At Clickk, we design and develop eCommerce websites for retailers, wholesalers, manufacturers and businesses selling digital products. That can mean a streamlined store selling a handful of products or a complex eCommerce platform managing thousands of products, customer accounts, integrations and different ways to buy.
We work with both Shopify and WooCommerce and recommend the platform based on what your business actually needs. For straightforward online stores, Shopify is often our preferred solution because it’s reliable, easy to manage and provides most of the functionality retailers need out of the box. For more customised websites and complex eCommerce requirements, WooCommerce gives us significantly more flexibility.
Beyond the storefront, we can connect your eCommerce website with the systems that run your business, including inventory, accounting, CRM, POS, shipping and other platforms. The result is an online store that’s designed around your customers while making the day to day operation of eCommerce more efficient.
We don’t push every eCommerce client onto the same platform. For straightforward online stores, Shopify can provide a fast, reliable and easy to manage solution. When a website requires greater customisation, complex functionality or needs to do significantly more outside eCommerce, we’ll often recommend WooCommerce. We’ll look at your requirements first and recommend the platform that makes the most sense.
Our eCommerce experience ranges from single product stores through to websites containing as many as 30,000 products. We can accommodate complex categories, variable products, advanced filtering, wholesale pricing, customer accounts, subscriptions, bulk ordering and other functionality that makes large catalogues easier to navigate and manage for both your customers and internal team.
Your online store can connect with the other platforms your business relies on. We can integrate inventory management, POS, accounting, CRM, ERP, shipping and marketing systems to automate the flow of information between platforms. This can reduce double handling, keep information more accurate and save your team from manually maintaining the same data across multiple systems.
We work with wholesalers, manufacturers and B2B businesses that need more from eCommerce than a standard retail checkout. That can include trade accounts, customer-specific pricing, minimum quantities, bulk ordering, quote requests, large product catalogues and integration with existing inventory or business systems, creating an online ordering experience around the way your customers actually buy.
Your eCommerce requirements won’t necessarily stay the same. We build platforms with future growth in mind, whether that means adding products, introducing new payment options, integrating another business system or developing completely custom functionality. Our development and support teams can continue working with you after launch to maintain, improve and extend your eCommerce platform as your business grows.
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It depends on what you need your website to do. For more straightforward online stores, we’ll often recommend Shopify. It’s a reliable, established eCommerce platform that’s easy for businesses to manage and provides a lot of the functionality a standard online retailer needs out of the box.
For more customised eCommerce projects, we often recommend WooCommerce. Because it’s built on WordPress, it gives our developers significantly more flexibility when the broader website requires custom functionality, complex content structures, integrations or features that don’t fit neatly within a standard eCommerce platform.
We’ll scope your requirements first and recommend the platform we think is best suited to the project.
We’ve worked on everything from single product stores through to eCommerce websites with around 30,000 products. The right approach depends on the size and complexity of your catalogue and how customers need to find and purchase those products.
For larger catalogues, we’ll consider categories, product attributes, filtering, search, navigation and the overall information architecture to make it easier for customers to find what they’re looking for.
We also consider how your team will manage products behind the scenes, particularly when product information, pricing and inventory need to synchronise with external systems.
Yes. We work with wholesalers, manufacturers and B2B businesses that have more complex purchasing requirements.
Depending on how your business operates, we can build functionality around trade accounts, wholesale pricing, customer-specific pricing, bulk ordering, minimum order quantities, quote requests and different levels of customer access.
We can also integrate the website with existing inventory, accounting, CRM, ERP and other business platforms. This can allow customers to order online while keeping the processes behind those orders connected with the systems your team already uses.
Absolutely. eCommerce integrations are one of our key development capabilities. We can connect your online store with accounting platforms such as Xero, POS and inventory systems, CRMs, ERPs, shipping providers, marketing platforms and other business software.
For example, an online transaction can be automatically recorded in your accounting system, or inventory can synchronise between your physical store and online store so stock levels remain accurate.
Where an existing integration doesn’t exist, our developers can investigate the platform’s API and develop a custom integration where technically possible.
We can build a wide range of eCommerce functionality including variable products, advanced filtering, subscriptions, memberships, wholesale pricing, customer accounts, wishlists, gift cards, discount codes, reviews, quote requests, bulk ordering and complex shipping rules.
We can also configure click and collect, multi-currency stores, digital products, international selling, product bundles, upsells and cross-sells, abandoned cart functionality and different payment methods.
If your requirements go beyond standard eCommerce functionality, our development team can also scope custom WordPress functionality and API integrations around the way your business needs to operate.
We can integrate your store with a wide range of established payment providers, including Stripe, PayPal, Square, Afterpay and other supported payment gateways, depending on your platform and requirements.
This can also include payment methods such as credit and debit cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and buy-now-pay-later options where supported by the selected gateway.
Payments are processed through established third-party payment providers rather than storing sensitive card information directly within your website. We’ll help you determine which payment options make sense for your customers and configure them as part of the eCommerce build.
Yes. We can migrate existing eCommerce websites between platforms or rebuild an older store on a new platform. This can include migrations between Shopify and WooCommerce as well as moving stores from other eCommerce platforms where the existing data can be exported or accessed.
Depending on the platform and project, we can migrate products, categories, imagery, customers, orders and other important store data.
Before starting, we’ll review the existing website and data structure to determine what can be migrated, what needs to be rebuilt and the safest approach for moving to the new platform.
Absolutely. We build eCommerce websites so your team can manage the day-to-day operation of the store without relying on a developer.
Your team can manage products, pricing, stock, orders, discounts and other store content through Shopify or WordPress. For WooCommerce projects, we can also customise the WordPress CMS around the information your team regularly needs to manage.
We provide training to help your team understand how the platform works, including common tasks such as adding products, processing orders, managing refunds and running promotions.
A relatively straightforward Shopify or WooCommerce website will typically take around 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the design, number of products and functionality required. Mid-sized or more customised eCommerce websites will generally take around 6 to 8 weeks.
For larger projects involving significant product catalogues, custom development, data migration or multiple integrations, development can take around 8 to 12 weeks.
Highly complex eCommerce platforms can take considerably longer, with some projects running for up to 6 months. We’ll establish a realistic project timeline during the scoping process based on your requirements.
eCommerce website pricing can vary significantly because the complexity behind two online stores can be completely different. The number of products is only one consideration. Design requirements, product data, integrations, shipping, payment methods, customer types and custom functionality can all affect the scope.
Before providing a proposal, we’ll take the time to understand how your business operates, what your customers need and which systems the website needs to connect with. Feel free to fill out our project brief here.
We’ll then recommend either Shopify or WooCommerce and provide an indicative price based on the scope and estimated development time, so you have a clear understanding of the expected investment before the project begins.
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