Shopify Plus, the marketplace plugin and the loyalty add-on got you to this size. Now inventory oversells across channels, the margin lives in three exports, and every new feature is a workaround. We build the commerce, order and customer systems around how you actually sell, apply AI where it pays, and leave you owning the stack.
Shopify Plus, Magento and their peers are the right choice for most brands for a long time. Then one of these shows up. The honest answer is rarely "replace everything"; it is usually "move this one part".
Inventory lives in the storefront, the POS and the marketplace app, each updating on its own schedule
B2B tiers, bundles and regional pricing fight the platform's checkout rules
Eleven apps, each billed monthly, each with its own data model
ESP, POS and storefront each hold a different version of the customer
The platform wants one storefront, one price list, one customer type
The platform has become the bottleneck for the business
If none of these are true for you yet, you probably do not need us yet. We will tell you that on the first call.
Six systems retailers and e-commerce brands bring to us once the platform stops keeping up. Each card names the project that proves it.
Your checkout, pricing and catalogue logic, with no app stack to work around.
One stock figure across store, web and marketplace; orders routed to the right location; terminals that talk to the ERP.
A loyalty programme and app your customers actually open, wired to the POS and CRM you run.
Multi-vendor catalogues, auctions, payouts and vendor tools for B2B or B2C.
Learn more →Stay on Shopify Plus where it works; move the parts that hit the ceiling to custom services, step by step.
Leave a platform without losing orders, SEO or a season; phased, with the data migrated and reconciled.
Name the break that costs you this quarter. We will scope that piece at a fixed price.
Shoppers ask assistants what to buy and compare prices in a chat window; most retailers still forecast in a spreadsheet and process returns by hand. The gap is where the margin is. We put AI to work on the operational side first (forecasting, orders, service) because that is where it pays back fastest, and we build it on top of the storefront and ERP you already run.
A data layer under the storefront (orders, stock, customers in one place) and an AI layer on top: retrieval over product and policy data, agents for the routine order and service tasks, and the pipelines that keep it all current.
A forecast that is wrong costs real inventory. Every model we ship is back-tested on your history, guard-railed, and monitored in production.
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No. Most retail projects keep the storefront and move one part (orders and inventory, checkout and pricing, loyalty) into a custom service beside it. A full replatform is the exception, and when it is the right call we do it in phases so you never lose a season.
It depends on which system you start with and how many channels it has to serve. We scope the first piece at a fixed price after a short discovery; an OMS for three channels is a different budget from a headless storefront with B2B pricing, and we will tell you which you need first.
Yes. Kopiika's loyalty platform runs as a layer over an existing CRM and 1C accounting, and most of our retail work connects storefront, POS, ERP and marketplace feeds into one order and inventory picture. We integrate before we replace.
Yes. Dealer ordering and a second brand can run on shared services beside the consumer store. Dealer and B2B portals are covered in detail on their own page.
A first usable piece typically goes live in three to five months, planned around your trading calendar. Anything touching checkout or inventory launches between seasons, never in the run-up to one.
Yes. The code, the order and customer data and the roadmap are yours from day one. If you ever change partners or platforms, everything comes with you.
We reply within 24 hours — with a time for a call.
An NDA — before you share sales or customer data, if you want one.
A discovery session — that follows one order through your systems.
A fixed-price proposal — for the first module, scheduled around your peak season.
A new channel, B2B pricing, a loyalty programme, one honest stock figure. Tell us which, and one call will show whether it is a module beside your platform or a reason to move.
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