Standalone custom CRM
We design roles, pipelines, customer records, orders, tasks, reports and automation without the limits of an off-the-shelf CMS.
CRM and commerce automation
We build a standalone system or extend our CMS, PrestaShop or OpenCart into one workspace for products, orders, customers and marketplaces.
System format
We keep the platform your team knows or create a standalone product. Either way, the business gets unified rules, data and control.
We design roles, pipelines, customer records, orders, tasks, reports and automation without the limits of an off-the-shelf CMS.
A faster launch on a proven core with the required modules, access rights and integrations.
We extend the admin area to manage products, warehouses, orders, customers and external sales channels.
We add workspaces, statuses, automated actions, reports and two-way marketplace connectors.
We synchronize product records, stock, reservations, prices, documents and fulfillment statuses.
New channels connect through separate adapters without changing the core or existing integrations.
Architecture
The CRM remains the source of truth while the integration layer translates its data into each marketplace format and returns orders back.
We map SKU, EAN, variants, categories and external IDs so one product remains the same product in every system.
Critical stock and orders are handled first while mass catalog updates run in controlled batches.
A failed request can be retried without creating a second order or applying stock changes twice.
We define which system has priority for price, stock, content and status before synchronization starts.
Data flows
The exact flows depend on channel capabilities and business logic. Below is a typical full integration scope.
Titles, descriptions, categories, attributes, images, brands, variants, barcodes and channel-specific validation.
CONTENT → CHANNELSBase and promotional prices, stock by warehouse, reservations, minimum quantities, availability and handling time.
CRM → MARKETPLACESOrder lines, totals, permitted contact data, payment, delivery, channel commission and responsible manager.
MARKETPLACES → CRMConfirmation, statuses, tracking numbers, shipment, cancellation, returns and alerts for problematic operations.
STATUS ↔ STATUSSynchronization cycle
Outbound and inbound flows run independently but share identifiers, rules, queues and logs.
A manager or ERP updates a product, price, promotion or available quantity in the central system.
The system locates external IDs and converts fields, categories and attributes for the target channel.
Required attributes, formats, images, price and allowed values are checked before sending.
Changes are grouped, prioritized and sent within the marketplace API limits.
The CRM stores the channel response, publication status and any error that can be fixed and retried.
The CRM receives a webhook or polls the channel API when instant notifications are unavailable.
The external ID prevents duplicates, products are matched by SKU and order data is normalized.
Quantity is reserved in the correct warehouse and the order receives a route and responsible manager.
The new available quantity becomes a priority event and is distributed to other marketplaces.
Confirmation, cancellation, tracking and fulfillment return to the channel in its supported format.
Successful cases
PrestaShop and OpenCart operate as the central CRM: they send catalog, prices and stock, receive orders and return fulfillment statuses.

Proof of experience
On request, we provide a private demonstration of live dashboards, data exchange, operation logs, order processing and error handling without exposing client-confidential information.
New channel
If the required marketplace, ERP, delivery service or supplier is not among our ready connectors, we study its API or feed, build an adapter, test it and connect it to the shared workflow.
Reliability
We build both data exchange and control tools so the team can see every channel's status and intervene safely.
Temporary API failures do not lose operations: the system retries them on schedule and preserves order.
A repeated request does not duplicate an order, payment, shipment or stock adjustment.
The queue respects each channel's limits, splits bulk operations into batches and controls throughput.
Critical errors, delays, stock mismatches and problematic orders are routed to the responsible team immediately.
Technology base
We choose the stack around existing infrastructure, catalog size, exchange frequency and number of channels.
Implementation stages
The integration moves from data audit to a controlled production launch with monitoring.
Processes, roles, catalogs, warehouses, channels and sources of truth.
Fields, IDs, data directions, frequency and conflict rules.
Authorization, API or feed adapter, mapping and logging.
Real examples, errors, rate limits, duplicates and load.
One flow or product group first, then the full catalog and orders.
Queues, errors, performance, mismatches and API changes under control.
Next step
Tell us where products, stock and orders live today and which channels must be connected. We will propose the architecture, rollout sequence and relevant working cases.
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