Thirty-five engagements.Find the one that is yours.
Thirty-five engagements listed, B2B and eCommerce alike. Scan the problems rather than the logos. The client is the credential; the problem is how you know whether we have built your situation before. Every line is the problem as it arrived, not as it looked once we had solved it.
All 36 are written up in full, each at its own URL. Every one states the problem as it arrived, what we did about it, and the figure the client published where they published one.
Eight engagements,described for the person who has to build on them.
The same engagements the work page lists as marketing wins, rewritten the way the person who inherits them would need to read them. Systems named, seams named, and what happens at each one.
One commerce backbone, two storefronts, an auction marketplace from a blank page.
Two Shopify Plus sites for an eighty-twenty wholesale split, on two repositories.
1,000+ customer records moved with order history intact; HubSpot, QuickBooks, OzLink, Endicia and PayPal kept live through cutover.
More ⟶Three international storefronts, built separately rather than through a currency plugin.
A teardown before a redesign: twenty product templates, dead app code, a cart that skipped its own sample selector.
Shipping rules moved off a third-party app and into the platform. +21% conversion.
More ⟶A two-sided service-partner portal over Salesforce, with a full bid and counter-offer lifecycle.
Procurement is a negotiation, not a transaction. Accept, reject and counter-offer all re-enter the same lifecycle, and every state change has to reconcile back to Salesforce.
More ⟶HubSpot synchronised with CATS, a specialist system run by a third party.
Off-the-shelf connectors cover the happy path. Anything with real field semantics goes the custom API route.
More ⟶MarTech infrastructure that held through six years of serial acquisition.
Every acquisition arrives with its own CRM. The architecture decides whether that is a week or a quarter.
More ⟶An AI sommelier taken from concept to launch as a product, not a demo.
Orchestration and observability, so failures are visible before a customer finds them.
More ⟶WooCommerce to Shopify, with the back office rebuilt alongside the storefront.
Enterprise CRM migrations from Salesforce, Dynamics, Zoho and legacy systems.
