Design the purchase journey
Start with product types, pricing, variants and fulfillment. Decide whether customers can buy immediately or request quotes, and define the store team’s work after an order is placed.
Catalogs, orders and inventory
Scope can include storefronts, catalogs, carts, orders and inventory. External sales channel integrations depend on provider APIs and permissions, with a designated product source of truth.
Payments and transaction state
Choose payment channels supported by the business’s provider accounts. Define confirmation, duplicate handling, cancellations and refunds within scope. RAAN ONE provides a reference for storefront and back-office discussions.
Prepare the store and estimate cost
Prepare product records, images, sales terms and shipping rules. Product count is only one factor; pricing logic, inventory behavior, migration and integrations also determine scope.
Delivery process and handover
Agree on requirements and acceptance criteria, design screens, then develop and review in stages before launch. Source code, documentation, training and support are defined in the agreement. External service costs and timelines depend on the selected systems.
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