Most business software problems are not missing features — they are two systems that do not talk, with a person copying between them.
Quoted with the project, or separately for existing systems
An order arrives in one place, the invoice is raised in another, and the customer is told by hand. Every one of those handoffs is a delay and a chance to drop something.
Checkout wired to an Indian gateway on your own merchant account, with webhooks so order status updates without polling.
Prefilled enquiry and order handoffs on every project we ship, because it is the channel Indian customers actually reply on.
Transactional email for confirmations and alerts, set up so it lands in the inbox rather than the spam folder.
Location, and whatever third-party service your operation depends on, connected with sensible failure handling.
A Marathi-first ordering platform for a home-kitchen food business, with a live product API and an owner-facing admin panel.
An online store for a computer hardware retailer, with spec-level filtering and cash-on-delivery checkout.
If it has an API, usually yes. If it does not, that is worth knowing early — we will tell you before you commit rather than after.
On the projects shipped so far, WhatsApp handoff is a prefilled deep link, which needs no approval and works immediately. The official Business API is a separate, heavier setup we would scope explicitly.
Tell us what you need. You'll get a scope and a fixed quote before anything begins.
No pressure · Clear scope · Fixed quote