From checkout to delivery, make every system work together.
Your online store is just one part of your operation. Behind every order are inventory, payments, fulfillment, shipping, customer communication, and accounting. We build custom software, integrations, and automation that connect your e-commerce platforms with the systems running your business, so orders move forward without unnecessary manual work.
One customer order. Eight systems that need to know about it.
A customer buys something from your store. That one transaction can affect inventory, payments, fulfillment, shipping, customer communication, accounting, marketing, and returns. When those systems don't talk, employees move the information between them by hand.
Inventory
Reserve available stock so you don't oversell.
Payments
Record payment status against the order.
Fulfillment
Prepare the order for picking and packing.
Shipping
Create the shipment and tracking.
Customer updates
Send the relevant notifications automatically.
Accounting
Record the financial activity once, in the right place.
Support
Make order status accessible to your team.
Reporting
Track sales, costs, and what actually sold.
Illustrative system connections; actual workflows depend on platform capabilities and business rules. Every order creates work across your business. We build the connections that help that work happen in the right systems.
Selling in more places shouldn't mean managing inventory in more places.
You might sell through Shopify, Amazon, Walmart Marketplace, eBay, wholesale accounts, and a retail location. Each channel creates orders and changes availability. Without reliable coordination, a product can sell on one platform while another still shows it in stock.
| Channel | Allocation | Units | Basis |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shopify | Available to sell | 42 | From physical, net of reserves |
| Amazon | Allocated | 28 | Channel allocation rule |
| Wholesale | Reserved | 20 | Open B2B orders |
| Warehouse | Physical on hand | 100 | Counted stock |
Channel quantities are illustrative. We don't promise perfectly real-time synchronization across every marketplace: API delays, reservation logic, cancellations, and platform limitations are handled through defined allocation and reconciliation rules. The goal is to keep selling across channels without reconciling inventory by hand.
Systems that connect your entire e-commerce operation.
E-commerce integrations
Connect supported storefronts, marketplaces, inventory, shipping, accounting, and CRM platforms.
Order automation
Automate approved workflows from checkout through fulfillment and billing.
Inventory synchronization
Connect inventory availability, reservations, product data, and stock updates.
Custom storefront features
Create specialized shopping, account, pricing, and checkout experiences where supported.
Shipping & fulfillment
Integrate order preparation, shipping labels, tracking, and fulfillment updates.
Returns & exchanges
Connect return requests, approvals, inventory dispositions, refunds, and communication.
Customer support & AI
Connect authorized order information with support workflows, knowledge, and escalation.
Reporting & profitability
Bring together sales, fees, fulfillment costs, returns, and other financial data.
Your online store should support how your business actually sells.
Most platforms cover the standard features to launch and run a store. Some businesses need more, especially when selling to wholesale customers, managing complex products, or working with existing business systems. Use the platform that already works. Build the features your business needs around it.
Custom product configurators
Let customers select dimensions, options, materials, or configurations, connected to pricing and fulfillment.
Wholesale & B2B portals
Customer-specific pricing, account access, bulk orders, purchase orders, and approval workflows.
Subscription & repeat ordering
Connect recurring orders, customer preferences, account management, and billing systems.
Customer account portals
Orders, invoices, saved products, support requests, and account-specific information.
Additional opportunities include dealer portals, custom quote requests, product-data management, and specialized checkout extensions where supported.
The order doesn't end when the package is delivered.
A return creates work across customer support, inventory, fulfillment, payments, and accounting. A return request, a physical return, an inventory restock, and a refund are distinct events, not one.
- 1
Customer requests return
The request is submitted through an approved channel.
- 2
Eligibility reviewed
Policy and order details are checked.
- 3
Product received
The item is inspected and its condition recorded.
- 4
Inventory disposition
Restock, quarantine, or other approved handling is applied.
- 5
Refund or exchange
The authorized financial action is processed.
- 6
Records updated
Customer, inventory, and accounting records reconcile.
Shopify supports native returns, exchanges, and refunds. We focus on connecting or extending those capabilities when a business has additional requirements, rather than recreating what the platform already does.
Give your support team the information they need to answer customers.
Instead of searching five systems for "where is my order?" or "has my return been received?", authorized staff see a connected view of the customer's order and fulfillment. The assistant uses verified data, flags what it can't confirm, and escalates exceptions. It does not automatically issue refunds, change addresses, or disclose account information without proper authorization.
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Payment | Completed |
| Fulfillment | Shipped |
| Tracking | In transit |
| Estimated delivery | October 16 |
| Open requests | 1 · address correction |
Illustrative example. Sensitive customer information and consequential account actions require appropriate safeguards and human authorization.
Your storefront, inventory, shipping, and accounting should work together.
Storefront → ERP
Orders and approved financial information flow to the back office.
Marketplace → Inventory
Channel orders and availability updates keep stock coordinated.
Warehouse → Storefront
Fulfillment status and tracking flow back to the sales channel.
Payment processor → Accounting
Settlement and reconciliation information lands in the books.
Customer support → Order data
Authorized access to order history for the support team.
Product catalog → Sales channels
Approved product information and pricing published to each channel.
We evaluate the platforms you already use, identify the best available integration options, and build custom connections or supporting applications where technically feasible. Access and capabilities depend on each platform's APIs, permissions, and terms, so we confirm what's possible before promising it.
More orders don't always mean more profit.
A store can report strong sales while margins get eaten by product cost, shipping, marketplace fees, advertising, discounts, returns, and payment processing. A connected system brings those costs together per order, product, and channel.
- Order revenue$120.00
- Product cost-$48.00
- Shipping & fulfillment-$12.50
- Payment & channel fees-$5.10
- Allocated advertising cost-$18.00
Illustrative contribution, excluding additional operating costs and any later returns or adjustments.
Don't make your team discover problems one order at a time.
Instead of only showing completed orders, surface the exceptions that need attention, and let anyone ask the operation a question.
Illustrative figures for demonstration, not actual customer results. Consequential operational and financial decisions remain subject to appropriate review.
Different products. Different sales channels. Connected operations.
Direct-to-consumer brands
Online storefronts, fulfillment, customer service, repeat purchases, and reporting.
Multichannel retailers
Selling across a website, marketplaces, and physical stores at once.
Wholesale & B2B sellers
Customer-specific pricing, account portals, purchase orders, and complex fulfillment.
Subscription businesses
Recurring orders, billing, customer preferences, and fulfillment coordination.
Manufacturers selling direct
Product catalogs, inventory, ERP connections, and dealer or customer portals.
Specialty retailers
Custom products, configurators, special orders, and nonstandard workflows.
E-commerce software and integration services in Sacramento.
Develop & Conquer helps Sacramento-area e-commerce businesses connect their online stores with the systems managing inventory, orders, shipping, customers, and accounting.
Whether you run a Shopify storefront, sell through multiple marketplaces, manage wholesale orders, or build a custom online shopping experience, we help determine what should be connected, automated, improved, or built around your business.
Serving Sacramento, Roseville, Folsom, Elk Grove, West Sacramento, Stockton, and surrounding Northern California communities.
E-commerce integrations and automation, answered.
Can you integrate Shopify with QuickBooks or other accounting software?
Yes, where supported. We evaluate the platforms, financial workflows, and available integrations to determine how sales, payments, fees, refunds, and accounting information should be synchronized.
Can inventory stay synchronized across Shopify, Amazon, and other marketplaces?
Inventory can be coordinated through supported integrations and defined allocation rules. Timing, marketplace restrictions, reservations, and reconciliation processes must be considered, so we don't promise perfectly real-time sync across every platform.
Can you build custom Shopify applications?
We can develop custom applications and supported extensions around Shopify's available APIs and platform capabilities, including specialized workflows, integrations, and administrative tools.
Can e-commerce order processing be automated?
Many steps can be automated or connected, including order intake, inventory allocation, fulfillment requests, tracking updates, and financial record preparation. Exceptions are handled through defined review processes.
Can you connect our online store with a warehouse or 3PL?
Depending on the systems involved, orders, inventory, fulfillment status, shipment information, and other approved records can be exchanged through available integrations.
Can you build a wholesale or B2B ordering portal?
Yes. Custom portals can support customer accounts, catalogs, pricing rules, order requests, approval workflows, and integrations with your existing business systems.
Can AI help with e-commerce customer service?
AI can assist with authorized order lookup, common customer questions, support summaries, and routing requests to staff. Sensitive customer information and consequential account actions require appropriate safeguards.
Can you build a dashboard showing profitability across sales channels?
Yes. We can bring together available sales, product cost, fees, shipping, advertising, and other financial data to build reporting tailored to your business.
Your customers see the storefront. We'll help connect everything behind it.
From Shopify integrations and inventory synchronization to custom applications, order automation, customer support, and business reporting, we build technology that makes your online operation easier to manage. Tell us what software you're using, where information gets duplicated, or what your current e-commerce platform can't do.