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What we build

E-commerce

Online stores and B2B ordering built around how you already sell. Storefronts, B2B ordering portals, Shopify customisation and the links to your payments, shipping and accounts. Built to a signed specification and paid for after you accept the work.

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The situation

Orders arrive everywhere except one place

Many sellers take orders on WhatsApp, Instagram, a marketplace and the phone, then copy them into a sheet before anyone can pack a parcel. Stock goes wrong, GST invoices are typed by hand, and nobody is sure which payments have come in. A ready made store solves part of this, though wholesale price lists, dealer credit, cash on delivery rules or a link to Tally often need custom work. A good e-commerce project starts with how you sell today and builds the store, the back office and the connections in the order that saves the most time.

2goodStore, this weekAK

Store, this week

Orders

214

Prepaid share

71%

Returns

9

Dealer reorders

38

  • UPI62
  • Cards21
  • Cash on delivery29
  • Bank transfer8
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What we build

E-commerce, in practice.

  1. Online storefronts

    Fast, mobile friendly stores with catalogue, search, cart, checkout and order tracking, set up for Indian customers and GST invoices.

  2. B2B and wholesale ordering

    Logins for dealers and retailers with their own price lists, minimum order quantities, credit limits and repeat orders.

  3. Shopify and platform customisation

    Custom themes, apps and checkout extensions on Shopify, or on ShopenUp (shopenup.com), the Code Colonies e-commerce platform.

  4. Payments and checkout

    Razorpay, UPI, cards and cash on delivery, with refunds and payment status matched to each order.

  5. Shipping and fulfilment links

    Courier and shipping aggregator connections for labels, tracking updates and return requests.

  6. Inventory and accounts sync

    Stock kept in step across your store and marketplaces, and orders passed to Tally or your accounting software.

Typical sizes

Roughly how many hours.

Planning sizes only. The real number comes from a signed scope after the first conversation.

  1. 150TO180HOURS

    A focused store or a set of customisations

    A small storefront on an existing platform, or a few custom features on a Shopify store. Roughly INR 29,850 to INR 35,820 before tax at INR 199 an hour.

  2. 200TO450HOURS

    A custom store with its back office

    Catalogue, checkout, payments, shipping, an admin panel and GST invoices. Roughly INR 39,800 to INR 89,550 before tax.

  3. 500TO1,000HOURS

    A B2B portal or multi channel setup

    Dealer pricing, credit, marketplace and accounts sync, and several user roles. Roughly INR 99,500 to INR 1,99,000 before tax.

Turn hours into a total

An example

Illustrative: a Surat saree trader moves dealer orders online

Consider a saree wholesaler in Surat who takes orders from retailers across Gujarat and Maharashtra over WhatsApp, with designs shared as photos. The specification covers a B2B ordering site where approved retailers see new designs with their own prices, place orders with a minimum quantity, and pay through Razorpay or on agreed credit. Orders reach the warehouse as a packing list and go to Tally as sales vouchers with GST. A public storefront for retail buyers is kept for a later stage.

Technology we often use

  • Shopify
  • ShopenUp
  • Next.js
  • React
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • PostgreSQL
  • Razorpay
  • Shiprocket
  • Tally

Chosen to fit the project and your team, and written into the specification.

Questions

About e-commerce.

Should we use Shopify or have a custom store built?

If a standard store covers how you sell, a platform such as Shopify or ShopenUp (shopenup.com) is usually quicker and cheaper to run. Custom work makes sense for dealer pricing, credit terms, unusual catalogues or deep links to your own systems. The choice is made during scoping.

Can the store create GST invoices?

Yes, GST invoices can be part of the specification, with the details your accountant needs. Confirm the invoice format and any e-invoicing requirements that apply to your business with your CA.

Who pays for the platform, payment gateway and courier charges?

Platform plans, gateway fees, courier charges and any paid apps are agreed in writing before work starts, and usually sit in your own accounts.

Related

Related work and reading

What we buildWeb applicationsWeb apps, portals and sites that your customers and staff use daily.What we buildIntegrations and automationYour systems connected, so data is typed in once and moves on its own.ShopenUpWant the store run for you?ShopenUp is the Code Colonies store platform. Custom store work on it is built on 2good terms.
ArticleGST on software services for Indian and overseas clientsHow GST usually applies to software services bought from an Indian company, what export of services means for overseas clients, and what to look for on an invoice. General information only.GuideWhat to check before you accept delivered softwareAccepting work is the moment you agree it meets the specification. A Surat trader's dealer app shows how to test a delivery properly.GuideEstimating hours for an MVPA first version is easier to estimate feature by feature, as a range. A Pune founder's booking app is worked through from hours to cost to cutting scope.

Start with a conversation

Tell us what you want built. We will tell you plainly whether it fits.

The first conversation is free. You get a rough size in hours, the tier that suits the work, and what a first 150 hour block would cover.

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