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ONBOARD
Client Onboarding
Set up the client relationship, define the required commerce plan, and connect the business to the appropriate Selldone shop.
SELLDONE E-COMMERCE DEVELOPMENT
Selldone commerce systems for businesses that need more than a storefront. Store setup, client onboarding, custom plans, commerce operations, API integrations, custom storefronts, automation, and ongoing technical management.
02 / PARTNER DELIVERY MODEL
As a Selldone partner, I can help businesses move from onboarding and plan setup through shop configuration, integrations, ongoing management, and technical support.
Business or individual
Partner relationship
Custom service package
Commerce account
Store and operations
Ongoing support
Set up the client relationship, define the required commerce plan, and connect the business to the appropriate Selldone shop.
Package Selldone licensing together with implementation, configuration, integrations, support, and other agency services around the client's requirements.
Configure products, services, categories, commerce settings, operational workflows, integrations, and storefront behavior.
Continue supporting the client after launch through configuration changes, integrations, technical assistance, commerce optimization, and operational support.
03 / WHEN SELLDONE FITS
Selldone becomes especially useful when a business needs more than a simple storefront — including deeper operations, custom workflows, API access, automation, and alternative frontend experiences.
A better fit when products, orders, customers, fulfillment, staff workflows, and operational processes need to work together as one commerce system.
Useful when commerce data and workflows need to connect with custom applications, backend systems, automation, integrations, or external operational tools.
Appropriate when the customer-facing frontend needs to be separated from the commerce backend and built around a custom user experience.
Useful for commerce models involving multiple sellers, vendor participation, shared catalog structures, marketplace-style operations, and more complex commercial relationships.
A strong option when repetitive commerce operations need to connect with APIs, external services, notifications, data pipelines, or custom business logic.
Useful when a business prefers an agency-managed model covering onboarding, store configuration, integrations, ongoing technical work, and operational support.
If the requirement is primarily a traditional WordPress-native online store, WooCommerce may be the simpler fit.
If the requirement involves deeper commerce operations, APIs, custom frontends, automation, or broader workflows, Selldone may be the stronger architecture.
04 / WHAT I BUILD
The implementation can range from a managed online store to a custom commerce system connected through APIs, operational workflows, and purpose-built storefronts.
Selldone stores configured around products, categories, commerce settings, customer experience, operations, and ongoing agency-led support.
Commerce structures for businesses selling services, appointments, custom work, requests, or non-traditional products that need a more flexible operational model.
Commerce systems involving multiple vendors, shared catalogs, vendor relationships, marketplace-style workflows, and more complex operational coordination.
Build a separate customer-facing frontend while Selldone provides the underlying commerce platform, data, and operational capabilities.
Connect Selldone commerce data and workflows with custom applications, business systems, automation, integrations, and other external services.
Design commerce flows around the business rather than forcing operations into a generic storefront model, including custom states, integrations, automation, and supporting processes.
05 / SELLDONE CAPABILITIES
Selldone can support more than storefront configuration. Catalogs, customers, orders, vendors, APIs, automation, custom frontends, and partner-managed delivery can work together as one commerce system.
Structure products, services, categories, attributes, variants, pricing, and related commerce data around how the business actually sells.
Configure how orders move through purchasing, processing, fulfillment, delivery, status changes, and operational handling.
Structure customer-facing commerce experiences, account relationships, customer data, and workflows that support repeat business and ongoing operations.
Support commerce models involving vendors, multiple sellers, vendor relationships, shared operational structures, and marketplace-style workflows.
Connect Selldone commerce data and functions with custom applications, external services, backend systems, and other business platforms.
Reduce repetitive operational work by connecting commerce events, APIs, notifications, workflows, and external systems where appropriate.
Build a separate customer-facing frontend while Selldone remains the commerce backend and operational system.
Support client onboarding, custom plans, shop assignment, commerce configuration, and ongoing agency-led management.
06 / COMMERCE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
The storefront is only one layer. Commerce data, customers, orders, vendors, APIs, automation, and external business systems can all connect through the Selldone commerce layer.
User intent and interaction
Selldone or custom frontend
Commerce platform layer
Products, customers, orders
Integration and automation
External systems and workflows
Product discovery, service presentation, purchasing flows, account interactions, and the customer-facing interface.
Products, services, customers, orders, vendor relationships, commerce configuration, and operational commerce data.
Connect the commerce core to custom applications, automation, external systems, analytics, and business-specific workflows.
Fulfillment, vendor management, notifications, internal workflows, customer support, reporting, and ongoing operational processes.
06 / COMMERCE SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
The storefront is only one layer. Commerce data, customers, orders, vendors, APIs, automation, and external business systems can all connect through the Selldone commerce layer.
User intent and interaction
Selldone or custom frontend
Commerce platform layer
Products, customers, orders
Integration and automation
External systems and workflows
Product discovery, service presentation, purchasing flows, account interactions, and the customer-facing interface.
Products, services, customers, orders, vendor relationships, commerce configuration, and operational commerce data.
Connect the commerce core to custom applications, automation, external systems, analytics, and business-specific workflows.
Fulfillment, vendor management, notifications, internal workflows, customer support, reporting, and ongoing operational processes.
07 / DEVELOPMENT PROCESS
Selldone projects start with the business model and operational requirements, then move through client setup, commerce configuration, integrations, frontend work, automation, testing, and ongoing management.
Clarify products or services, customers, vendors, purchasing flows, fulfillment, operations, integrations, and what the commerce system needs to achieve.
Decide how products, services, customers, vendors, orders, payments, fulfillment, and operational relationships should work together.
Where the partner model is used, create or connect the client, select the appropriate plan, associate the shop, and establish the managed delivery relationship.
Set up catalog structure, products or services, commerce settings, customer flows, vendor requirements, and operational configuration.
Connect APIs, custom applications, analytics, operational tools, automation services, and other business systems where the project requires them.
Use the appropriate Selldone storefront or build a custom customer-facing interface around the required commerce experience and brand system.
Identify repetitive processes and connect commerce events, APIs, notifications, data flows, and external services where automation provides real operational value.
Verify critical customer flows, catalog behavior, orders, integrations, vendor workflows, frontend behavior, automation, and operational scenarios before release.
Launch the commerce system, monitor the important workflows, support the client, adjust configuration, and continue improving integrations and operations as requirements evolve.
08 / CUSTOM STOREFRONTS & API
When the standard storefront is not enough, a custom frontend can communicate with Selldone through authenticated APIs while the commerce platform continues to manage core business data and operational workflows.
Browser / device
Next.js / custom frontend
Application integration layer
Authenticated commerce access
Products / orders / customers
Build a customer-facing interface around the exact business workflow, product discovery model, or user experience required by the project.
Keep Selldone API interaction inside a defined application layer instead of spreading commerce requests directly throughout the frontend.
Secure commerce operations should use the appropriate authentication and authorization model before accessing protected Selldone resources.
Applications can work with the required commerce resources, such as catalog information, customers, orders, shops, vendors, or other supported platform data.
Add application logic around commerce operations when the business requires workflows that do not fit a standard storefront interaction.
Connect the application and commerce layer with internal tools, analytics, automation, operational systems, or other services where supported.
09 / AUTOMATION & OPERATIONS
Repetitive commerce work can often be simplified by connecting events, notifications, APIs, vendor workflows, order states, and external systems around a clear operational model.
Use meaningful commerce events as triggers for downstream actions, notifications, integrations, or operational workflows.
Reduce manual handling by connecting order states, fulfillment steps, internal actions, customer updates, and downstream systems where appropriate.
Route important commerce events to customers, staff, vendors, or external systems so the right people receive the right information at the right point in the workflow.
Support vendor-related workflows involving onboarding, product responsibility, order coordination, status changes, and other multi-vendor operational requirements.
Connect commerce data with custom applications, operational tools, analytics, internal systems, or other services through supported APIs and integrations.
Continue improving configuration, integrations, operational workflows, automation, and technical support as the business evolves after launch.
Automation should not exist for its own sake. It should remove repetitive work, reduce errors, and make commerce operations easier to manage.
10 / SELECTED COMMERCE WORK
Demo and concept projects exploring Selldone configuration, commerce workflows, custom storefronts, APIs, operations, and connected business systems.
View all workSelldone store configuration concept
A demo Selldone commerce implementation exploring product structure, store configuration, customer flows, operations, and partner-managed delivery.
Custom storefront + commerce backend concept
A concept commerce architecture combining a custom application with Selldone-backed commerce workflows, operational data, integrations, and vendor-related processes.
12 / FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Common questions about Selldone projects, platform selection, custom storefronts, APIs, partner-managed implementations, integrations, and ongoing technical support.
Selldone is a commerce platform designed to provide businesses with tools for running online commerce and related operations. Depending on the project, it can form the commerce layer behind a store, operational workflow, or custom application.
Yes. I work through the Selldone partner model, which can be used to create and manage client relationships, shops, and custom plans while providing implementation and technical services around the platform.
A partner-managed project can involve creating or connecting the client, selecting the appropriate plan, and then associating the relevant shop with that client relationship. The exact onboarding process depends on how the project and commercial arrangement are structured.
It depends on the business architecture. WooCommerce is often appropriate when WordPress is the centre of the website and commerce requirements fit its ecosystem. Selldone can be considered when the project requires a broader commerce and operational platform or a different application architecture.
Explore WooCommerce Development →Yes, where the required Selldone APIs and platform capabilities support the architecture. A custom frontend can provide the customer experience while Selldone remains part of the underlying commerce system.
A custom application can be architected with a frontend such as Next.js and an integration layer that communicates with supported Selldone APIs. The exact architecture depends on authentication, required commerce resources, and business workflows.
API integration can be included when the project requires custom applications, external systems, automation, or business-specific workflows. Integration scope is defined around the APIs and resources available for the required use case.
Selldone includes capabilities relevant to vendor and marketplace-oriented commerce. Before implementation, the required vendor model, order flow, responsibilities, payments, fulfillment, and operational rules should be mapped against the platform capabilities.
Migration feasibility depends on the existing platform, catalog structure, customer and order data, integrations, URLs, operational workflows, and the destination capabilities. I would assess these before recommending a migration approach.
Yes. Ongoing work can include configuration changes, troubleshooting, integrations, workflow improvements, automation, storefront development, and technical support depending on the agreed service scope.
Project cost depends on scope. A straightforward store configuration is different from a project involving custom storefront development, APIs, automation, migration, integrations, or complex operational workflows.
Platform licensing and my implementation or management services should also be treated as separate parts of the project unless they are explicitly bundled into an agreed plan.
Start with the business requirement rather than the technology. Tell me what you sell, how customers buy, how the business currently operates, what needs to connect, and what problems the new system should solve.
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