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Stores & relaunches

Stores & relaunches. The right team behind you.

Launching a store, changing platforms or planning a relaunch? Find delivery partners who can connect design, technology and business workflows.

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A store relaunch starts with requirements

A new storefront involves more than design. Product data, search, navigation, checkout and integrations need to support the business model. Identify the problems in your current store and the capabilities the next version actually needs.

Changing platforms also means moving data, planning redirects and managing the transition into operation. A useful proposal separates discovery, development, migration and ongoing support so you can compare scope and understand dependencies on your team.

01

Discovery & UX

Turn your assortment, audiences and purchase journeys into a clear store structure. Plan design and usability alongside technical requirements.

02

Development & integration

Plan the store platform, custom features and connections together. Establish responsibility for ERP, PIM, payments and other external systems.

03

Migration & operations

Prepare data, existing URLs and the platform transition. Include testing, acceptance, maintenance and future development in the scope.

Compare with confidence

Find the right fit for your business.

Compare the actual scope against your requirements. Use these points to guide the first conversation.

  1. 01

    Platform experience

    Discuss comparable work on your intended store platform rather than relying on a list of technology names.

  2. 02

    Delivery team

    Clarify project ownership, external contributors, communication and available capacity before work starts.

  3. 03

    Scope boundaries

    Make integrations, content entry, data migration and ongoing support explicit in the proposal and acceptance criteria.

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Questions about Stores & relaunches

A few answers before you start a conversation.

When does a relaunch make sense?

Consider a relaunch when technical or business limitations cannot be addressed through targeted improvements. Document those limitations first. Updating the existing store may be enough for well-defined problems.

Does the agency also need to handle ERP and payments?

That depends on scope. What matters is clear ownership of coordination between the store, payment processing and business systems. Several specialists can work together when interfaces and acceptance criteria are agreed.

How should I compare relaunch proposals?

Give each candidate the same requirements. Compare assumptions, included work, your own responsibilities, testing and post-launch support. A total price has limited meaning without that context.

From shortlist to conversation

Start with a useful brief.

Have this information ready when you contact providers:

  • Current platform and specific problems
  • Assortment, audiences and required capabilities
  • Integrations, available data and timeline

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