Shopify shops that fit your product data and your processes

Shopify is worth it when you want to go live quickly, are planning further countries and want product data to come from a PIM or ERP without running and updating your own shop software. Shopify fits less well when you need very specific configurators, deep B2B pricing logic or heavy changes to the checkout. We look at the product range, the ordering process and the interfaces beforehand and tell you whether a standard theme, a custom theme or a different system adds up better.

Yes. Prices, stock levels, variants, translations and technical attributes can be transferred into the shop automatically instead of being maintained in two places. For PUKY we built a dedicated application that maps Akeneo exports to the Shopify fields, so new products and changes reach the shop without manual work. Before the first import we settle the rules: which system takes the lead, how variants are formed and what happens when data is missing or contradictory.

Yes, as long as the changes stay cleanly separated from the core. We use a current theme as the basis, build our own sections and templates and avoid the kind of changes that turn every Shopify update into a risk. Home page, category page and product detail page therefore follow your corporate design, while checkout, apps and Shopify features stay compatible. An update is then a job of a few hours and not the reason for a new front end.

Yes. After going live the work continues on conversion, data quality, loading time and range maintenance, and that usually creates more impact than the project before it. We set up languages, currencies and tax and shipping logic so that another market remains a configuration: at PUKY, new national subsidiaries have gone live in a few steps ever since.