Catalogue & discovery
Categories, product variations, product detail layouts, search requirements and catalogue import rules.
eCommerce Development
Make browsing, buying and fulfilment work together.
Build a storefront around your catalogue, customers and fulfilment rules. We map product data, checkout requirements and operational handoffs before selecting extensions or integrations.
Connected retail operations
From Your Store Shelves to Your Customer's Doorstep.
Online shoppingIn-store ordering POS connection planned
- 01Customer shopping
Find products online or in store.
- 02Checkout
Choose an eligible fulfilment method.
- 03Order management
Validate stock, address and order status.
- 04Fulfilment
Pick, pack and prepare the handoff.
- 05Ship or deliver
Use the agreed carrier or local fleet.
- 06Track & confirm
Review tracking and delivery evidence.
A proposed operating journey. WooCommerce, carrier and POS connections are validated per merchant before activation.
What we can scope together
Know what each workstream involves.
The following workstreams inform your proposal. The agreed deliverable list defines what is included; they are not an automatic package bundle.
Checkout & customer journey
Cart, account and checkout design; tax, payment and policy requirements reviewed with the business owner.
Operations & fulfilment
Stock ownership, pickup or shipping rules, order status and customer notification responsibilities are mapped.
Testing & handover
Catalogue samples, checkout scenarios, fulfilment exceptions and staff tasks are tested in an agreed non-production environment.
A visual workflow
From requirements to a reviewed rollout.
- Audit catalogue and store rules
- Design product and checkout journeys
- Configure approved store integrations
- Test orders and train the team
Workflow illustration. Application connections and automation are verified separately before activation.
Three parts of your fulfilment planChoose the journey.
Choose the journey.
Keep control of the operation.
Connect store orders with the right delivery method, shipping account and operating tools.
Reach nearby customers.
Scope local delivery around pickup readiness, service areas, capacity and customer expectations. Instant or scheduled services depend on the supported provider and location.
Coverage & service level confirmed per storeShip through your own account.
Use merchant-owned ClickShip/Freightcom accounts for eligible carrier services. ClickShip documents WooCommerce order/product sync, checkout rates, label creation and tracking.
Provider capability documented · Store setup requiredCoordinate dispatch and drivers.
The public platform presents merchant workspaces, dispatch, driver assignments, tracking and proof of delivery. Verify the current build and merchant connection before a live rollout.
Explore Delivery OS ↗Match the method to the promise
Nearby now. Scheduled later. Shipped farther.
| Method | Ideal use case | Merchant responsibilities | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local / instant delivery | Nearby retail orders needing a prompt handoff. | Prepare the order; confirm address, coverage, driver/provider capacity and any handling requirements. | Quote and service-area review; no universal delivery time promised. |
| Scheduled delivery | Agreed delivery windows or planned store routes. | Set cutoffs, pickup readiness, capacity and customer availability. | Where supported by the selected provider and current operating build. |
| Canada-wide shipping | Carrier-eligible parcels beyond the local delivery area. | Own and fund the shipping account; supply accurate weights/dimensions, package goods, book handoff and handle exceptions. | Carrier coverage, service terms and product eligibility apply. |
Clear account ownershipYour account.
Your account.
Your shipping charges.
Merchants fund ClickShip/Freightcom labels and carrier charges through their own accounts. Applicable Jaranova integration, maintenance and support services are covered by the agreed service package. Jaranova does not pay merchants’ shipping charges.
Connection status
- WooCommerce → ClickShip: provider-documented; merchant setup and testing required.
- WooCommerce → Delivery OS: publicly described; current merchant integration needs acceptance testing.
- Jaranova POS → fulfilment: planned; supported operations and data ownership must be verified.
- Trexity integration: planned, not activated or verified as live.
Provider references: ClickShip WooCommerce capabilities · ClickShip shipping & billing · Freightcom account responsibilities. No carrier rate or paid provider plan is included without agreement.
Bring the shop floor into the plan
Explore Jaranova POS ↗Jaranova POS is on the way.
Intended cashier, barcode, inventory, receipt, loyalty and payment workflows belong in the same retail plan as WooCommerce and fulfilment. These are development requirements; working integrations and launch timing remain unconfirmed.
In development · Coming soonIntegration planning
Start with your existing systems.
- WordPress/WooCommerce subject to compatibility review
- Existing approved payment provider in sandbox only
- Carrier or shipping connector subject to credentials and coverage
- CRM and POS data mapping reviewed independently
Access, compatibility, provider terms and acceptance testing determine what can be connected. No new subscription is assumed.
Who this helps
Choose by business need.
- Grocery and speciality retailers
- Brands moving from a catalogue to online sales
- Businesses adding pickup or local delivery
Implementation & commercial scope
Know what happens before you commit.
Plan & timing
Review goals, users, content, data and system access. Agree a dated milestone plan after discovery. Complexity, dependencies and review turnaround determine the schedule; no unverified fixed delivery time is promised.
Quote & approval
Receive a proposal with deliverables, exclusions, responsibilities and acceptance criteria. Provider fees, licenses, media spend and ongoing support are separated where applicable.
Compare Launch, Grow, Scale & custom scope ↗Build & support
Review on an isolated environment, test the agreed scenarios and approve the release separately. Handover, maintenance hours, response expectations and change requests are defined in the support agreement.
Published Jaranova projects
View the complete portfolio ↗Explore our eCommerce work.
Browse the published project interfaces and individual scope. These examples do not imply every integration on this service page was delivered.
Retail eCommerce
SMK African Foods
An African grocery storefront with product categories, search and a shopping journey.
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Retail eCommerce
Folak African Store
A grocery storefront combining product discovery, collections and store information.
Explore project ↗
Grocery eCommerce
FoodBasket Canada
A digital grocery storefront with a product catalogue and shopping experience.
Explore project ↗
Retail eCommerce
BC Food and Stores
A grocery catalogue with categories, promotions and an online shopping interface.
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Retail eCommerce
Balogun African Caribbean Market
A grocery storefront with product discovery, shopping categories and market information.
Explore project ↗
Multi-vendor marketplace
Africaribana
A marketplace experience designed around buyers, sellers and product discovery.
Explore project ↗Before we talkUseful answers.
Useful answers.
Clear next steps.
Questions specific to eCommerce Development.
Can you migrate products from our current store?
We review the source format, variants, images and customer/order migration requirements. Trial imports and reconciliation precede any approved live migration.
Can stock stay synchronized with a POS?
That depends on the POS API, identifiers and stock ownership. We agree the source of truth and test conflict handling before promising synchronization.
Will you configure taxes and payment processing?
Technical configuration follows owner-approved business requirements. Provider accounts, fees and tax obligations are confirmed separately; no live payment changes occur during staging.
Can we offer pickup and delivery?
Zones, cut-off times, fees and fulfilment capacity need explicit rules. Available extensions and Delivery OS suitability are reviewed before inclusion.
How do you test checkout safely?
Use sandbox credentials and synthetic orders in an isolated environment. Disable real notifications and fulfilment actions while reviewing each scenario.
What catalogue size can be supported?
Performance depends on hosting, variations, search and extension behaviour. We benchmark representative data before setting an agreed capacity target.
What makes an eCommerce build take longer?
Unclean product data, custom pricing, tax/shipping exceptions and external integration approval commonly affect the schedule.
What ongoing work does a store need?
Updates, backups, catalogue changes, monitoring and operational support are defined in a separate maintenance plan.
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