Ecommerce and operations

The systems behind the storefront.

Keep orders, stock, payments, and fulfillment in sync across your sales channels and back-office systems.

The problem

The store is the easy part.

Selling is straightforward. What breaks is everything behind it: inventory that drifts, orders that strand between systems, fulfillment that cannot see what finance sees.

We build and support the operational layer that keeps an ecommerce business running at volume.

Capabilities

What we build

Order management

Orders that move cleanly from checkout to fulfillment to finance.

Inventory systems

Stock that matches reality across every channel.

Fulfillment and shipping

Carriers, warehouses, and returns wired into one flow.

Customer service tooling

Give support the context to resolve on first contact.

Payments and fraud

Processing, reconciliation, and controls that hold up.

ERP and POS sync

Online and offline telling the same story.

The operational layer behind the storefront
Orders arriving Web, marketplace, phone, retail
Order and inventory layer Routing, stock accuracy, exceptions, returns Stork builds
Warehouse, ERP, support Everyone sees the same order state

Most ecommerce problems are reconciliation problems wearing a different hat.

What we work with

  • REST APIs
  • Webhooks
  • Payment gateways
  • Shipping carrier APIs
  • ERP connectors
  • POS integrations
  • Zendesk
  • MySQL
How it works

How an ecommerce project usually goes

  1. Follow an orderTrace checkout, payment, stock allocation, shipment, and returns to find where orders stall or records diverge.
  2. Define operating rulesAgree how channels share stock, how orders route, and who handles exceptions, cancellations, and refunds.
  3. Build the operational toolsConnect the storefront, warehouse, payment providers, and support tools around those rules.
  4. Exercise real scenariosTest split shipments, failed payments, returns, and stock changes with the people responsible for fulfillment and finance.
  5. Roll out and reconcileIntroduce changes in stages and compare order, inventory, shipment, and payment records as transactions move through.

What breaks after checkout?

Tell us where orders get stuck, stock drifts, or your team has to reconcile payments and shipments by hand.