47up
47up.ee, as the name suggests, sells shoes for men in sizes 47 and up. The merchant already had a previously created website, with the option to purchase turned off. We set up everything an e-shop needs in addition to a website.
We entered missing product information and created sub-products so that the customer could immediately choose the right shoe size when purchasing. We imported product cost prices, sales prices, inventory quantities, and other necessary information from Excel files.
We added the Maksekeskus app to enable payments with Estonian bank links and set up delivery to Omniva, DPD, and SmartPost parcel terminals in Estonia and by courier with the help of the Parcely app .
Of course, we also brought the online store into compliance with GDPR rules. To do this, we extended Shopify's default functionality with a nice and flexible app .
As another major change, in addition to opening an online store, 47up wanted to replace its point-of-sale software with Shopify POS .
We configured the Shopify checkout to our needs and it is now used in all situations where a customer wants to buy a product on site. 47up uses it, for example, in its Showroom and Pop-up stores.
Frequently asked questions
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Without knowing the details, it is challenging to predict the budget of an e-commerce site.
Building the simplest e-shop on Shopify will stay within our minimum budget of 1000€.
For e-commerce sites with more complex business rules, custom business software integrations, and user interfaces drawn by a designer, you should consider a budget of €10,000+. -
The best way to do this is to use our Parcely parcel locker app. We offer a free setup of the app and delivery method. You can install the app itself in your e-shop from the official Shopify app store here https://apps.shopify.com/parcelyapp
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We always recommend the OPAY payment initiation service because it allows you to display your bank selection directly in the Shopify checkout and the service itself is reasonably priced.
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Yes, of course. The Shopify admin is very user-friendly, and there are many tutorials online. You can also take a look at our little guide here.
We sometimes help merchants with just a few changes or small development tasks. For example, we have developed the Directo integration for several online stores, meaning the merchant built the online store by themselves and we just added Directo integration to it.
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Yes, it's not difficult if all work tasks are defined and described before starting the migration. Products, categories, content pages, and blog posts can often be transferred automatically (depending on the software). However, you need to consider manual work to check everything over and correct links and content layouts.
You can't migrate the theme code or user interface of an e-shop, but you can use it as a basis when creating a Shopify store and create something as similar as possible if necessary. -
The Shopify Plus plan is Shopify enterprise software, meaning it differs significantly in functionality from the standard Shopify packages.
The Shopify Plus plan is worth it if the merchant needs the functionality not available in Shopify's regular plans. For example, the Plus plan is necessary if the merchant works in a wholesale business or needs more B2B functionality.
The Plus plan also pays off if the e-store's annual turnover exceeds a few million. Namely, with the Shopify Plus plan, the merchant pays a significantly lower service percentage fee per order.
Contact us if you are more interested in Shopify Plus. We have built and consulted on several Shopify Plus stores.