Project context
Where the work sat in the commerce operation
The LaptopOutlet UK work involved an online store and its ERP connection, with product, stock, and order information forming part of the same commerce flow.
Requirement
What needed to be addressed
The brief covered how product and inventory information reached the store and how order information moved into the processes used to handle and fulfil purchases.
Delivery approach
How the work was framed
The work considered the storefront and the connected business systems together, so changes to commerce behaviour could be understood alongside the information needed for stock and order handling.
Workstreams
The areas covered by the project
Storefront improvements
Changes to the online store while keeping the wider product and order flow in view.
ERP connection
Commerce work involving the connection between the storefront and the ERP environment.
Product and stock data
Product and inventory information treated as part of the live customer and operational flow.
Order handling
Order information considered through the downstream processes used to handle and fulfil purchases.
Project shape
What this example shows
- A storefront and ERP treated as parts of the same commerce operation.
- Product and stock information considered alongside what customers see online.
- Order flow carried beyond checkout into the processes used to handle purchases.