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Pronto-integrated online stores

Pronto Xi e-Commerce

Pronto-integrated web stores that keep stock, pricing and orders in sync, without the spreadsheet workarounds.

Overview

Where this service fits

We design and integrate e-commerce experiences that treat Pronto Xi as the single source of truth for products, pricing, stock and orders. B2B or B2C, Shopify or Magento, the goal is the same: no double entry, no stock discrepancies, no manual reconciliation.

What we can do

Our e-commerce capabilities

  • Shopify, Shopify Plus, Magento (Adobe Commerce) and BigCommerce integration to Pronto Xi
  • B2B portal builds: customer-specific pricing, credit limits, quotes, back-orders
  • Product Information Management (PIM) synced from Pronto
  • Real-time stock, order and shipment updates
  • Marketplace integrations (Amazon, eBay, catch.com.au)
  • Payment gateway and freight carrier integrations

When this applies

Typical situations we're called in for

  • Launching or replatforming a B2B or B2C store on top of Pronto
  • Stock discrepancies between web and Pronto are causing over-selling
  • Sales team is manually re-keying online orders into Pronto
  • Existing Magento/Shopify integration is fragile or unmaintained

What matters in practice

Detail that helps teams make a better decision

01

Treat Pronto Xi as the operational source of truth

E-commerce projects work better when product, stock, pricing and order ownership are clear from the outset. We help clients design the online workflow around how Pronto Xi will govern the operational data, while ensuring the storefront still delivers the experience customers expect. That reduces double entry, reconciliation effort and downstream order issues.

  • Define ownership for catalogue, price, inventory and order status data
  • Reduce mismatch between storefront promises and fulfilment reality
  • Design the web experience around operational data the business can actually sustain
02

Design for B2B complexity, not only standard cart flows

Many Pronto Xi clients need more than a simple online checkout. Credit limits, account pricing, approvals, back-orders, shipment visibility and customer-specific catalogues often matter as much as storefront design. We structure the solution around those commercial rules so the e-commerce layer supports real business processes rather than forcing workarounds back into sales or customer service teams.

  • Model customer-specific pricing, account controls and fulfilment exceptions properly
  • Support both operational efficiency and customer usability in the same design
  • Account for internal review, quoting and back-order workflows where needed
03

Launch with controls that support scale after go-live

A store launch is only the first milestone. The harder part is running it reliably once product ranges change, order volume grows and connected systems evolve. We build with monitoring, exception handling and operational handover in mind so the platform can grow without constant manual intervention from the internal team.

  • Plan for order exceptions, sync failures and fulfilment visibility after launch
  • Document operational ownership across web, Pronto and logistics teams
  • Make future enhancements easier by keeping the integration and data design disciplined

How we deliver

Our delivery approach

01

Blueprint

Map product, pricing, order and fulfilment flows between the store, Pronto and 3PL.

02

Build

Configure the storefront, build the integration layer, migrate catalogue and customer data.

03

Launch & scale

Go live, monitor throughput and iterate on conversion, PIM and B2B features.

Outcomes

What better looks like

  • More accurate stock and pricing across online channels
  • Cleaner order flow from storefront to fulfilment
  • Lower admin effort and fewer manual corrections
  • A better customer experience backed by stronger operational data

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. We can review and improve an existing storefront-to-Pronto setup, including stock, pricing, customer, and order flows.

They overlap heavily. e-Commerce focuses on the online sales workflow specifically, while Development & Integration covers the broader technical design and build across connected systems.

Yes. We regularly work on B2B requirements such as customer-specific pricing, account controls, approvals, back-orders and other rules that need to align the online buying experience with Pronto Xi commercial logic.

The common causes are unclear ownership of pricing or stock data, fragile integration logic, weak exception handling and operational processes that still rely on manual fixes after orders start flowing through the site.

Need help with e-Commerce?

Book a free 30-minute discussion and we'll work through the challenge, the likely scope, and the most practical next step.