One searchable catalogue replaced a quote-by-email workflow.
A streamlined wholesale experience connecting global electronics inventory with retailers across international markets.
The numbers we were given, where each one started, and what it is measured against.
| Metric | Before | After | Change | Measured against |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Catalogue items published | — | 120 + | — | Across every product family, in one searchable index. |
| Quote assembled by the buyer | — | 2 min | — | Structured line items instead of an email thread. |
| Uptime since launch | — | 99.9 % | — | Monitored monthly; no unplanned downtime since release. |
Wholesale buyers arrived with a list of part numbers and no way to check availability without emailing. Pricing was assembled by hand from spreadsheets, so a single enquiry could take days to answer — and the same question was answered twice whenever two people asked at once.
We rebuilt the buyer journey around one searchable catalogue: product families, availability, and regional pricing behind account-level access. A quote request now carries the exact line items a buyer selected, so the sales team starts from structured data instead of a screenshot.
The catalogue became the one place stock and pricing are published. Buyers assemble their own quote before they speak to anyone, and the team answers with a price rather than a question.
A storefront where a new collection goes live in an afternoon.
A refined jewellery storefront designed to make product discovery feel considered, premium, and effortless.
A dozen overlapping service pages consolidated into one clear path.
A clear, credible digital presence that turns complex technology services into an easy path to the right solution.
A vast rug collection made browsable by the questions buyers ask.
An elegant catalogue experience built to present distinctive rug collections with clarity and visual depth.
