Plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce, PrestaShop modules, custom integrations
A plugin or a module written for your shop, connected to payments, invoicing, your ERP or any API. From the idea to running on the server, with a single point of contact.
Who it is for
Fixed price.For anyone with a shop or a site on WordPress, WooCommerce or PrestaShop who needs a feature that no module on the market does the way it should, or who has to make the site talk to the ERP, to invoicing or to an internal system.
The same engineer writes the code, knows the server it runs on and puts it live. No hand offs between agency, developer and sysadmin: whoever designed the module also installs it and looks after it in the field. The systems experience spans more than 30 years. Today it means more than ten PrestaShop shops looked after and 25 servers checked every night.
Two plugins are officially published on the wordpress.org directory, after the review by the team that runs it, and a PrestaShop module has its code open on GitHub. The way of working can be read before ordering.
What it covers
- analysis of the idea and a written specification: what the module does, with which data, what stays out
- plugins for WordPress and WooCommerce, modules for PrestaShop from 1.6 to 9.x, written on the platform's public APIs
- PrestaShop overrides and core changes, only in exceptional cases such as a missing official patch, always documented
- payments: Stripe, PayPal, Satispay, Revolut, Mollie, Braintree and custom payment systems
- Italian e-invoicing through the SDI, Fatture in Cloud, ERPs such as Odoo and custom built systems
- marketplaces and couriers connected through their official modules, configured and tested on the shop
- custom APIs of any kind, inbound and outbound, with error handling
- WooCommerce set up from scratch, when the shop does not exist yet
- installation on the server, a test on the staging site and then in production
The price comes with the quote, after reading the specification. For a large job the quote splits the work into phases, each with its own delivery.
What you get
The module working on your shop, the source code, instructions to install and update it and documentation of what it does and how it is connected. Every step is written down, so the work stays readable for whoever comes next.
Order by emailQuestions
- Do you do WooCommerce too?
- Yes. WooCommerce shops set up from scratch and custom integrations between WooCommerce and ERPs built on different technologies.
- Does the module survive platform updates?
- It is written on the public APIs of WordPress or PrestaShop, without touching the core or third party module code. That is how it avoids being rewritten at every update. PrestaShop overrides and core changes are made only in exceptional cases, for instance when an official patch is missing. They stay documented, so they can be redone after an update. Tests on a new version can be ordered separately, when it comes out.
- Can you connect my ERP or e-invoicing?
- Yes, with any system that has an API, a readable database or an exchange file. Past work includes an in house system that generates Italian e-invoices, several integrations with Fatture in Cloud and work on the code of OpenERP, now Odoo.
- What if someone else already runs the server?
- The module is handed over with the instructions and installed together with them. If nobody runs the server, going live and the server checks can go into the same quote.
From the email to the invoice
Times count in working days. If your mail program does not open, write to the address at the bottom of the page with the same subject line.
- Right awaypick the engagement and send the pre filled email, with the answers to the questions
- 1 working dayyou get an acknowledgement with the missing questions, or the quote with price, deliverables and timing. The quote is valid for fifteen days
- On your yesthe proforma invoice arrives. Fixed price work is paid half up front and half on completion, the cleanup starts on a deposit, the monthly block is paid before the month
- On paymentwork starts. Access is exchanged only now, on a dedicated account and over an agreed channel, never in the order email
- When the work endsreport, electronic invoice for the balance, access revoked
What stays out
- changes to the WordPress core and to third party module code: the work is done with dedicated plugins and modules
- the shop's design, copy and photos
- the fees of marketplaces, couriers and payment services, which you pay to them
Order from Detector, the client portal: hours come off your prepaid balance and the proforma is issued from there, with no email in between.
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