E-commerce Solutions

E-commerce Platforms Built for Conversion & Ops

Stores fail when catalog, inventory, payments, and fulfillment live in separate tools. We build commerce systems that match how you actually sell—B2B or B2C.

Tekvers delivers Next.js storefronts, NestJS or headless backends, payment wiring, and admin workflows so merchandising teams can run the business day to day.

What We Deliver

Concrete capabilities included in a typical e-commerce solutions engagement.

  • Catalog, cart, checkout, and payment integrations
  • Inventory sync and order fulfillment workflows
  • B2B and B2C storefront patterns
  • Performance, security, and conversion-focused UX

Why Tekvers

  • Senior engineers and domain specialists—not a revolving bench of juniors.
  • Transparent delivery with demos, documentation, and handoffs your team can maintain.
  • Production experience across 3+ relevant engagements in our portfolio.
  • Pragmatic architecture: ship value early, then expand without rewriting the foundation.

Our Process

A structured delivery model from discovery through launch and ongoing support.

  1. Discovery & scope

    Stakeholder workshops, backlog prioritization, and a delivery plan with milestones your team can track.

  2. Design & architecture

    UX flows, technical architecture, and integration design—validated before build velocity ramps up.

  3. Build, QA & launch

    Sprint delivery with demos, test coverage on critical paths, and production deployment with documentation.

  4. Support & iteration

    Post-launch monitoring, training, and a roadmap for the next phase of features or scale.

Relevant Case Studies

Production projects from our portfolio that demonstrate how we deliver e-commerce solutions for real businesses.

  • Boutique Commerce Suite case study preview

    Fashion ecommerce suite (store + API + admin)

    Boutique Commerce Suite

    Challenge: A fashion retailer needed a coherent owned stack—customer storefront, commerce API, and operations dashboard—with fashion master data, inventory, banners, delivery charges, and COD order flows in PKR. Without a coherent fashion ecommerce suite (store + api + admin) foundation, Boutique Commerce Suite stakeholders faced fragmented tools, slow handoffs, and limited visibility—classic failure modes Tekvers designs against.

    Solution: Boutique Commerce Suite: She's Trends fashion commerce—NestJS/MongoDB API, React admin, and Next.js storefront with PKR cash-on-delivery operations. Unified She's Trends retail stack owned by the brand—not a locked theme. Tekvers delivered a maintainable fashion ecommerce suite (store + api + admin) system for Boutique Commerce Suite using NestJS 10, MongoDB, Mongoose, Next.js 14, with phased rollout, operator workflows, and documentation suited to long-term ownership.

    • Unified She's Trends retail stack owned by the b…
    • Staff-managed fashion attributes, inventory, ban…
    • Storefront UX patterns (cart, geo, WhatsApp) tun…
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  • Stationary E-commerce case study preview

    Stationery & uniforms commerce stack

    Stationary E-commerce

    Challenge: A stationery retailer needed customer browsing plus staff catalog/order operations on one shared MongoDB domain—without claiming live card capture or server-side cart that the source does not implement. Without a coherent stationery & uniforms commerce stack foundation, Stationary E-commerce stakeholders faced fragmented tools, slow handoffs, and limited visibility—classic failure modes Tekvers designs against.

    Solution: Stationary E-commerce: GBS active commerce trio—Next.js storefront, Next.js admin, and Express/MongoDB API for catalog, variants, inventory reservation, and orders (PKR). Operable stationery/gifts/uniforms catalog and order pipeline. Tekvers delivered a maintainable stationery & uniforms commerce stack system for Stationary E-commerce using Next.js 14, React 18, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, with phased rollout, operator workflows, and documentation suited to long-term ownership.

    • Operable stationery/gifts/uniforms catalog and o…
    • Staff self-serve catalog/inventory/order status …
    • Clear gap list for payments, RBAC enforcement, a…
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  • Strikers Gear case study preview

    Football gear e-commerce platform

    Strikers Gear

    Challenge: A small football-gear retailer needed staff catalog/stock/order ops and a public shop with guest checkout—without pretending a card payment gateway exists when checkout is Cash on Delivery and bank transfer only. Without a coherent football gear e-commerce platform foundation, Strikers Gear stakeholders faced fragmented tools, slow handoffs, and limited visibility—classic failure modes Tekvers designs against.

    Solution: Strikers Gear: Three-app stack for strikergear.pk—NestJS/MongoDB API, React/MUI admin, Next.js storefront; COD and bank transfer checkout (no card gateway in-repo). Operable football-gear store across API, admin, and storefront. Tekvers delivered a maintainable football gear e-commerce platform system for Strikers Gear using NestJS 11, MongoDB/Mongoose 9, Redis (optional), React 19/Vite/MUI, with phased rollout, operator workflows, and documentation suited to long-term ownership.

    • Operable football-gear store across API, admin, …
    • Per-size stock management for cleats and accesso…
    • Guest checkout path suited to local payment habi…
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    strikersgear.com

Frequently Asked Questions

We use hosted commerce when speed wins and custom stacks when merchandising rules, B2B pricing, or ERP sync outgrow themes.

Yes. Many Pakistan and regional launches need COD, local gateways, and WhatsApp-assisted checkout—we design for that reality.

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