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Modules and custom work with judgement
Hooks, our own modules and changes that do not turn the core into a dead end. If it can be done without breaking the upgrade path, we do it that way. If not, we document it.
PrestaShop
Modules, custom work, integrations, migrations and performance. Not a theme left to its fate. A store you can maintain.
How we work
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Hooks, our own modules and changes that do not turn the core into a dead end. If it can be done without breaking the upgrade path, we do it that way. If not, we document it.
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Price rules, carriers, taxes, product pages and, when needed, multistore. The operational detail is the product.
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Orders that go out, stock that does not lie, statuses someone understands. Integration is not a plugin and a prayer.
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Queries, cache, assets, category indexes and product pages. A slow PrestaShop is not fixed by hiding modules: it is profiled.
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It is not a click. PHP, theme, modules, overrides, and keeping the catalogue and URLs alive.
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When the addons do not cover the real operation: price rules, a flow that is not a colour and a size, or a checkout a generic module breaks. If it can be done without breaking the upgrade, we do it that way.
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Customer groups, specific prices and a catalogue that is not a B2C shelf. A configurator is another piece: at a shower-screen manufacturer the professional configures and gets the price in the same tool.
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A PrestaShop update is not a click. PHP, theme, modules, overrides, and keeping the catalogue and URLs alive. There is no published 8-to-9 case.
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Questions
Yes. Modules, justified overrides, hooks and custom work that does not break the upgrade path if it can be avoided.
Yes. Orders, stock, customers and statuses. The design of the flow matters more than a generic connector.
Yes. Queries, cache, assets, product pages and third parties. A slow store is not fixed with a lighter slider.
Yes. Orders, stock, customers and statuses. The flow matters more than a generic connector.
It is not a click. PHP, theme, modules, overrides, and keeping the catalogue and URLs alive.
When the addons do not cover the real operation: price rules, a flow that is not a colour and a size, or a checkout a generic module breaks. If it can be done without breaking the upgrade, we do it that way.
Yes. Customer groups, specific prices and a catalogue that is not a B2C shelf. A configurator is another piece: at a shower-screen manufacturer the professional configures and gets the price in the same tool.
Next step
Tell us what you want to build, improve or automate. We will help turn it into a digital product that can grow.