Auvix Commerce SystemsA division of Auvix Technologies Ltd
Anyone can put a buy button on a page. We build the machinery behind it — storefront, checkout, payments, stock, fulfilment and reporting connected into one dependable commercial operation your team can actually run.
One order, end to end
Select a stage to see what we connect there.
Sound familiar?
Most commerce pain isn't a design problem. It's what happens between systems — or in the gaps where a system should be.
Customers abandon at checkoutCarts fill up, orders don't complete, and nobody can say exactly why.
Stock never quite matchesThe website, the warehouse and the spreadsheet each tell a different story.
Staff re-key every orderOrders arrive in one system and are typed by hand into two more.
Product data lives everywherePrices in one file, specs in another, images in someone's downloads folder.
Payments fail silentlyDeclines and expired cards slip past unnoticed — especially on subscriptions.
Nobody trusts the reportsThree dashboards, three different revenue figures, one awkward meeting.
Trade customers order by emailWholesale buyers send attachments and wait, while your team retypes them.
The old platform costs more every yearLicences, patches and workarounds pile up on a system nobody chose to keep.
The order book
Every engagement is scoped from these ten disciplines — taken singly, or combined into a build, migration or ongoing programme. Open any line for what's included.
See all solutions in detailStarting prices are for typical scopes, exclude VAT and third-party platform fees, and are confirmed in a written proposal before any work begins.
A complete online store on Shopify, WooCommerce or a suitable custom stack — architecture, catalogue, checkout, payments and analytics set up properly from day one, then handed over to your team.
Move an existing shop off a platform that has become slow, restrictive or expensive — without losing your products, customers, order history or search rankings along the way.
A structured audit of where buyers hesitate and leave, followed by measured improvements to product pages, cart and checkout — particularly on mobile, where most of the leakage happens.
Recurring-revenue machinery for memberships, replenishment products and subscription boxes — including the unglamorous parts that decide whether subscriptions survive: failed payments and self-service.
Order out of catalogue chaos for ranges with hundreds of variants, technical specifications or multiple sales channels — one governed source of product truth feeding every channel.
Stripe, PayPal, Trust Payments, Global Payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Open Banking integrated with proper status handling, refunds and recurring billing. Payment acceptance is always subject to approval by the provider — we're integrators, not a bank or payment processor.
Connect the shop to the operation behind it — warehouse, carriers, suppliers and your ERP or accounts package — so stock is accurate and orders route themselves.
Private ordering systems for trade customers, distributors and dealers — account pricing, bulk ordering, quotes and credit controls, replacing the inbox as your order-entry system.
Reporting the whole business can rely on — revenue, conversion, products, cohorts, refunds and average order value on solid tracking foundations, delivered on a schedule.
Ongoing technical care after launch — updates, monitoring, fixes and small changes handled by the people who know your platform, with priority response during UK business hours.
Connected commerce
A shop only feels effortless when order, product and customer data move cleanly between the systems that need them. That connective layer is the work we specialise in.
What good looks like
Orders move between systems without being re-keyed by your staff.
From checkout to dispatch with fewer touches, fewer queues and fewer errors.
One stock position shared by the store, warehouse and back office.
Accounts, order history and subscriptions in one coherent view.
Consistent tracking feeding numbers the whole business can agree on.
Less time fighting the tools; more time selling, buying and improving.
These are operational outcomes, described honestly. We don't publish invented percentages, and we don't promise guaranteed revenue increases — results depend on your products, your market and the follow-through after launch.
Success stories
Three illustrative engagements — composite examples that show the shape of the work, clearly labelled as such rather than dressed up as verified client references.
Home & lifestyle · D2C
Wholesale & distribution
Pet products · Subscription
Delivery method
The sequence matters: you can't optimise a checkout you haven't mapped, and you shouldn't launch an integration you haven't validated with real orders.
We audit your current platform, catalogue, order flow and integrations — what's working, what's fragile, and what it costs you today.
Together we map the target operation: every system, every hand-off, every piece of data an order touches from basket to books.
Key journeys and structures are prototyped early — storefront, checkout, portal or feed — so decisions are made on something real.
We build and wire the platform: catalogue, payments, inventory, fulfilment and reporting connected through tested integrations.
Real products, realistic orders, edge cases and refunds are pushed through end to end before anything goes near your customers.
A planned cut-over with redirects, monitoring and rollback options — plus your team trained on the system they now own.
Post-launch, we watch the numbers, fix what surfaces, and work through a prioritised improvement list rather than walking away.
Pricing preview
Four packages cover the common shapes of commerce work. Everything else is scoped individually — always in writing, always before we start.
For a new or smaller online business getting set up properly.
£3,950For an established business upgrading its online operation.
£7,500For retailers and wholesalers with more complex operations.
from £12,500Ongoing care, optimisation and development capacity.
from £995/moPrices exclude VAT and third-party platform, app, hosting and payment-processing fees, which are billed by those providers directly. Full pricing details →
Questions, answered plainly
Primarily Shopify and WooCommerce, plus headless and custom builds where the requirement genuinely calls for one. We're independent — we recommend the platform that fits your catalogue, operations and budget, not the one we're incentivised to sell.
Yes — a full rebuild is often the wrong answer. Checkout optimisation, catalogue restructuring, integration work and analytics can all be carried out on your current platform, and we'll tell you honestly if we think the platform itself is the problem.
Yes. Products, variants, categories, customers and — where the platforms support it — order history are migrated with mapping documents and test passes before cut-over. URL redirects are planned as part of every migration to protect your search visibility.
Yes — Stripe, PayPal, Trust Payments, Global Payments, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Open Banking options where appropriate, including recurring billing and refund workflows. Payment acceptance is always subject to approval by the provider; we are a technology integrator, not a bank, payment institution or payment processor.
Usually, yes. We connect stores to warehouse systems, shipping carriers, ERPs and accounting packages through their supported APIs or middleware. Feasibility depends on what your systems expose, which is exactly what the Assess stage establishes before you commit.
Frequently. Trade portals with account-specific pricing, minimum order rules, bulk ordering, quotes and credit controls are one of our core disciplines — see the wholesale portal solution for the full scope.
You do. On full payment, the storefront, theme code, configuration and documentation we produce are yours. Platform subscriptions, third-party apps and licences remain with their vendors, held in your own accounts.
Yes. Every package includes a defined post-launch support period, and Platform Care or Continuous Commerce plans provide ongoing updates, monitoring and priority response during UK business hours thereafter. We don't advertise 24/7 cover we can't genuinely staff.
No. Platform subscriptions, app charges, hosting and payment-processing fees are billed by those providers directly and are not included in our prices. We'll set out the expected third-party costs in your proposal so there are no surprises.
It depends on scope, platform, migration complexity and external approvals such as payment onboarding. As a rough guide, a Launch-scale build often runs a small number of weeks, while migrations and operations-level projects run longer. Your proposal includes a timeline based on your actual scope rather than a generic promise.
Next step
Tell us what you sell, where it hurts, and where you want to be. We'll come back with an honest view and a written scope.