Connect online orders to the shipping workflow.
Xivic added e-commerce to Barbicide’s existing WordPress site and integrated orders with the system used to facilitate shipping.
Carry the order beyond checkout.
Barbicide needed an e-commerce capability on its existing website. Xivic developed the plan, added online ordering and connected incoming orders to the shipping process.
In his June 2020 review, Sean Moore described orders entering the system automatically. He also recalled continued revisions and improvements as the company’s requests evolved.
“It’s much easier now for people to order quickly.”
Excerpt from an edited phone interview about the engagement completed in June 2019.
From occasional orders to daily volume.
Moore reported that volume had grown from a few orders initially to a couple of hundred orders processed per day, crediting the e-commerce component.
This is a historical client account. The review provides no defined comparison period or transaction export; it does not establish current volume, revenue growth or an exact conversion uplift.
What happens after your customer places an order?
Let’s look at the handoffs between your website and the systems behind fulfillment.