eCommerceRepublic

We use a clear, step-by-step process. First, we hold detailed workshops and talks with your team to find all your needs. We capture these needs using standard methods like Agile User Stories. We then check and confirm every requirement using clear documents, simple designs, and working examples (prototypes). .

We make sure our work always matches your business goals by linking every step to clear results. We begin with a shared planning stage where we set specific success metrics (KPIs) that are directly related to your company's main strategy. Our expert architects then connect every technology choice back to these metrics. We keep things aligned with regular updates for your team, clear progress reports, and quick feedback rounds.

We use Agile principles for almost all projects, including all new development and system integration work. This means we work in short cycles (sprints), constantly show our progress, and adjust quickly based on your feedback.

However, we understand that some projects need a different structure. For complex work involving older systems or strict rules (compliance), we can switch to a hybrid approach (mixing methods) or use a structured Waterfall method when needed.

We make sure clients are always in the loop using simple, fast updates. We keep everyone informed through short, daily or weekly Agile stand-ups to quickly share what was done, what’s next, and any problems. Every two weeks, we hold demo meetings to show you the working software and get your feedback right away. We also give you access to a central dashboard where you can see real-time numbers on budget and time. 

We hold check-in meetings and status updates frequently, ranging from daily to every two weeks, to ensure clients are always informed and aligned. Our team hosts a Weekly Client Stand-up a short, regular meeting to discuss progress and any roadblocks while formal Bi-Weekly Demos are held every two weeks to show the working software, check our progress against the main plan, and collect direct feedback. 

We follow rigorous quality assurance (QA) practices integrated directly into our development lifecycle to prevent issues early. Key practices include: Test-Driven Development (TDD), where we write tests before code; peer code reviews to catch logic flaws; Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) pipelines for automated testing; and multi-level testing (unit, integration, and system testing) across different environments. 

We find and handle project risks by using a smart, ongoing process that is part of our regular planning and meetings. Our team actively looks for risks during the first planning stage, sprint meetings, and weekly check-ins. We sort these potential problems into types (like resource loss or scope creep) and track them on a live Risk Register. For every risk, we make a clear plan to stop it from happening (mitigation) and a backup plan for what to do if it happens (contingency).

We offer great support after delivery to keep your new system running well. This begins with a warranty period that covers fixing any bugs or issues right after we launch, free of charge. After that, we offer clear, flexible maintenance packages based on Service Level Agreements (SLAs). These plans include quick technical support for problems, plus 24/7 system monitoring to proactively catch issues before they cause trouble.