We are a BigCommerce Partner. BigCommerce is a hosted platform, so the work sits in a different place from a self-hosted build: less time on infrastructure, more on the storefront, the integrations and the migration path onto it.
What the partnership changes about the work.
Four differences a client sees, rather than a list of platform features.
- 01
Builds and migrations.
Stores set up on BigCommerce or moved onto it from another platform, including the data migration and the redirect work that protects existing traffic.
- 02
Themes and functionality.
Custom themes, templates and functionality built against the business goal, rather than a stock theme bent until it fits.
- 03
A stated integration path.
A plan and a sequence for integrations and improvements, so a store owner knows what lands when instead of receiving a list of possibilities.
- 04
Platform release insight.
Partner briefings on what is changing on a hosted platform the client does not control, so a release is planned for rather than absorbed.
Where the partnership applies.
- Store setup on BigCommerce, and migration onto it from another platform
- Custom themes, templates and storefront functionality
- Integrations with stock, fulfilment, email and analytics systems
- Customer data and lifecycle work once the store is trading
No BigCommerce-specific figures are published, and none are invented here. The numbers we publish belong to programs rather than to platforms, and each one sits on the case study it came from with its window and its source attached.
One of ten platform partnerships.
Our BigCommerce partnership sits alongside credentials across the platforms and channels the work actually runs on. Each partner with a page is linked here.
In brief
We provide BigCommerce services from Melbourne. We are a BigCommerce Partner. We approach BigCommerce as a hosted platform, with less time on infrastructure and more on the storefront, integrations and migration path.
