Hyperlift

A complex web shop system with a B2B module and synchronization with suppliers via the API channel in addition to synchronization with its own warehouse.

The project of creating this web shop is the least demanding because of what you can see if you visit it, although the front end (what is visible to all users) is not simple either. In the role of a retail visitor of the web shop, you can already notice on the cover that we do not have a classic menu, but there are three versions of the menu for three different customer mindsets.

  • in the form of a Catalog where all false categories and subcategories are immediately displayed according to the web store administrator’s choice
  • classic top menu with groups of items enriched with a drop-down menu with subcategories
  • display of pictograms of categories of articles, which is actually a real categorization and according to which the network addresses of the articles themselves are structured
     

At the category and subcategory level, classic roadmaps were created in the form of instant display of subcategories, display of articles in two types of views, filters by brand, price, on sale and several ways of sorting displayed articles.

The individual item level is also classic and provides an overview of the photo gallery of the web shop product, the technical specification and product description, the path to the product, adding it to the cart or a notification that the item is currently unavailable, and related products so that the customer always has somewhere to continue his purchase journey.

The part that was demanding is in the background

Starting with a management system for web shop administrators powered by our RedCode CMS based on the Laravel framework, it is broad enough to allow an administrator to independently:

  • manage orders
  • send notifications from the system according to the status of the order
  • manage products
  • manage the categories and subcategories of the web shop as well as classify their positions on the web pages
  • manage brands
  • manage tax classes
  • manage courier services and set a different delivery price for each
  • create and manage the web shop order statuses themselves
  • manage general pages such as About Us, General Terms and Conditions and similar
  • manage the photo slider on the front page itself  

And much more.

B2B module and additional web store extensions

In addition to the functionalities listed above, the client also needed a B2B module and advanced management of the websites themselves and stocks without our intervention. Thus, it was additionally implemented;

  • management of B2B customers
  • management of rebates and discount scales for B2B customers
  • B2B portal in the form of the possibility to register every B2B customer and view their data, rebates, order history and other things
  • updating inventory status and retrieving new items with one click via API link
  • management of general data such as name, logo, social networks
  • management of payment methods, HTML template sent to customers when ordering, possibility of uploading files for B2B customers  

And much more… In fact, we could list endless functionalities and custom extensions on this web shop.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the Hyperlift shop have three different menus instead of one?
Because shoppers do not all think the same way. Some want to browse a full catalog with every category and subcategory laid out at once, some prefer a classic top menu with dropdowns, and some scan visually through category pictograms. We built all three so each type of customer can navigate the way that feels natural to them, and the pictogram view doubles as the real categorization that the article URLs are structured around.
What does the API synchronization with suppliers actually do?
It connects the shop to the supplier systems so the administrator can update stock levels and pull in new items with a single click, instead of editing thousands of products by hand. The same mechanism keeps the shop in sync with Hyperlift’s own warehouse, so what a customer sees as available is what is actually on the shelf.
What is the B2B module and how is it different from the regular shop?
The B2B module is a separate layer for business customers. Each B2B client can register, log in, and see their own data, their negotiated rebates, their order history, and files prepared specifically for them. On the admin side we added management of B2B customers and discount scales, so the shop can show different pricing to different business accounts while retail visitors keep seeing standard prices.
Who manages the shop day to day, you or the client?
The client does. We built it on our RedCode CMS on the Laravel framework so their team can handle orders, products, categories, brands, tax classes, courier services and delivery prices, order statuses, the homepage slider, and general pages like About Us or Terms, all without calling us. We are here when something new is needed, but the routine work stays in their hands.
Could you build something like Hyperlift for our business?
Yes. Hyperlift is a custom build rather than a template, so the same approach works for any shop that needs supplier and warehouse synchronization, a B2B side with per-customer pricing, or a navigation setup tailored to how its customers shop. Tell us how your business runs and we will scope a system around it. The functionalities on this project are extensive, and we can extend them further for yours.

Key Results

B2B portal
customer management
Registration, rebates, order history
API synchronization
suppliers & inventory
One-click updates via API
Advanced CMS
RedCode system
Full management of orders, products, categories
Multi-menu options
customer mindsets
Catalog, classic, pictogram views

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