An online store that works from checkout to fulfillment.
Dantech builds, improves and manages WooCommerce stores on WordPress. We work on the parts that affect real orders: product data, checkout, payments, shipping, integrations and the systems that keep selling after launch.

A store is more than its storefront.
Your customers see product pages and checkout. Your team depends on accurate catalog data, usable order information, fulfillment rules and dependable connections between tools.
WooCommerce store builds
Plan the catalog, categories, product types, variations and navigation. Build templates and editing workflows your team can maintain.
Checkout and payments
Review the buying path, payment methods, coupons and order confirmation. Test common purchases and exceptions before changes go live.
Shipping and tax configuration
Set up shipping zones, rates, classes and fulfillment data around your policies. Coordinate tax tool setup with the rules supplied by your tax advisor.
Integrations and automation
Connect WooCommerce with email, inventory, accounting, fulfillment or other business systems through supported plugins, APIs or custom work where appropriate.
Performance and reliability
Review hosting, caching, plugin conflicts, backups and update processes so changes are tested and issues can be traced.
Ongoing WooCommerce support
Handle maintenance, troubleshooting, improvements and vendor coordination as the store and its connected services change.
Follow the order all the way through.
A useful ecommerce project looks beyond the page where a customer clicks Buy. We trace what staff and connected systems need to do next.
Discover
Customers need clear products, options, pricing and availability. We review the catalog structure and how products are found.
Purchase
Checkout must collect the right information, apply shipping and taxes as configured, and return a clear payment and order status.
Fulfill
Order details need to reach the people or systems that ship, deliver or provide the product. We identify manual handoffs and data gaps.
Support
Emails, refunds, account access and post-purchase service should make sense to customers and be manageable for your staff.
Start with the work your store needs.
New store or redesign
For a new WooCommerce build or a substantial change to an existing store.
- Discovery and store structure
- Design and development scope
- Checkout and fulfillment setup
- Testing, launch and handoff
Focused improvement
For a checkout issue, integration, migration or workflow that needs a defined project.
- Review the current behavior
- Agree on outcomes and dependencies
- Build and test the change
- Document the handoff
Long-term management
For stores that need technical ownership beyond a launch or one-time fix.
- Updates and troubleshooting
- Hosting and backup coordination
- Vendor and integration follow-up
- Planned improvements
The proposal defines deliverables, responsibility for third-party subscriptions and the level of ongoing support. For general website work outside ecommerce, see web development; for hosting needs, see hosting and maintenance.
Before we start.
Do you work with an existing WooCommerce store?
Yes. We can assess the current theme, plugins, hosting, catalog and order flow. Then we recommend a defined improvement or ongoing support scope based on what is already working.
Can you connect WooCommerce to our other systems?
We first review what information needs to move, which system owns it and whether a supported integration exists. Custom development is scoped when an off-the-shelf connection does not fit.
Will you handle payments, shipping and taxes?
We can configure supported payment and shipping tools and test the checkout behavior. Your business and its advisors remain responsible for commercial policies and tax decisions.
What happens after launch?
We can provide a handoff for your team or ongoing technical management. The agreed plan sets out updates, monitoring, backups, vendor coordination and how new work is requested.
Do you work with platforms other than WooCommerce?
WooCommerce and WordPress are our primary focus. Tell us about your current platform and the work required; we can determine whether a project is a fit before proposing it.
Tell us where the store needs help.
Share the URL, the platform, a recent order problem or the improvement you want to make. We will recommend a useful starting point.