WooCommerce and custom commerce for catalogues, inventory, orders, payments and shipping, with the content and speed a store actually needs.
The public catalogue is the part customers see. The operation is stock, tax, payment status, shipping and returns. Aventa builds both, starting from how you already sell: a Jaipur brand shipping across India, a Bikaner wholesaler opening online orders, or a company that needs accounts for repeat buyers.
WooCommerce is a sound choice when you want WordPress editing, a large plugin ecosystem and a catalogue your team can run. A custom or headless store is a sound choice when the pricing rules, the B2B accounts or the integration with your existing billing system will not fit a plugin. Headless commerce adds a separate front end and a deployment. Use it when the editing team and the storefront team genuinely need that split.
Variants, availability and pages that can be linked and understood by search engines. Catalogue SEO is structure and unique copy, not a ranking guarantee.
A number staff trust. If the godown already has a system, integrate before creating a second stock count.
Status the customer can see and the desk can change.
The providers you already have contracts with. We integrate them. We do not hold the merchant account.
Order history and addresses, with a password reset that works.
Fewer distractions on the product page, a visible delivery expectation, and a checkout that does not ask for unused fields.
List price lists, GST fields, dealer rates and courier partners before picking a theme.
Keep product URLs where they already have demand, or redirect them.
A payment in test mode, a failed payment, an out-of-stock variant and a phone-sized checkout.
Your team adds a product without a developer.
Plan a storeA subscription product with many customer companies is SaaS development, even if it charges online. A store that also has a logged-in portal can share accounts with custom software.
WhatsApp orders, a marketplace, or a shop counter all imply different first releases. Describe the catalogue size and who updates it.
Discuss e-commerceFor many catalogues, yes, especially if your team wants WordPress. Move to a custom or headless store when dealer pricing, unusual fulfilment or an existing billing system cannot be handled cleanly by plugins.
