Stripe checkout
Card payments on the site we host — CAD, USD, and the other currencies Stripe supports for the account. The buyer never leaves your domain for a generic payment link.
E-commerce
Stripe on your site, then a dropship that places the order
Checkout, the money, and the supplier shipment. One crew.
What you get
E-commerce / dropship
The money path
The sale is a real transaction. We connect the storefront to Stripe so the charge, the order, and the record of the money belong to the same checkout.
Dropship
The order on the site becomes an order with the supplier. The buyer is the ship-to. The product goes out without someone retyping it.
The store is not a second product bolted on beside the site. It is the site, with Stripe for the money and an automation for the supplier.
The short version
“Roads? Where we’re going, we don’t need roads.”
Back to the Future
The old road is a person retyping the order. The sale pays, the supplier ships, and that road is gone.
We host the storefront and connect it to Stripe. A sale becomes an order with the supplier, shipped to the person who bought it. You still monitor. If the system is unsure, it asks. The ordinary order does not wait for a person.
The case
Northern Wellness
About $600,000 a year. No one processing orders.
Northern Wellness sells through the site we host. About $600,000 a year goes through that store.
Nobody there processes an order. Checkout is Stripe. When a sale lands, the system we built places the order with the supplier and sets the ship-to as the person who bought it. The product dropships. There is no staff in the middle, from the storefront to the supplier order.
They still monitor. When the system is unsure, it asks. The ordinary order does not wait for a person.
The order places itself
The buyer pays. The supplier ships. Nobody retypes it.
Stripe takes the payment on the site we host. The automation places the supplier order and sets the ship-to as the person who bought it.
Northern Wellness / about $600,000 a year
