Services/Custom Software Development
Custom online store development solves the problem generic platforms cannot: a fee on every sale, templates you cannot fully change, and third-party apps that only half work. At AISDC we build your store from the code up, connected to your payment gateway, your carriers, and your CFDI invoicing from day one. If you already run on Shopify or Wix, we migrate your catalog, your customers, and your sales history without losing any of it. The result is a store that grows with your business rules, not with the rules of a platform you do not control.
We review your current catalog, your pricing rules, how you manage inventory across channels, and what is holding back your current platform — fees, templates, or apps that do not talk to each other.
We define the checkout flow, the catalog structure, per-customer or volume pricing rules if you need them, and which payment methods and carriers to integrate from day one.
We build the store and connect it to your payment gateway, your carriers, your CFDI invoicing, and — if you have a physical location — your existing inventory so stock never gets out of sync.
We migrate your catalog, train your team, and stay close during launch. After go-live we remain available for adjustments, new features, and technical support.
Variants, bundles, volume or per-customer pricing, and a checkout flow designed around your product — not forced into a third-party platform generic checkout.
Unlike Shopify or Wix, you do not pay a percentage of every sale and you are not stuck with whatever apps the platform decides to allow — the code is yours, and so are the business rules.
We integrate your payment gateway (Stripe, Mercado Pago, Conekta, OpenPay, SPEI), your carriers (Estafeta, FedEx, DHL, Paquetexpress), and — if you sell in-store — your physical inventory, without forcing you to switch providers.
Every purchase generates its CFDI automatically with the customer tax data, meeting current SAT requirements without your team invoicing each sale by hand.
We move your products, images, customers, and the sales history your current platform allows exporting, so the switch does not cost you years of catalog work.
Sales by product, by channel, and by period, in the format your team actually uses to decide — not a generic export you rebuild in Excel afterward.
When per-transaction fees, half-working third-party apps, and templates you cannot fully modify start capping your growth, a custom store removes that friction at the root.
Wholesale and retail with separate price lists, bundled kits, or products with many variants are hard to model on a generic platform without stacking paid apps.
If you already sell in person and want to open an online channel without duplicating inventory or risking overselling, the store is built connected to your point-of-sale system from the start.
Private catalogs per customer, negotiated pricing, and recurring orders are processes a store built for consumer checkout does not handle well without a custom layer.
Recurring billing, deposit-based reservations, or pre-sale with a set delivery date are specific business rules that get built directly into the checkout flow, not patched on top of a template.
It includes catalog and checkout design, integration with your payment gateway and carriers, automatic CFDI invoicing, and, if you need it, migrating your catalog and customers from your current platform. Everything is built on your own code, with no third-party templates.
It depends on your catalog size, how many integrations you need (payments, shipping, invoicing, inventory), and whether it connects to an existing physical point of sale. In a first call we review your operation and give you a scope and timeline range before proposing any development, at no cost for the initial review.
Shopify and Wix are solid choices for launching fast with a simple catalog. The problem shows up as your business grows: you pay a per-transaction fee on top of the bank fee, you depend on third-party apps for anything not built in, and templates have a real customization ceiling. A custom store costs more upfront but does not carry those frictions or that ceiling.
Yes. We integrate CFDI 4.0 invoicing directly into the checkout flow, so every sale generates its invoice with the customer tax data without your team entering it by hand. This meets current SAT requirements for e-commerce.
Yes. As part of the build we migrate your catalog, product images, and customer history whenever the source platform allows exporting that data. The goal is that you do not lose your information when moving to the custom store.
Tell us how your real estate business operates and we will propose a system designed for your process.
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