Will it hold up during a sale?

The storefront is statically optimized and served through Cloudflare, and checkout is built to handle spikes without dropping orders during high-traffic campaigns.

Sample Project

Where the storefront and the stockroom finally agree

RetailCore shows how Straxis links online sales, checkout, and inventory so retail operations run on one consistent source of truth.

Industry: Retail & Ecommerce
Timeline: 10–16 weeks

Challenge

Retailers often run an online store and an inventory system that barely talk to each other. Stock counts drift, checkout edge cases cause lost sales, and the team reconciles numbers by hand between platforms.

Solution

A commerce platform that pairs a Next.js storefront with Shopify and a PostgreSQL-backed inventory layer. Checkout runs through Stripe, inventory stays in sync across channels, and operations get a clear view of stock and orders. Cloudflare keeps the storefront fast under campaign traffic.

Features

Next.js storefront with fast, campaign-ready performance
Shopify integration for catalog and orders
Unified inventory visibility across channels
Stripe checkout with resilient payment handling
Order and fulfillment workflow tracking
Operations dashboard linking sales to backend tasks

Business impact

Cleaner inventory visibility across channels
Smoother checkout operations under load
Tighter connection between online sales and backend workflows

Technologies

Next.js Shopify Stripe PostgreSQL Cloudflare

Frequently asked questions

RetailCore uses Shopify for catalog and order plumbing with a custom storefront and inventory layer on top — a balance of speed to launch and control over experience.