Shopify Plus · ERP · Stock control · Fulfilment
When growth outruns
the back office
Stock that disagrees with itself across channels. A warehouse run from a spreadsheet. An ERP chosen when there was one sales channel. The platform decision and the systems decision arrive together, and most merchants are asked to make them separately.
Crossdock handles the whole move — Shopify Plus migration, the systems behind it, and the cutover that has to not fall over.
- Magento and Adobe Commerce onto Shopify Plus, B2B and multi-warehouse included
- ERP, stock control, warehouse and accounting systems integrated to the store
- Delivered as prime contractor — one operation accountable for the cutover
Where stock truth lives, how orders flow, and where the ledger reconciles. Vendor-neutral, because the answer changes per business.
4
migration routes delivered onto Shopify
Magento, WooCommerce, Wix and EKM
2015
trading as StoreBuilder Ltd
Company 09590027, registered in England
198
pages built in four months, one operator
Our own Energy Pages build — 140 commits, checkable
Partner
Shopify Partner practice
With a live merchant on Shopify Plus
What usually breaks first
These arrive together because they are the same problem: the operation outgrew the tooling. Replatforming without fixing the systems behind it moves the fault rather than clearing it.
Stock
Two channels disagree about what is on the shelf. Someone reconciles it by hand every morning, and oversells anyway.
Fulfilment
Picking is the bottleneck, a second warehouse made it worse, and nobody can say whether 3PL would be cheaper than fixing it.
Systems
The ERP was chosen for a smaller business. Every new channel is another integration nobody owns.
The ledger
Marketplace payouts arrive netted, landed cost is a guess, and the month takes four days to close because three systems have to be argued into agreement.
Four decisions, taken together
A replatform is usually sold as one decision. It is four, they interact, and taking them in the wrong order is what turns a cutover into an incident. Crossdock takes all four.
The platform
Whether Plus is the right answer, what it costs against what you run now, and what the move actually involves. Sometimes the answer is that you do not need it.
Shopify Plus, read straightStock and the warehouse
Where the stock master lives, how availability reaches each channel, and whether a second warehouse or a 3PL is the cheaper fix. This is the decision that most often gets deferred and should not be.
Stock and fulfilmentMultichannel
Marketplaces, B2B and retail pulling on one inventory pool, each with its own fee mechanics, its own returns behaviour and its own idea of what an order looks like.
Accounting integrations
Orders, payouts, VAT and landed cost reaching the ledger without a monthly reconciliation exercise. The face that gets left until last, and the one the finance director asks about first.
One operation accountable
Crossdock delivers as prime contractor. The platform work, the integrations and the cutover sit under one contract, with named specialist partners for the slices that warrant them — because a five-figure migration should not rest on one person being available, and because the alternative is a merchant holding three suppliers who each blame the other two on cutover night.
The migration is rehearsed before it is run. Data is reconciled repeatedly so the delta shrinks, the rollback plan exists before the DNS changes, and the conditions that abort the cutover are written down in advance rather than argued about at two in the morning.
Start here
The ceiling diagnostic
A read of what your systems are actually doing now — where stock truth lives, what each integration costs you later, and whether the ceiling you have hit is a platform problem, a systems problem, or something considerably cheaper than either.
It is free, and it carries no obligation to buy the fix from us.
Book the diagnosticWhere this is up to
Crossdock is a practice of StoreBuilder Ltd, a UK company trading since 2015, run by Tony Cooper, in digital since 1999, and a Shopify Partner.
What exists today: Shopify migrations delivered from Magento, WooCommerce, Wix and EKM; a Shopify Partner practice with a live merchant on Plus; and a build capability that puts a full site into production in weeks rather than quarters.
Delivery is as prime contractor, with named specialist partners for the slices that warrant them. Partners are named to you before anything is signed — concealment fails diligence and framing survives it.
What does not exist yet is a published Shopify Plus migration case study. When there is one it will appear here with the client's name on it and numbers that can be checked. Until then this page will not pretend otherwise.
Talk it through
Tell us what the systems are doing now and what you need them to do. We will tell you honestly whether it is a platform problem, a systems problem, or something considerably cheaper than either.