Custom eCommerce Website Development
Storefronts built around your catalogue, pricing rules and checkout flow rather than a theme you have to fight every time the business changes.
Nimap Infotech builds storefronts, marketplaces, mobile commerce apps and the order, inventory and fulfilment systems behind them - for retailers, brands and distributors across Dubai and the UAE.
Build Your Commerce PlatformWe build the customer-facing storefront and the operational software behind it as one connected system.
Retailers lose margin in the gap between the website and the warehouse. Every engagement starts by closing that gap rather than decorating the front end.
Storefronts built around your catalogue, pricing rules and checkout flow rather than a theme you have to fight every time the business changes.
Native and cross-platform shopping apps with saved carts, push-led re-engagement, wishlists and one-tap checkout.
Vendor onboarding, commission engines, split settlements and seller dashboards running on one governed platform.
A commerce API layer that serves web, app, kiosk and social channels from a single source of catalogue and pricing truth.
Store-level point of sale that shares inventory, customers and promotions with your online channel in real time.
Live stock across warehouses and stores, with allocation rules that stop overselling before the order is confirmed.
Purchasing, vendor management, landed cost and reconciliation tied to the same data your storefront reads from.
Tiered loyalty, coupon logic and product recommendations driven by real purchase behaviour instead of guesswork.
Picking, packing, courier allocation and delivery tracking built around how UAE logistics actually operates.
Moving off Magento, Shopify or a legacy build without losing SEO equity, order history or customer accounts.
Retail software fails on the details - variant logic, tax treatment, stock allocation and peak-hour load. These are the reasons clients keep us after the first release.
Bring us one workflow. We will tell you honestly whether it is worth rebuilding, and scope the smallest useful first phase.
Each module below can be delivered on its own or as part of a single platform sharing one catalogue, one customer record and one stock ledger.
One governed source for descriptions, attributes, media and translations across every sales channel.
Rule-based pricing, tiered discounts, bundles and campaign scheduling without a developer in the loop.
Guest checkout, address autofill, saved payment methods and abandonment recovery flows.
Multiple gateways behind one interface, with routing, retries and reconciliation handled centrally.
Unified profiles that join in-store, app and web behaviour into one customer record.
Self-service returns, reverse pickup scheduling, inspection workflows and automated refunds.
Replenishment schedules, pause and skip controls, and dunning for failed renewals.
Real-time store stock, reservation windows and collection-point handover confirmation.
Sales velocity, seasonality and promotion lift modelled into replenishment suggestions.
Vendors submit catalogues, confirm POs and track payments without email threads.
Courier webhooks turned into accurate customer updates over SMS, WhatsApp, email and push.
Margin, basket size, channel mix and cohort retention in one operational view.
Every retail category carries its own operational logic. These are the ones our teams already understand.
Size and variant matrices, lookbooks, high return rates and fast seasonal catalogue turnover.
Slot-based delivery, substitution rules, weight-variable items and sub-hour fulfilment windows.
Serial tracking, warranty registration, installation scheduling and configurable bundles.
Shade and formulation attributes, batch expiry control, sampling and subscription refills.
Large-item logistics, lead-time visibility, room visualisation and assembly scheduling.
Prescription workflows, controlled-item rules, regulatory labelling and cold-chain handling.
Certification records, made-to-order flows, high-value fraud screening and white-glove delivery.
Vehicle fitment lookup, cross-reference catalogues, core returns and trade pricing tiers.
Account-specific price lists, credit limits, quote-to-order flows and bulk reordering.
Menu and modifier management, kitchen dispatch, aggregator integration and peak-hour throughput.
A storefront is only as good as the systems feeding it. We integrate what you already run rather than asking you to replace it.
Network International, Telr, PayTabs, Checkout.com, Stripe and Tabby or Tamara for buy-now-pay-later.
SAP, Oracle NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Odoo, synced on products, stock, pricing and invoices.
Store tills and mPOS terminals sharing one inventory ledger and one customer profile with the web channel.
Aramex, Emirates Post, Fetchr, Quiqup and in-house fleets through a single dispatch abstraction.
Noon, Amazon.ae, Namshi and Talabat listings, stock and orders managed from your own back office.
Klaviyo, Braze, Mailchimp and WhatsApp Business API driven by real order and browsing events.
FTA VAT treatment, tax-inclusive pricing rules and UAE e-invoicing readiness across documents.
Scanner-driven picking, bin locations, cycle counts and wave planning connected to live orders.
GA4, BigQuery, Power BI and Looker fed by clean, server-side commerce events.
Zendesk, Freshdesk and Intercom with order context attached to every ticket.
A team that works your hours, understands local compliance, and can sit in the room when a decision needs making.
We are not tied to one platform. The recommendation follows your catalogue complexity, channel mix and internal capability.
Fast time to market, with custom apps and checkout extensions where the platform stops.
Deep catalogue and B2B capability for complex pricing and multi-store operations.
Cost-efficient builds for WordPress-centric retailers who need editorial and commerce together.
Multi-storefront SaaS with strong native APIs for mid-market expansion.
Enterprise omnichannel programmes already invested in the Salesforce ecosystem.
API-first composable commerce for large catalogues and multi-brand groups.
Open-source headless commerce when you want full control of the backend.
Custom commerce services, middleware and integration layers around any platform.
Fast, SEO-clean storefronts with server rendering and edge caching.
One mobile codebase shipping to both App Store and Play Store.
React, Next.js, Vue, Nuxt, TypeScript, Tailwind
Flutter, React Native, Swift, Kotlin
Node.js, Laravel, .NET, Python and Django
Adobe Commerce, Shopify Plus, Medusa, commercetools
PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB
Elasticsearch, Algolia, Typesense
Redis, RabbitMQ, Apache Kafka
AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud
Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform, GitHub Actions
Stripe, PayTabs, Network International, Checkout.com
BigQuery, Looker, TensorFlow, vector search and LLM APIs
REST, GraphQL, Webhooks, EDI, message queues
An Agile delivery process shaped around retail release windows and peak-season freezes.
We review your current stack, funnel data, catalogue structure and operational bottlenecks before proposing anything.
Attributes, variants, pricing rules, tax treatment and channel matrix documented as the contract for the build.
Wireframes and prototypes tested against the journeys that actually carry your revenue.
Service boundaries, data ownership, API contracts and the sequence in which each system is connected.
Two-week sprints with a demo, a burn-down and a working environment you can click through.
Functional, regression, peak-load and payment-failure testing before a single order is live.
Catalogue, customer and order migration with URL mapping, redirects and a rehearsed cutover window.
Monitoring, conversion experiments and a prioritised backlog for the quarters after launch.
Frontend, backend, mobile, DevOps and AI specialists from a screened bench. You interview the shortlist and keep the ones you pick.
Commercial models that match how retail budgets actually work, from a funded pilot to a standing product squad.
A ring-fenced squad working only on your roadmap, billed monthly and scaled at sprint boundaries.
Pay for the engineering actually consumed, suited to evolving scope and continuous discovery.
A defined scope, a fixed budget and a fixed date, appropriate when requirements are already stable.
Named engineers embedded into your existing team under your own delivery process.
We build and run the platform, then hand the team, code and documentation to you on an agreed date.
Monitoring, incident response and maintenance under agreed response and resolution targets.
A short, funded slice that proves the commercial case before the full programme is approved.
A monthly capacity commitment tied to agreed commerce metrics rather than hours logged.
FAQs
A focused storefront with standard payment and shipping integrations typically runs eight to fourteen weeks. A multi-channel platform with ERP, POS and warehouse integration is usually four to seven months. We give you a phased plan after the discovery audit so revenue can start before the full scope is finished.
If your catalogue, pricing and fulfilment fit standard patterns, a platform build is faster and cheaper to run. Custom or headless makes sense when your pricing logic, B2B rules or channel mix keep hitting platform limits. We make that recommendation from your actual requirements, not from what we prefer to build.
Yes. Migration includes a full URL inventory, 301 mapping, metadata transfer, structured data and a crawl comparison before and after cutover. Order history, customer accounts and loyalty balances move with the catalogue.
Yes. We build bilingual storefronts with proper RTL layout, Arabic typography, localised number and date formats, and translated product data managed through your PIM rather than hard-coded.
Network International, Telr, PayTabs, Checkout.com and Stripe, along with buy-now-pay-later providers such as Tabby and Tamara, cash on delivery and stored-card flows.
That is usually the core of the project. We map the data ownership first, decide which system is authoritative for each entity, then build the integration layer so stock, pricing, customers and invoices stay consistent.
We load-test against modelled peak volumes, add autoscaling and edge caching, isolate checkout from browsing traffic, and put queueing and rate limits on the endpoints that fail first. We also run a freeze and readiness review before the season.
Yes. We build native and cross-platform shopping apps that share the same commerce APIs as the web storefront, so catalogue, cart and customer data stay in sync.
Vendor onboarding and verification, catalogue moderation, commission and payout rules, split settlement, seller dashboards, dispute handling and separate reporting for the operator and each seller.
Cost follows scope, integration count and channel coverage rather than a list price. After the discovery audit you get a written estimate broken down by module, with the assumptions stated so you can cut or defer scope knowingly.
You do, in full, on payment. Repositories, infrastructure definitions, documentation and third-party account access are transferred to you.
You choose a support model. That ranges from an on-call hotfix SLA to a standing squad running the optimisation roadmap. Either way you get monitoring, monthly reporting and a maintained backlog.
Yes. We run staff augmentation and co-delivery models where our engineers work inside your repositories, your sprint cadence and your code review process.
Tokenised payments with no card data on our side, encryption in transit and at rest, least-privilege access, audit logging, secrets management and automated vulnerability scanning in the pipeline.
Yes. We instrument server-side commerce events, build dashboards for margin, basket size, channel mix and retention, and run structured experiments against the funnel after launch.
Send us the scope you have, even if it is rough. You get a written estimate with assumptions stated, phases costed, and no obligation attached.
We will audit your current stack and funnel, map an integration path across the systems you already own, and come back with an architecture, a phased timeline and a cost you can budget against.