Shopify is a cloud-based e-commerce platform that allows anyone to create an online store and sell their products. Shopify provides features such as inventory management, marketing tools, analytics, customer service, payment processing and more. Shopify development services empowers entrepreneurs to focus on their core competencies and grow their businesses without worrying about the technical aspects of running an online store.

Our Shopify development services enable you to:

• Get a complete Shopify service package that covers everything from launching to managing your online store.
• Enjoy a fully functional and user-friendly Shopify e-commerce platform that suits your needs and preferences.
• Benefit from optimized Shopify website development that leverages our team’s expertise and experience with Shopify.
• Use Shopify’s unique features like creative galleries and more to display your products and stand out from your competitors.
• Have your Shopify website designed and developed in as little as 3 weeks.
• Save money on Shopify e-commerce websites as compared to other platforms.
• Speed up your Shopify e-commerce mobile app development with Shopify’s development frameworks, SDKs, and software tools.
• Create modular and customizable Shopify themes with Shopify’s template files, building blocks, and assets.
• Easily build your Shopify website with Shopify’s drag-and-drop builder, the most popular feature of the platform.
• Enable Shop Pay with Shopify Payments, which helps customers to save shipping and payment information for faster checkout.
• Access comprehensive analytics reports in Shopify’s dashboards, which display an overview of finance and product data.
• Add up to 15 administrators to your Shopify admin panel, each with their own login credentials and permissions.
• Export CSV files from your Shopify admin and back up your store information easily.

Yes, Shopify integration with third-party apps and migration of your current ecommerce store to Shopify is possible using various appropriate apps available on the Shopify App Store.

The Analytics page provides important data about your sales, orders, inventory details, store speed and online store visitors. You can easily check the performance across all your sales channels and for any time period on a single platform.

Shopify inventory reports displays product sales volume and ABC analysis. Shopify sales reports show product sales, including variants. Shopify profit reports highlight product profits, accounting for costs.

No, Shopify does not require coding for basic setup and functionality. You can create your store, add products, set up payment gateways, and manage orders without any coding knowledge. However, if you want to customize your store beyond the basic features then you’ll need to delve into coding.

One-page checkout is an ecommerce checkout process that condenses all the elements of a standard checkout onto a single page. This includes cart contents, payment details, shipping and billing address, and shipping options.

With a one-page checkout, users can input all relevant information, review their order, and complete their purchase on a single page, eliminating the need for multiple page loads and reducing the time and effort required to make a purchase.

Shopify has recently rolled out the new one-page checkout to Basic, Shopify, Advanced, and Plus merchants. The one-page checkout is already helping merchants enhance their customers’ shopping experience and boost sales. It’s designed to be fully customizable and extensible, allowing merchants to tailor it to their specific needs.

The defining features of a one-page checkout are simplicity and speed. By centralizing critical aspects of the transaction process onto a single page, shoppers can input their data, review order details, and complete transactions without navigating to different pages.

Shopify dynamic checkout button allows customers to complete their purchase without going through the traditional process of filling out their information on a checkout page. Instead, it offers a streamlined experience by skipping the cart page and presenting the buyer with their preferred payment method as the first choice. This can be extremely useful for Shopify stores, as it enables customers to check out faster and with less friction.

These dynamic checkout buttons facilitate a tailored checkout experience based on the buyer’s preferred form of payment. By simplifying navigation during the payment process, they provide access to the most suitable call-to-action button for each individual customer.

Yes, Shopify is not just for selling physical products, it can also be used for service-based businesses. With features like appointment booking, service listings, and customization options, it can be tailored to meet the needs of various service providers. This makes it a versatile platform for businesses of all types.

Shopify is not just limited to e-commerce. While it’s primarily known for its e-commerce platform, Shopify offers various features and templates that can be used for informational websites as well.

Yes, you can sell directly on Shopify. When setting up your Shopify store, you can sell directly to customers through the Shopify checkout process. This allows you to keep all the sales revenue and eliminates the need to pay Shopify’s commission.

However, there are a few points to keep in mind. First, you’ll need to have a verified account and a valid credit card on file with Shopify.

Yes, you can use your own domain name with Shopify. If you already own a domain from a third-party provider, you can connect it to your Shopify store.

Shopify metafields are custom fields that let you store extra information about your products, customers, orders, collections, and other Shopify resources beyond the default fields Shopify provides.

They are essentially data “containers” where you can keep unique details that your business needs but Shopify doesn’t include by default.

Metafields in Shopify give businesses the flexibility to go beyond standard setups. They let you customise product pages with unique data, making each listing more informative and tailored to your brand. By enriching storefront content, they enable personalised shopping experiences while also boosting SEO through detailed, structured information.

Additionally, metafields empower developers to integrate third-party apps or implement advanced storefront logic, ensuring your Shopify store remains adaptable and future-ready.

Yes. Shopify is built on a cloud infrastructure that automatically scales during high-traffic events like festive sales or product launches. With Embitel’s performance optimisation and Shopify Plus capabilities, your store remains fast and secure even under heavy loads.

Yes, we do. We integrate Shopify’s latest AI features for personalised product recommendations, automated merchandising, predictive search, and AI-driven marketing campaigns. This helps boost conversions, improve engagement, and reduce manual workload.

Yes. We can build fully custom themes, modify layouts, create custom forms, and implement advanced features that go beyond the standard Shopify templates, ensuring your store feels unique and on-brand.

Definitely. Shopify Plus offers wholesale channels, custom pricing, bulk ordering, and advanced integrations for B2B businesses. Embitel can tailor the platform to fit your specific B2B sales workflows and client experience.

Yes. Shopify supports multi-currency, multilingual storefronts, and regional tax/shipping settings. We help set up localised experiences so your brand connects with customers worldwide.

Yes. If your business requires functionality beyond available apps, our team can build custom Shopify apps to integrate with your existing workflows, CRM, ERP, or third-party tools.

Absolutely. We have extensive experience integrating Shopify with ERP systems, including SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, and NetSuite, to ensure seamless synchronisation of inventory, orders, and financial data.

Yes. All our Shopify themes are responsive by design, ensuring your store delivers a smooth shopping experience on mobiles, tablets, and desktops.

A best-practice Shopify store development process includes discovery and solution design, wireframes & UX, custom theme builds, app/ERP/CRM integrations, QA & performance checks, SEO setup, and launch—with post-launch optimisation. Each phase has clear deliverables and milestones, ensuring the store meets brand, conversion, and scalability goals.

Yes. A professional Shopify migration service maps products, customers, orders, URLs, and metadata; implements 301 redirects; replicates key templates; and validates structured data. Post-launch SEO checks (indexation, Core Web Vitals, schema, sitemap, robots) protect rankings and ensure a clean transition to Shopify.

Yes, we do. We build custom Shopify theme development that delivers on-brand, high-performance storefronts with reusable sections/blocks.

When off-the-shelf apps don’t fit, custom app development extends Shopify with personalised workflows, headless endpoints, and secure integrations, future-proofing your Shopify services stack.

Yes. With company profiles, price lists, net terms, and quick order flows, Shopify handles B2B at scale (and Shopify Plus unlocks deeper control). Expert Shopify development services implement gated catalogs, volume pricing, approval workflows, and sales-rep tools for a seamless B2B buying experience.

Yes. Robust APIs and webhooks allow real-time sync with SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite, Salesforce, HubSpot, PIMs, OMS/WMS, and CDPs. Mature Shopify services teams design reliable data models, error handling, and monitoring so inventory, orders, and customer data stay in lockstep.

You can plan for ongoing Shopify services such as security updates, theme/app maintenance, CRO testing, SEO/content ops, and performance monitoring. A retainers-based model (A subscription-like setup where clients pay a recurring fee for ongoing access to a company’s services and expertise) keeps your store evolving with new features, seasonal campaigns, and data-driven enhancements.