CALYNEVO service

Online shops and catalogues

Present your products clearly, with or without online purchasing.

A catalogue lets visitors browse products; a shop adds ordering and payment. The scope defines products to add, variants, languages and delivery rules. External subscriptions and payment-provider fees are identified separately.

CALYNEVO works on structure, product pages, journeys, multilingual content and quality for new or existing shops.

Scope

What the service can include.

The final scope depends on the project and is confirmed in the quote.

WooCommerce & Wix Stores
Catalogue architecture
Product & category pages
Cart / checkout journeys
Multilingual & quality assurance

Technical approach

Tools are selected around the catalogue, real workflows and the level of autonomy the team needs.

WooCommerce & Wix Stores

The platform is chosen according to catalogue needs, useful features and expected maintenance.

Catalogue & delivery

Categories, variants, weights, zones, delivery rules and checkout journeys are considered together.

Multilingual & QA

Interface, content, mobile and buying journeys are checked consistently before release.

After delivery

Catalogue handover

Product structure, content logic and store settings are left understandable for day-to-day use.

Admin guidance

The essential workflows are explained so routine updates do not depend on guesswork.

Optional follow-up

Quality checks, catalogue support and maintenance can continue when required.

Related project

Pamir‑Lux

Pamir-Lux demonstrates an ongoing Wix Stores e-commerce collaboration: 2,200+ products, seven languages, web design, catalogue and product data, B2C/B2B journeys, shipping, payments, quality assurance and custom Velo automation. The site has been live since 1 October 2026 and continues to be maintained and expanded.

View case study ↗
Pamir-Lux

FAQ

Common questions.

Can you work on an existing shop?

Yes, provided dependencies are scoped and changes are tested safely.

WooCommerce or Wix?

Both are possible. The right choice depends on catalogue complexity, internal workflow and required autonomy.

Can you handle a large catalogue?

Yes for structure, content, UX and quality assurance. Scope is defined according to the real volume.

Ready to move forward?

Start with the essential.

Choose a plan or describe your need in a few lines. The next step stays simple.