Natalia Celiento

For Natalia Celiento, a home decor and favours shop, we designed and built the online shop. Stock lives in the company’s management system: when stock levels change outside the shop, what customers see can fall behind. So we wrote the pieces that keep the two in step and made the shop easy to use on a phone.

What we built

• Visibility realignment. Every five minutes the BeezWoo Riallineamento Visibilità plugin puts available products that had been left hidden back in the catalogue and hides sold-out products that had been left visible, for every product type and for variations. It recalculates the price of variable products left without one and, as a rule, clears the cache only for the pages affected.
• Flags on the dashboard. Suspicious cases, such as sold-out products with positive stock, show up in a notice for the people running the shop.
• A bar made for the phone. The BeezWoo Mobile Bar plugin adds a fixed bar at the bottom of the screen on mobile: back, shop, wishlist, checkout and WhatsApp. It doesn’t appear on desktop. The shop team can change it from the page editor without any code, and its position is set from the first load so the page doesn’t jump.
• Minimum quantities for favours. A plugin written for this shop enforces minimum quantities: on a single product, by category including its subcategories, or as a general rule. It applies on the product page, in the basket and in the mini basket.
• Complete invoices and confirmations. Italian tax codes and VAT numbers are checked as the customer types, using the official algorithm. The product’s brand and the tax details appear in every order email, on the confirmation page and in the customer account.
• Up-to-date cache and search. The cache is cleared only for the pages affected, and a full purge happens only if categories or brands change. The live search no longer keeps results in memory: a product sold out for a few minutes doesn’t vanish from search for hours.
• Timed notices. For closures and special periods we write notices that appear on the site, in the basket and in emails on set dates and switch themselves off, even on cached pages. For favours, the checkout can ask for a confirmation and the date of the ceremony.

What we add

The realignment plugin fixes clear-cut cases by itself and brings doubtful ones to the dashboard (for example, a sold-out product with positive stock): the exceptions are decided by the people running the shop.

When it makes sense. If your stock lives in a management system and your online shop needs to follow it, the most useful work happens where the two meet.