Custom development for what WooCommerce can't do on its own
WooCommerce and its stock plugins cover a normal-sized store well. The gap shows up at scale: catalogs too large to manage by hand, subscription behavior beyond pause-and-cancel, or integrations no plugin covers. 84EM’s WooCommerce automation and custom development guide walks through where that gap tends to appear.
84EM has built that custom layer for e-commerce brands with high-volume order tracking, wellness businesses that automate consultation-to-customer data flow, and organizations that sync WooCommerce transactions into donor and affiliate systems. The rest of the store stays plain WooCommerce.
Who builds your WooCommerce project?
One principal engineer, start to finish: the same person scopes the integration, writes the code, debugs the edge case in checkout, and documents the handoff.
WooCommerce projects get messy when the work is split across a plugin developer, a theme developer, and an agency PM who doesn’t know the codebase. Custom logic gets bolted onto core in ways that break with the next WooCommerce update.
The engineer on every 84EM project has 31 years writing software for the web, 14 of them in WordPress, and hands work off with documentation the next developer can work from.
What can 84EM build in WooCommerce?
Inventory automation for large or fast-moving catalogs, subscription logic a stock plugin doesn’t include, store credit and rewards that keep refunds as revenue, product data and media pipelines that don’t slow down the storefront, and integrations WooCommerce doesn’t connect to natively.
WooCommerce Inventory Automation
Bulk stock changes pulled from external sources and applied through a background queue.
Custom Subscription Logic
One-time additions to a single shipment, revenue reporting split by subscription type, and customer data flowing into marketing tools in real time.
Store Credit and Rewards
Store credit, gift cards, and rewards logic that keep refunded money in the store, and give customer service a middle ground between a full refund and nothing.
Product Data and Media Pipelines
Import pipelines built for large catalogs, so bulk product and media updates don’t put load on the server the way Media Library imports do.
WooCommerce Integrations
Connections to CRMs, fulfillment platforms, donor and affiliate systems, and marketing tools, so orders, customer data, and commissions sync without manual work.
