Balian.dev
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Services

WooCommerce engineering for stores that need to convert and scale.

Is checkout slow, tax a guess, or are orders missing from your ERP? I fix those problems and build what is missing.

What good looks like

  • A fast, trustworthy checkoutFew steps, clear totals, and nothing that makes a buyer hesitate.
  • Reliable paymentsPayment flows that handle failures, retries and edge cases without losing orders.
  • Accurate taxRates calculated correctly for where you sell, with a path that survives audits.
  • Clean back-office syncOrders, stock and customers flowing to the systems you already run.
  • Pages that load on a phoneMost buyers arrive on mobile. The catalog has to be quick there.

What I work on

  • Custom WooCommerce builds and extensions
  • Payments: Stripe, PayPal and Authorize.net
  • Tax: Avalara and TaxJar
  • ERP, accounting, point-of-sale and EDI integration
  • Performance and caching for catalogs of any size
  • Security and PCI-conscious configuration
  • Migration from BigCommerce, Shopify and other platforms

Moving platforms without losing search traffic

Most of the risk in a migration is search visibility. I map every product and category URL, carry over the metadata that matters, set up redirects before launch, and check the results afterward. Orders, customers and catalog data are validated in both directions, not assumed.

Questions
Can WooCommerce connect to my ERP or accounting system?

Usually yes, through an API, a file exchange or EDI, depending on what your system supports. I start by mapping the data both ways and deciding what the source of truth is.

Can you move my store from BigCommerce or Shopify?

Yes. I migrate products, customers and order history, keep your URLs working with redirects, and test the checkout and integrations before the switch.

Will my store be slow on WordPress?

Not if it is built carefully. Speed comes from lean themes, sensible plugins, caching and a good host, and I treat it as a budget from the start.

Who owns the store afterward?

You do: the code, the hosting and payment accounts, and the documentation.

Tell me what you're building.