Define the catalogue structure
We identify categories, filters and the information that each product page must contain.
This service is a good fit
When the catalogue needs to lead to an order
A store becomes useful when product choice, cart, checkout and order processing work as one coherent flow instead of a collection of product cards.
01This is likely your case if
- Selling the range through chat has become inefficient.
- Customers need to compare products and place orders independently.
- Orders need a defined route into the business workflow.
02What changes after launch
- Customers can choose products with fewer manual clarifications.
- Checkout follows a clear sequence.
- Payment and order handling use an agreed process.
- The store can expand with new categories and integrations.
What the business is paying for
A sales flow, not just a catalogue
The store needs product structure, checkout logic and order handoff that match how the business actually sells.
Catalogue logic
Define categories, filters and product information around real buying decisions.
Business valueCustomers can find and compare products more easily.
Checkout and payment flow
Design what happens from cart to order confirmation.
Business valueThe purchase path stays consistent and measurable.
System handoff
Connect inventory, CRM or delivery only where supported and agreed.
Business valueOrders move into operations with less manual transfer.
What the business gets
The result is a store that can expand its range and integrations without rebuilding the checkout journey.
Getting started
What helps us start
No long preparation: just the information needed to agree the task and begin.
Map checkout and payment
We agree what should happen after the customer places an order and which payment method needs to be checked.
List connected systems
Inventory, accounting, delivery or CRM systems should be identified before architecture is finalised.
Process
How the launch works
Agree the task and estimate first, then move toward launch in clear stages.
Step 1
Review the sales process
Understand how products, orders, payments and internal processing work today.
Step 2
Design the store logic
Build catalogue, product-page, cart and checkout flows around the actual business process.
Step 3
Build and connect systems
Implement the store and only connect external services with verified supported interfaces.
Step 4
Test orders and data flow
Check checkout, payment states, forms, responsive behaviour and the agreed integrations.
Step 5
Launch and expand
Add categories, campaigns, SEO work and further integrations in later phases as needed.
KAMOZA approach
What matters when implementing this solution
Payments checked before integration
Verify the provider API and requirements before adding payment work to the agreed scope.
Catalogue designed for sales
Plan categories, filters and checkout instead of treating the store as a set of isolated product cards.
Orders reach the team clearly
Define how an order moves from the website into the business workflow.
Structure can grow
Leave room for new categories, campaigns and integrations without rebuilding the store from zero.
Related website options
Compare e-commerce with other website formats
A better fit when the main task is explaining several services and building trust rather than processing product orders.
A better fit when one campaign promotes one product or offer and a full catalogue is unnecessary.
FAQ
Common questions before starting
How much does an e-commerce website cost in Astana?
The scope depends on catalogue structure, checkout, payment and external integrations. Price: from 799 000 ₸.
What is included in the first store release?
The first release can include the catalogue, product pages, cart, checkout and the agreed payment flow. External integrations are added after their technical interfaces are checked.
Can online payments be connected?
Yes, when the selected provider offers a suitable supported integration. We check the API and requirements before committing it to scope.
Can the store connect to inventory or CRM?
Yes, when those systems provide a supported API or other reliable exchange method. The exact data flow is agreed before development.
Can the catalogue grow later?
Yes. The structure can be designed for additional categories, promotions and integrations.
What happens after launch?
SEO, advertising, support and further integrations can be added as separate phases when the store needs them.
Next step
Describe the task and get a price and timeline range
Tell us what you need. We will suggest the launch format, phases and an initial budget range.