Case Studies

How ELIVTECH helped a $450M multi-brand retailer migrate from Magento 1 to a headless Next.js + Shopify Plus platform, cutting page load time by 82% and tripling mobile conversion. How ELIVTECH helped a multi-brand retailer move off a decade-old Magento 1 monolith that could no longer be patched or scaled. A headless Next.js and Shopify Plus architecture cut page load time by 82%, tripled the share of mobile visitors who completed a purchase, and gave the platform ten times the peak capacity…

How ELIVTECH rebuilt a national eyewear retailer on Shopware, bringing prescription capture, fit-based search and store pickup into a single checkout backed by Elasticsearch and AWS. A national eyewear retailer was selling a prescription product through a storefront that could only sell a frame. Customers picked glasses online, then finished the medical half of the purchase over email or in a store. ELIVTECH rebuilt the business on Shopware, modelling the prescription as part of the cart…

How ELIVTECH built a same-day gifting marketplace on Shopware where serviceability, delivery slots and vendor capacity are resolved before a customer reaches checkout. A gifting retailer had built a catalogue business on top of a delivery promise it could not verify. Customers chose a bouquet, entered an address at the final step, and discovered only then that nobody could deliver it that day. ELIVTECH rebuilt the platform on Shopware so that serviceability, vendor capacity and delivery slot…

How ELIVTECH built a fashion marketplace where user-curated collections drive discovery alongside search, with a Laravel core and Elasticsearch merchandising behind a React storefront. Shoppers on a fashion marketplace rarely arrive knowing the product they want. They arrive with a sense of an occasion, a silhouette, a way of dressing. The client had a catalogue that could only answer precise queries, so browsing customers left without a search term they knew how to type. ELIVTECH rebuilt…

How ELIVTECH consolidated dozens of independently built franchise sites into one WordPress multisite with central brand governance and per-outlet WooCommerce storefronts. Every franchise in the network had a website, and no two were the same. Some ran current WordPress, some had not been updated in years, and each had been built by whichever agency the outlet happened to hire. Head office could not change a legal disclaimer without contacting dozens of separate owners. ELIVTECH consolidated…

How ELIVTECH built consumer ordering apps, restaurant dashboards and rider tooling around a single Laravel order state machine, so every party sees the same order at the same moment. An order that is late is a problem. An order whose status nobody agrees on is a worse one. The client's aggregator had a customer app, a restaurant tablet and a rider app that each held their own idea of where an order had reached, and support spent its day reconciling the three. ELIVTECH rebuilt the platform…

How ELIVTECH built a flight, hotel and package booking engine that holds many unreliable supplier APIs behind one fare-comparison layer without making the traveller wait for the slowest of them. A travel search is only as fast as the slowest supplier answering it, unless the system is designed so that it is not. The client's booking engine queried every source in sequence and showed nothing until all had replied, so a single unresponsive supplier held the whole result page hostage. ELIVTECH…

How ELIVTECH rebuilt a mobility platform so that high-volume driver location updates and low-latency trip matching stopped competing for the same database. A dispatch system has two jobs that pull against each other: absorb a constant stream of driver location updates, and answer a matching query quickly enough that a rider does not give up waiting. The client's platform did both against the same tables, so every busy period made matching slower exactly when it mattered most. ELIVTECH…

How ELIVTECH built an offline-tolerant delivery partner app in Flutter, where every field action survives a lost signal and reconciles predictably when the network returns. Delivery work happens in the places mobile networks are worst: basements, lift shafts, service corridors and dense building cores. The client's previous app treated connectivity as a precondition, so a rider standing at a door with a parcel in hand could not record the delivery. ELIVTECH rebuilt it in Flutter around a…