Business rules implemented
The agreed server-side actions and data flows work against a defined set of requirements.
Custom plugins and backend development for WordPress and WooCommerce, including business logic, APIs and supporting services.
Deliverables are agreed around your requirements before work begins.
Review existing code, data, API contracts and the business rules to implement.
Define plugin boundaries, database changes and configuration for the agreed functionality.
Build the scoped PHP logic, endpoints, webhooks or background processing.
Implement role checks and input validation for the relevant actions and data.
Account for agreed error scenarios, provider failures and useful diagnostic information.
Check the defined scenarios and provide setup and maintenance notes with the code.
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The agreed server-side actions and data flows work against a defined set of requirements.
Roles and validation govern the relevant actions and records.
Receive plugin or service code with setup notes and the agreed technical documentation.
You work directly with the specialists doing the work, with a defined scope and time for review.
Discuss your projectReview current code, data flows and the required changes.
Agree on plugin boundaries, endpoints, roles and verification scenarios.
Develop the backend behavior, validation and failure handling.
Check the defined scenarios and hand over code and setup information.
Costs, timing and practical questions about Plugins & Backend. Share your brief for an estimate based on your requirements.
Get a Free QuoteWe assess business rules, database changes, API endpoints, access requirements and existing code quality. The estimate identifies what is included in the plugin or supporting service.
The timeline depends on the rules, integrations and review needs. We confirm milestones after examining the existing architecture and the scenarios the plugin must handle.
Yes. We review the current architecture, API contracts and deployment setup before defining a safe integration or extension plan.
Yes. The agreed source code and setup information are part of handover. Dependencies and any third-party licensing requirements are identified in the scope.
Tell us what you need. We’ll help define the scope and next steps.