Commerce
Dazzles Jewellery
An e-commerce website built for a jewellery brand.
Read the storyIndustries · Retail and commerce
From shelf to screen, in one stock picture.
For retailers, jewellers and brands selling online and in store. A storefront that reflects real stock, a catalogue the team can keep current, and the systems behind the sale.
ATPL / Retail and commerce
Product
Variant
Collection
Order
FULFILMENT
01Discover
02Stock
03Fulfil
Catalogue meets fulfilment
- 2011
- First e-commerce launch
- Company history timeline
- 100+
- Websites shipped
- October 2019 milestone
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What we know about this floor
Three notes · not a brochure
Field note
ATPL’s first product surface was a textile storefront, elegenze.com, launched in January 2011. Since then it has built brand stores, catalogues and commerce sites for businesses that sell on the shelf and on the screen.
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What we bring to it
Products, services, work
The products ATPL runs, the services it delivers and the clients it has already served in this sector.
“Able to complete complex jobs in a very professional manner. Great to work with the ATPL team.”
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Questions people ask
FAQ
The questions asked before buying, answered plainly. If yours is not here, ask it on the contact page.
Shopify is the quickest to launch and the simplest to run; a custom store on Laravel or Next.js fits when the catalogue, pricing or stock rules do not match a template. ATPL builds both, and has built online stores since its first textile storefront, elegenze.com, in 2011.
Yes. ATPL connects storefronts to the billing or inventory system a retailer already runs, so the website shows what is on the shelf and a sale in either place updates both. Where no such system exists, ATPL builds the stock side first and the store on top of it.
ATPL prices a store from the catalogue size, the payment and shipping integrations, and whether it is Shopify or custom. A Shopify store with a custom theme costs least to launch; a custom store costs more and fits unusual catalogues. Send the product count and ATPL quotes both routes.
Yes. ATPL manages servers for live commerce and product sites, so they stay fast under real traffic. Hosting, backups, monitoring and updates run as a monthly retainer alongside the build.