Not every store fits into a template
Some commerce ideas rely on rules that are hard to express in a standard theme: multi-step approvals, layered pricing, complex account hierarchies, or unusual fulfillment logic. Ultree offers CloudCommerce development for these situations, using an architecture that separates the engine from the front-end so you can change one without disrupting the other.
Multi-step Approvals
Complex approval workflows that standard platforms can't handle.
Layered Pricing
Sophisticated pricing models with multiple tiers and conditions.
Account Hierarchies
Complex organizational structures and permission systems.
Custom Fulfillment
Unique fulfillment logic that requires specialized handling.
A consistent engine underneath
Instead of building each project from scratch, CloudCommerce projects use Ultree's commerce core as the foundation. Catalog, orders, and billing are treated as shared layers, while custom flows sit on top. This keeps development focused where it matters and makes long-term maintenance more predictable.
Shared Commerce Core
Catalog, orders, and billing as consistent foundation layers.
Custom Flow Layer
Business-specific logic built on top of the stable core.
Predictable Maintenance
Focused development and long-term maintainability.
Headless, hybrid, or storefront-supported
CloudCommerce projects can present themselves in different ways: a custom web application, a headless frontend, or a mix of existing storefronts combined with additional panels. Ultree helps you choose an approach that fits your team's comfort while supporting what customers need to do.
Custom Web Application
Fully custom interface built specifically for your business processes and user workflows.
Headless Frontend
Decoupled frontend that connects to the commerce core via APIs for maximum flexibility.
Hybrid Storefront
Combination of existing storefronts with custom panels for specialized functionality.
A careful discovery, then staged delivery
Before writing code, we spend time understanding your workflows, roles, and constraints. Once we share a clear picture of the requirements, we break the work into stages with visible checkpoints and room for adjustment. The goal is to avoid surprises and to keep the system understandable long after launch.
Discovery & Analysis
Deep dive into your workflows, roles, and technical constraints.
Requirements Mapping
Clear documentation of requirements and technical approach.
Staged Development
Iterative delivery with checkpoints and adjustment opportunities.
Long-term Support
Maintainable system with clear documentation and support.