Zissu Global

What specific types of Shopify projects does Zissu handle?

We build, scale, and optimize high-performing Shopify storefronts. Backed by a proven track record of over 300 successful stores, our everyday work focuses on complex platform migrations, technical speed engineering, advanced Shopify Plus configurations, and creating flexible, modular templates that let marketing teams manage sites independently without needing a programmer.

What areas of expertise does Zissu cover beyond store development?

We provide full-service technical ecosystem management. This includes custom API development, database optimization, direct ERP and warehouse integrations (WMS), international storefront expansion (Shopify Markets), automated subscription setup, and conversion diagnostics to fix cart abandonment bottlenecks. We handle the entire engineering layer of client online businesses.

How long does a standard Shopify setup or migration project usually take?

Timeline varies based on catalog size and the complexity of the current setup. A standard migration or custom store build typically takes between 4 to 8 weeks. During our initial discovery call, we analyze exact requirements and provide a clear, fixed timeline with weekly milestones so brands always know what to expect.

Do we handle both the design and the backend development of the store?

Yes, we offer end-to-end execution. We can collaborate directly with internal client designers or external design agencies to turn static wireframes into clean Shopify code. If a brand does not have a design ready, our team can handle the entire creative process from scratch, ensuring that the brand identity looks beautiful while staying fully

We use specialized external software. Can Shopify connect directly to these current tools?

Yes. High-volume stores cannot operate in silos. We specialize in connecting Shopify directly to heavy backend operations, including third-party applications, specialized CRMs, Enterprise Resource Planners (like SAP, NetSuite, or Priority)

What happens to historical databases, customer logs, and orders during a transition?

We safely map and move entire catalogs, product variations, customer profiles, and order histories over to the new Shopify database

Do storefronts experience any downtime when switching over to a new site?

Zero. We build, code, and

Do we need to hire a developer to manage the site after you hand it over?

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