Custom plugins and integrations
Custom plugins extend your CMS or booking system where standard features fall short.
Background
A custom plugin adds functions that your CMS or booking system does not offer out of the box. It closes that gap without bending the overall system. Standard software covers most requirements. The remaining functions, though, often decide how well day-to-day work goes. That might be an import from your ERP, special pricing logic or a link to a booking system.
Typical use cases
Extensions for Statamic and Laravel, such as custom field types or workflows
Changes to Shopify shops covering product data, pricing and shipping
Connections to booking, scheduling and ticketing systems
Syncing with ERP, CRM or PIM systems
Update-safe development
Every plugin uses the official extension points of its system and leaves the core files untouched. That keeps updates to the base system possible. Each plugin comes with tests, documentation and its own versioning. You own the source code.
Approach
We first check whether an existing extension already meets your requirement. Custom development is only recommended when it makes economic sense. After launch, we maintain the plugin and adapt it to new versions of the base system. We also take over maintenance of plugins built by other suppliers, after a code review. You get an assessment of risk and effort before any work starts.