Custom web programming
We develop websites, e-commerce, private areas, and digital platforms adapted to each project. We work especially with WordPress and WooCommerce, developing custom functionalities and integrations with ERP, CRM, APIs, and other systems when the business requires it.
What can we develop?
Custom WordPress
We develop websites with WordPress, adapting the structure, templates, content types, and functionalities to the real needs of the project. When a standard functionality is not enough, we can develop it specifically.
WooCommerce and e-commerce
We program online stores with WooCommerce, from conventional catalogs to environments with large product volumes, specific commercial rules, personalized rates, or connections with other systems.
Integrations with ERP and CRM
We connect the website with ERP, CRM, and other business tools so that information can flow between systems and avoid manual processes whenever possible.
APIs and external services
We work with APIs and webhooks to connect platforms, send or receive information, and incorporate third-party services into the website's operation.
Private areas and portals
We develop spaces for clients, distributors, sales teams, or other profiles that need to access specific information, documents, or functionalities.
Custom tools and functionalities
Calculators, advanced search engines, configurators, filtering systems, document managers, or other tools that need their own logic adapted to the project.
Web migrations
We move websites, content, domains, or platforms between environments, reviewing the technical structure and minimizing the problems that can appear during the change.
Maintenance and evolution
A digital platform needs to continue being updated after publication. We can take on technical maintenance, incident resolution, and the evolution of new functionalities.
Technology should solve needs, not create new ones
A website can start as a relatively simple project and end up connecting products, customers, forms, orders, documents, logistics systems, or internal processes. Therefore, before programming, we need to understand what the platform must do and how it fits with the rest of the company's tools.
At Cactus, we approach development from this global vision. We choose the technology based on the project, program specific functionalities when they add value, and try to avoid unnecessary dependencies that could limit the future evolution of the platform.
Custom WordPress, without being limited by a template
We work especially with WordPress because it allows us to combine content management that is accessible to the client with great development flexibility.
This does not mean building all websites the same way. We can define our own content structures, create templates, modify behaviors, develop specific functionalities, or connect WordPress with other systems.
When a standard solution exists that correctly solves a need, we take advantage of it. When it forces the project to work in a way that doesn't suit it, we consider a custom solution.
The goal is to find the balance between stability, autonomy, maintenance, and the capacity for evolution.
Good programming is what makes everything work without the user having to think about what is behind it
We connect the web with what happens outside the web
In many projects, the website is only one part of the company's digital ecosystem.
There may be an ERP that manages products and rates, a CRM with commercial information, a logistics operator that provides tracking, a payment platform, or an internal application that needs to exchange information with the website.
In these cases, we propose integrations that allow data to be synchronized or consulted between systems through APIs, webhooks, or specific development processes.
We can work with, among other things, product information, stock, rates, customers, orders, documents, shipments, or other data necessary for the project's operation.
The goal is for technology to be able to follow the company's processes and for the website not to become an island disconnected from the rest of the business.
Success stories
When an integration makes the difference
Custom programming makes special sense when a platform has to manage a reality that does not fit completely into a standard solution.
In projects like Embaling, for example, the store works with more than 15,000 references synchronized with their ERP. Thomas Ker has a digital catalog of more than 2,500 references, while Keyrole incorporates its own system to manage job offers. These are examples of projects where technology has had to adapt to very specific needs. briefing-seo-chatgpt
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Our Methodology
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If you have any questions we haven't answered or need to evaluate a specific case, we'll be happy to help. Tell us about your project and we'll offer the best solution for your business.