Case Study

Enterprise Commerce

Multi-tenant commerce architecture for physical and digital products. We designed a reusable commerce core that supports multiple clients, Stripe payments, shipping and tax integrations, and modular embeds across apps and websites.

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Multi-tenant isolation Stripe payments Embeddable modules

Project snapshot

A commerce foundation built for reuse across clients, channels, and product types.

Tenant isolation

Organization boundaries designed to prevent data leakage and support true multi-tenant operations.

Payments and tax

Stripe-first architecture with webhook patterns for reliable payment state and downstream workflows.

Modular embeds

Commerce components that can be embedded into web properties and app surfaces with consistent behavior.

Overview

Enterprise Commerce is a reusable commerce core designed for multiple brands and clients. It supports physical and digital products, consistent order states, and a roadmap for shipping, taxes, inventory, and lifecycle messaging. The system is designed so new client deployments do not require rebuilding foundational components.

Multi-tenant structure with strict organization and client isolation
Stripe payments with webhook workflows for reliable state transitions
Physical and digital products with consistent order and fulfillment states
Embeddable modules across apps, websites, and future channels

Key outcomes

Repeatable commerce core without rebuilding for each customer
Clear growth path for features and integrations over time
Designed to evolve toward microservices only when scale requires it

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Common challenges

Rebuilding commerce repeatedly for each brand or client
Weak tenant boundaries that increase data leakage risk
Inconsistent order states that break reporting and operations
Complexity when embedding commerce inside multiple apps and surfaces
Payment workflows that are not resilient to retries and edge cases

What we delivered

Multi-tenant architecture direction from day one, including isolation strategy
Stripe integration plan with scalable webhook and event handling patterns
Order and fulfillment state model designed for operational clarity
Embeddable module strategy for app and web surfaces
Roadmap for inventory, fulfillment, taxes, and customer lifecycle hooks

Platform principles

Tenant isolation before feature expansion
Predictable order workflows and reporting readiness
Webhook and event patterns that tolerate retries and failures
Reusable patterns that support multiple product categories
Incremental delivery with versioned interfaces for embeds

Execution approach

Define tenant model, roles, and access boundaries
Confirm catalog needs for physical and digital products
Implement payments and order state transitions with test scenarios
Design embed modules and integration interfaces
Layer in shipping, taxes, and inventory based on rollout plan

Where AI can fit

AI is optional and governed. It can improve discovery and reduce support load while keeping controls in place.

Search and discovery assistants across catalog and content
Order status summaries and support response drafts
Merchandising suggestions and content variant workflows
Fraud pattern signals and exception routing support where data allows

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