Product ownership
Define attributes, combinations, prices and the source of availability.
PrestaShop │ ARMENIA
PrestaShop stores built for daily sales
PrestaShop Development: we structure catalogue, taxes, checkout, shipping, order states and administration so the storefront and back office support the same commercial process.
Who changes prices and stock across your markets?
FOR THE CUSTOMER
A consistent product range, clear charges and an available way to pay.
FOR THE BUSINESS
Orders and product changes the team can trace without rebuilding spreadsheets.
WHAT WE DESIGN
Design for the merchant’s working day
Catalogue imports and payment modules must remain manageable after launch.
Market setup
Check tax, currency, language, delivery and payment for actual selling countries.
Modules and updates
Review extension compatibility, upgrade steps and the team responsible for maintenance.
IN OPERATION
Follow an order through exceptions
Test a changed price, failed payment and refund with the people who will handle them.
DELIVERABLES
Catalogue and market map
Storefront and order workflow
Module and hosting review
HOW WE WORK
From market setup to a tested PrestaShop store
EraTeVo — Built to be found.Designed to be chosen.
Markets and catalogue
Order workflow
Modules and links
Test orders
KEY DECISION
Verify the exact release
PrestaShop has version-specific PHP, database and extension requirements. Confirm the intended hosting plan before implementation.
Industries
Markets and fulfilment shape the storefront
Product structure, taxes, currencies, shipping and customer expectations change by market. We configure PrestaShop around the specific sales model instead of copying a standard shop.
BEFORE WE START
Products, markets and launch tests
What changes when selling in several markets?
Currencies, taxes, carriers, return terms and customer messages can differ. Write down the actual selling countries before configuring market rules and the language of checkout notices.
How do you manage product variants?
Define SKU rules for sizes, colours and bundles and decide whether each variant has separate stock and images. Test import/export with real sample products.
What belongs in the launch test?
Run orders for each payment and delivery method, including failed payment, cancellation and refund. Also check invoice and tax settings with the business accountant.
PRODUCT VARIANTS MUST STAY CONSISTENT
Avoid fragmented product and translation data
For PrestaShop, decide how sizes, colours, prices, tax rules and translations are represented before importing the catalogue. A missing relationship between variants and stock can quietly create false availability. Agree who edits products and where the correct price comes from. Then test returns, voucher rules, delivery zones and every active language in checkout.
MARKETS AND CHECKOUT
Which markets will your PrestaShop store serve?
Tell us the markets, catalogue, currencies, taxes, delivery and payment requirements. We will translate those operating rules into a PrestaShop plan.
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