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Makuake STORE – Shopify store development services for an original crowdfunding site

30/06/2023

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With a custom-built Shopify store management solution, Makuake STORE obtains a smoothly collaborative environment for their stakeholders to co-manage the store and deliver outstanding shopping experience.

Shopify store development services
Shopify Plus development services for Makuake STORE

Technical challenges from an online mall-like business idea

Makuake Co., Ltd. initially provides a crowdfunding listing website named “Makuake” for newly launched products and services. It is a platform where creators can list their original products and call for public funding from supporters. “How can supporters buy the products after the listing is ended?” wondered Makuake leaders when the platform started to grow fast. “And it would be a waste if creators cannot continue to make money from the brilliant ideas of their own on our website. That’s the gap we will fill in.”

Makuake's crowdfunding site
Makuake’s original crowdfunding site

A single-minded desire to “continue to support the growth of the implementers” and “provide an exciting shopping experience as a place where supporters can purchase their favorite products again” urges the Makuake team to build an E-commerce site where the creators can sell their new products to the end consumers. That’s where Makuake STORE was born.

Makuake STORE, then an online mall-like store concept under the name of Makuake, should not only bring consumers the enjoyable shopping experience that no other place does, but also ensure smooth operational teamwork between Makuake and creators, not to mention retain the high-standard experience of supporters as it originally does. An excessive portfolio of products and operational requirements of the three parties involved certainly pose a mind-bending challenge to the Makuake STORE operational team.

The question is how to set up a custom Shopify store that is linked to the current crowdfunding site and a management system which Makuake team and creators can co-operate for an ultimately wonderful shopping journey. It’s a huge puzzle to solve right there.

Shopify Plus is a good choice. But it’s not enough.

After receiving a challenging brief from Makuake, we jumped into deep research and broke down the case into two phases. Then our research showed that Shopify Plus is regarded as an optimal platform to cultivate Makuake STORE on. Its available functions allowed us to launch Makuake STORE in a short amount of time without much technical effort. And that was a good choice.

Due to the time constraint at the beginning of the project, we were wired to integrate the ready-for-use apps available on Shopify to serve the basic operational needs. But we knew there certainly came a must-have circle of building and optimizing.

Phase 1: Custom Shopify development services for an admin app

We identified in our proposal that the first and foremost task is to provide merchants with a custom admin app quickly. So merchants can manage their own stores inside the Makuake STORE site. It took us soon enough to realize that the complex characteristics of a mall-like Makuake STORE cannot be fulfilled only by Shopify Plus’s limited available functions. Each merchant wanted to manage their store uniquely. What we should aim for is a custom Shopify app development that supports all three parties at the same time.

To solve this case, we flexibly developed a custom admin app to bridge the Shopify solution apps and Makuake’s current operation system to Shopify. The expertise is not to build everything from scratch because it takes a lot of time and is less cost-effective. We incorporated the custom features to the third-party apps so that the Makuake STORE operational team and merchants can perform the tasks Shopify cannot. For example, Shopify limits the number of admins accessible to the store. At the same time, Makuake STORE needs to share management roles with thousands of independent sellers to co-manage their own products and orders.

MAKUAKE Store
Atarashii – More fun shopping online!

Phase 2: Add more features to serve three-party operations

The next milestone in the product roadmap is to continue adding custom features to the app so that merchants can set up their own customers’ buying journey. Our solution takes into consideration the full-circle E-commerce management.

Custom Order

  • Order Workflows
  • Order Attributes
  • Shopify checkout flow

Shipment

  • Multi-Order tracking
  • Multi-Warehouse Shipping
  • Multi-Carrier Shipping Support
  • Automated shipment notification

Customer

  • Custom CRM procedure

Inventory

  • Multi-Warehouse management

Product data

  • Access control system
  • Automated Product Data Sync
  • Custom Product Data Mapping

The development process includes but not limited to data migration from/to Shopify, integration with 3rd-party systems, automated data exchange, PC & mobile responsive themes, maintenance services.

In terms of operational screens, there are three main parties involved: the Shopify admin for Makuake, the Seller admin, and the Operator admin. We integrated custom-built functions to upgrade the Shopify admin’s capability, and we built everything from scratch for the seller and operator admins.

While optimizing the operational system, we finetune our web app with upcoming favorite features for an “enjoyable shopping experience.” The can-do spirit inspires us to proactively and constantly seek new approaches to optimize the product. Furthermore, our pleasant correlation with the Makuake team and Shopify enables us to generate new ideas and bring them to life. Makuake is a super passionate and open-minded client who clearly guides us throughout the way and jointly tackles the challenge where it needs their expertise.

As featured in our motto “Build the next world-class together”, we consider working as one team the primary key to success. While the Makuake team focuses on perfecting the product concept, we take ownership of technology solutions and product development. Together, we make product concepts a reality. We believe our collaboration will achieve further success soon.

A mall-like Makuake STORE on Shopify Plus
A mall-like Makuake STORE on Shopify Plus

We made it! A custom Shopify solution to streamline store operations

After 7.5 months of development and teamwork, we accomplished the project’s primary objective: to operate and maintain a fully functional management system for an online mall-like Makuake STORE. The model works well as the website records a huge traffic surge, and the popularity continues to expand widely in the Japanese market. The more the product thrives in the market, the more technical challenges to solve in our continuous development process. We cannot wait to keep moving forward and tackle those challenges!

Development systems and technologies

Below are the resources and technologies we use to deliver Shopify store development services:

Details of entrustment: Design, Implementation, Testing, Migration, Maintenance & Operation

Platform: Web app, responsive web app, Shopify

Infrastructure & Architect: AWS, Serverless, NoSQL

Development language: Node.js, React.js

Get your Shopify Plus custom development services from SupremeTech!

SupremeTech offers comprehensive solutions for migrating your current website to Shopify. We have the expertise to build tailored software that streamlines your e-commerce management and enhances customer experience.

Contact us now to take a step forward and discover how you can make your unique business idea come true with our technical solutions.

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