Service · Websites and web development

Online store

Every order hides a chain: stock level, reservation, payment, invoice, parcel label and tracking number. The shop window is the visible part and rarely the hardest. If one link fails, a customer pays for something that is out of stock, or the bookkeeper is left with orders that do not reconcile.

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From 8 weeks

with integrations

MobilePay

and cards via Nexi

Shipping

parcel shop and home

Accounts

orders post themselves

What the service covers

Roughly half the work is not the website at all but integration with payments, carriers, stock and accounting.

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Catalogue

Variants, specifications, filters and search. The better the products are described, the easier they are to find.

Checkout

A short route to payment, guest checkout and a parcel shop picker right in the basket.

Payments

MobilePay, Dankort and Visa/Mastercard via Quickpay or Nexi, Apple Pay and, where it makes sense, Klarna or Viabill.

Shipping

PostNord, GLS, DAO or Bring with automatic labels, tracking emails and return labels, often through Shipmondo.

Accounting and stock

Orders and customers sync with e-conomic, Dinero or Business Central, and stock levels are fed back to the shop.

Terms of sale

Right of withdrawal, returns process, complaints and cookie consent set up according to Danish rules.

How we deliver it

From eight weeks. The schedule depends on the number of integrations and the quality of your product data, not the number of items.

Mapping

Range, stock, price structure, carrier agreements and how orders are handled today.

Design

The product page and the checkout decide your revenue, so they get the most attention.

Build

Shop, payments, shipping and the accounting integration, which is tested against a sandbox ledger.

Test purchases

Real orders with payment, refund and return before the store opens to the public.

Danish shoppers expect to pay with MobilePay. A store that only takes cards loses orders simply because digging out a card on a phone is a hassle. In Denmark, MobilePay and parcel shop delivery are not optional extras; they belong in the very first version of the checkout.

Common questions

Shopify gets you trading fastest and needs less upkeep. WooCommerce gives more control and fewer recurring fees but has to be maintained. If you have special pricing rules or a close tie to your accounts, we often lean towards WooCommerce; otherwise Shopify.

Consumers buying online have a 14-day right of withdrawal, and it must be stated clearly in your terms and the order confirmation. We set up a returns flow where customers book their own return label, and refunds are handled from the shop.

Yes. With a few hundred products, orders and stock can be managed in the shop itself. Bookkeeping still has to happen somewhere, though. Connecting to e-conomic or Dinero removes the manual keying and cuts reconciliation errors.

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Build your online store

Tell us about your range, stock and accounting system. We will list the integrations needed and estimate the timeline.

Email
office@apply.dk

Coverage
All of Denmark, delivered remotely

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