Choose the platform around the operation
Product volume, variants, team capability, integrations, local payment options and ongoing costs determine the platform—not fashion or familiarity alone.
OrivionHoldingsOrivion designs e-commerce experiences around the complete buying journey: product discovery, product information, cart, checkout, payment, shipping or collection, order communication and the operating handover behind the shop.

What the service is built to do
Online-shop strategy, product architecture, checkout, payments, shipping and responsive e-commerce development across South Africa.
Product volume, variants, team capability, integrations, local payment options and ongoing costs determine the platform—not fashion or familiarity alone.
Collections, filters, product pages, imagery, variants and policies are organised so customers can understand what they are buying without unnecessary friction.
Payment gateway, shipping, collection, tax and order communication requirements are mapped before launch. Responsibilities for each provider and operational hand-off remain visible.
Mobile checkout, discount logic, failed payments, test orders, stock behaviour and transactional communication are checked before the store is released to customers.
What can sit inside the scope
Your proposal brings the right deliverables together, with a clear scope, timeline and responsibilities.
How the work moves
Before we begin
Discuss relevant work and the details below with us before agreeing your scope. We’ll explain the approach, responsibilities and what delivery looks like for your project.
Questions before you choose a partner
Scope, ownership, pricing and responsibilities should be understandable before a client commits.
The right platform depends on products, team workflow, integrations, payment options and growth plans. Orivion compares those requirements before recommending a platform.
Supported South African gateways can be scoped where the chosen platform and the provider allow it. Merchant approval and account ownership remain the client's responsibility.
Yes, where the platform supports the required rules. Zones, rates, collection instructions and customer communication are tested before launch.
Typical continuing costs can include the platform, apps, payment processing, domain, email, maintenance and ongoing content. The scope lists known recurring costs separately.
Start with the real objective
Tell Orivion where the business is now, what needs to change and what a successful result would look like.