We help teams build better products and better ecommerce experiences.

Whether you are shaping what to build, aligning a team around it, or navigating a complex implementation, we have probably worked on something like it before.

Two practices

What we do

We work across two areas. Most clients come to us for one, and end up benefiting from both.

Product

From early validation to shipped features, we help product teams figure out what to build, align around it, and get it across the line. Strategy, ownership, business analysis, and requirements.

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Ecommerce

Platform selection, ERP integration, migrations, and go-live planning. We have been inside hundreds of implementations and know where things tend to go sideways.

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Why clients work with us

We have done this work, not just advised on it.

We have spent years inside product teams, ecommerce platforms, and implementation projects. When we give advice, it's based on what we have seen work and what we have seen go sideways. We are not going to tell you something that looks good in a deck but falls apart in practice.

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Senior-level perspective

You work with people who have actually done this, not people who have read about it.

Practical, structured approach

We help you understand the situation, agree on what matters, and move. We don't overcomplicate things.

Product, ecommerce & implementation expertise

Between us we cover product strategy, ecommerce, business analysis, and implementation. You don't need multiple vendors.

Flexible support

A single session, a defined project, or ongoing support. We work the way that makes sense for your situation.

Who we help

Who we work with

Most of our clients are dealing with the same core problem: there's a gap between what they decided to do and what's actually getting built or delivered. That's where we come in.

SMBs running an ecommerce or ERP implementation without a dedicated internal expert
Founders who need to define the product before they spend money on a dev team
Companies making platform or ERP decisions without someone in the room who understands both sides
Growing teams that need senior product thinking but aren't ready to hire full-time
Organizations with an implementation that's stalled, over budget, or not delivering what was promised
Teams that ship regularly but keep building the wrong things
What this helps you achieve

What working with us tends to produce.

Clearer priorities and better decision-making across teams

Stronger requirements and product direction

Better roadmap and launch planning

Improved workflows and operational clarity

Reduced risk in implementations and migrations

Everyone on the same page: your team, your vendors, your stakeholders

Who we are

We have done this work. That's what makes our advice worth taking.

Between us, we have spent two decades inside product teams and ecommerce implementations, shipping hundreds of features and working at every level of the stack. We started this practice because the work we like doing is the same work most teams struggle to get right.

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Elisabeth Martin

Elisabeth Martin

Product & Ecommerce Consultant

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Cédric Butler

Product & Ecommerce Consultant

Insights and resources

Things we think about and write about.

We write about product, ecommerce, and implementation. Mostly the stuff that's harder than it looks.

Product Management

Prioritization as a System

Ad-hoc prioritization creates invisible debt. Teams that treat prioritization as a repeatable system make better decisions faster and with less conflict.

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Ecommerce

Why Ecommerce Migrations Fail

Ecommerce migrations are among the most complex initiatives a commerce team will undertake. Most fail not because of technology, but because of planning.

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AI-Assisted Workflows

What Vibe Coding Popularity Quietly Reveals About Organizational Frustration With Software Delivery

Vibe coding’s popularity isn’t really a technology story. It’s an organizational one, exposing years of accumulated delivery friction that business teams quietly normalized.

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