Projects
This page is here so you can judge the work before handing over a project: problems already solved inside large companies, and two concept builds that show exactly how GoEcomaZ would approach your shop.
Problems solved before GoEcomaZ existed
This work was done as an engineer and then as a delivery manager inside other companies, so the names are not ours to give. The operating discipline came with us.
Systems that stay in step
POS connected to ShopeeFood and GrabFood for F&B chains. Shopify connected to Shopee and Lazada for sellers on several marketplaces. And plenty of large APIs besides. Orders land in one place and stock comes down once; one system out of step stops the whole chain, so everything has to keep the same beat.
Business websites across trades
From a brochure site to a large system: retail, F&B, services, manufacturing. Every trade has a problem of its own, and every one of these has come up before.
Projects led from request to running
Standing between the engineering team, the vendors and the platforms: settling scope, shipping in stages, and working an incident until there is a root cause. That is the same discipline your smaller project gets.
Concept builds: see how it is done
GoEcomaZ launched in 2026, so this is said plainly: the two builds below are concepts, built properly so you can see the craft, not customers who have paid. Each one runs the same way through the problem, what was built, and what it was designed to do.

Concept Project
A bakery goes online, A to Z
From a display case to a Haravan storefront: menu, pre-orders, delivery across the city.
- Haravan storefront
- Menu and pre-orders
- City delivery
- Orders closed on Zalo
See how it was built

Concept Project
A small brand sells to the world
A Shopify store built to convert, for Vietnamese handmade goods selling into the US and EU.
- Shopify store
- Built to convert
- International payments
- Selling into US and EU
See how it was built
This slot is for your shop
The first customers get the launch price, and get told properly here in a real case study with real numbers, once you agree to it.
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