Spot issues before they cost you.
Look for unusual changes in orders, discounts, or the buying journey. Connect each signal to what is happening in your business, so your team knows what needs attention and why.
Shopify gives you a powerful platform. Explore how Urumi can bring your business context together, spot issues early, and help your team prepare for what comes next.
Your store has the tools. The next step is connecting what they know about your business, spotting what needs attention, and getting ready before the next launch or rush.
Explore AI that works with the context of your store: what you sell, what is changing, and what is coming next. In your demo, we will confirm the data connections and proactive workflows available for your Shopify setup.
Look for unusual changes in orders, discounts, or the buying journey. Connect each signal to what is happening in your business, so your team knows what needs attention and why.
Turn an upcoming campaign, product launch, or seasonal peak into a clear preparation plan. Identify what needs checking, surface gaps, and prepare improvements for your team to review.
Bring sales, products, marketing, and costs into the same conversation. Understand what changed, why it matters to your goals, and which action deserves attention next.
Our work with Do Amore and grüum shows how much the shopping experience matters. These are results from their WooCommerce stores.
Krish HimmatramkaFounder, Do AmoreDo Amore’s engagement-ring pages went from 5.9s to 0.9s. The team kept the diamond search, ring builder, and custom buying experience its customers relied on.
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George LagonikasFounder & CTO, grüumMobile loads dropped 93%. The store handled 1.2 million requests a day at 99.99% uptime, with zero incidents through peak weeks, while the team ran more campaigns.
Read the case studyConnect the context behind your store, agree what needs monitoring, and review proposed actions. Your Shopify plan, app permissions, and team approval define what happens next.
Connect what you sell, how you reach customers, and what is coming up. Agree the data sources that will help Urumi make useful recommendations.
Agree who reviews each change and how it will be published. Keep your team and agency involved from the first idea to the final check.
Use an unpublished theme to review storefront work. Check app and data changes separately before they affect the live store.
Confirm which data and actions a workflow needs. Shopify permissions and app capabilities define what can be read or changed.
Build on the Shopify store, tools, and team you already have. Focus on the gaps that matter to your business.
Keep a copy of the previous theme. App settings and data updates need their own recovery plan.
Review product pages, cart behaviour, and mobile layouts. Agree the checks that matter for the change you are making.
What to bring, what to check, and how to get started.
No. This conversation starts with the Shopify store you have today: your theme, catalogue, apps, and day-to-day work. A platform migration is not the starting point.
Bring a business question, a recent issue, or an upcoming campaign. We can map the context needed to spot problems earlier, prepare your store, and recommend useful next steps. We will confirm which connections and workflows are supported for your setup.
Shopify continues to run the underlying commerce platform. Work on your store must use the access and customisation options Shopify makes available. Hosting, server access, and WooCommerce deployment features do not carry over to Shopify.
The options depend on your Shopify plan and the change you want to make. Standard checkout customisation is available on Basic and higher plans; advanced options require Shopify Plus. We will check the specific requirement before proposing a solution.
Use an unpublished duplicate of your theme to preview storefront changes before publishing. Theme previews do not isolate every app or data change, so those need their own checks and release plan.
Yes. Bring the people who know your store. The walkthrough should establish who owns the work, who reviews changes, and how it fits your existing process.
That depends on the question. Sales analysis may need orders, products, and discounts; margin analysis also needs reliable cost data. We will identify the required sources and supported connections before agreeing the scope.
No. The featured Do Amore and grüum stories describe Urumi’s work on WooCommerce stores. They show our commerce experience, rather than Shopify-specific results or a performance guarantee.
Book a demo and bring your store URL, Shopify plan, key apps, and top priorities. We will confirm the supported workflows, access requirements, scope, and pricing for your store before you commit.