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Consumer businesses.

Help customers browse products, manage account details and contact your business.
Customer browsing products in an independent retail shop
Customer browsing products in an independent retail shop
HEAVENKEYS / INDUSTRY

Digital work built around your industry.

Websites, applications and connected workflows shaped around your customers, your team and the information you maintain.

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Your context matters
We can help customers browse products, manage account details and contact your team. The project starts with your catalogue, customer questions and the systems used to handle sales or enquiries.
Connected capabilities

What we can build for consumer businesses.

Commerce and inventory connections
Customers encounter unavailable variants or conflicting product information.

What we can build: We can connect catalogue, variant and availability records to the selected commerce source, with review queues for incomplete imports and clear unavailable states.

Order and delivery visibility
Customers contact support because they cannot understand their order status.

What we can build: An account portal can show provider-confirmed order stages, tracking links and support requests attached to the right order. A pending payment is kept separate from a completed purchase.

Returns and issue evidence
Support cannot assess a damaged or incorrect item from an incomplete message.

What we can build: Customers can submit an order-linked issue with photos or videos and follow review, information requested, resolution approved and completed stages. Staff authorise refunds or replacements.

AI shopping and support assistant
Customers struggle to find relevant products and support answers.

What we can build: An assistant can use approved specifications and policies to explain choices and collect support context. It hands off when compatibility, availability or a refund needs staff confirmation.

Customer preferences and reminders
Returning customers repeat information and miss useful updates.

What we can build: Optional account preferences and consent-based notifications can support repeat tasks. Customers can control communication choices and view their own stored information.

Retail operations dashboard
Staff cannot see unresolved support cases or catalogue exceptions.

What we can build: An operations view can combine assigned cases, fulfilment-provider states and data-quality flags, with each authoritative source identified.

Loyalty and repeat purchase tools
Customers repeat the same choices and staff cannot manage rewards consistently.

What we can build: We can build optional saved preferences, reorder journeys and provider-backed loyalty records. Eligibility, rewards and expiry rules are agreed and clearly shown.

Supplier and stock exception queues
Stock imports fail silently and catalogue editors discover errors late.

What we can build: A supplier workspace can flag missing attributes, rejected updates and mismatched variants, with staff approval before changes reach the live catalogue.

Product comparison and buying guidance
Customers cannot compare the specifications that matter to their purchase.

What we can build: Comparison screens can use approved product attributes and clearly identify missing information. Guidance links to relevant product details without inventing compatibility.

Campaign landing pages and attribution
Promotions lead to generic pages and staff cannot connect enquiries to the offer.

What we can build: We can create offer-specific journeys with current products, accurate campaign terms and consent-aware measurement. Expired promotions receive a clear updated destination.

PAIN POINTS AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Platforms that support the everyday work.

These are systems we can scope and build around your operations. Features, integrations and responsibilities are agreed for your project; they are not claims that every capability is already available in a finished product.

Consumer businesses — Commerce and inventory connections interface concept

Commerce and inventory connections

The problem: Customers encounter unavailable variants or conflicting product information.

What we can build

We can connect catalogue, variant and availability records to the selected commerce source, with review queues for incomplete imports and clear unavailable states.

Consumer businesses — Order and delivery visibility interface concept

Order and delivery visibility

The problem: Customers contact support because they cannot understand their order status.

What we can build

An account portal can show provider-confirmed order stages, tracking links and support requests attached to the right order. A pending payment is kept separate from a completed purchase.

Consumer businesses — Returns and issue evidence interface concept

Returns and issue evidence

The problem: Support cannot assess a damaged or incorrect item from an incomplete message.

What we can build

Customers can submit an order-linked issue with photos or videos and follow review, information requested, resolution approved and completed stages. Staff authorise refunds or replacements.

Consumer businesses — AI shopping and support assistant interface concept

AI shopping and support assistant

The problem: Customers struggle to find relevant products and support answers.

What we can build

An assistant can use approved specifications and policies to explain choices and collect support context. It hands off when compatibility, availability or a refund needs staff confirmation.

Consumer businesses — Customer preferences and reminders interface concept

Customer preferences and reminders

The problem: Returning customers repeat information and miss useful updates.

What we can build

Optional account preferences and consent-based notifications can support repeat tasks. Customers can control communication choices and view their own stored information.

Consumer businesses — Retail operations dashboard interface concept

Retail operations dashboard

The problem: Staff cannot see unresolved support cases or catalogue exceptions.

What we can build

An operations view can combine assigned cases, fulfilment-provider states and data-quality flags, with each authoritative source identified.

Consumer businesses — Loyalty and repeat purchase tools interface concept

Loyalty and repeat purchase tools

The problem: Customers repeat the same choices and staff cannot manage rewards consistently.

What we can build

We can build optional saved preferences, reorder journeys and provider-backed loyalty records. Eligibility, rewards and expiry rules are agreed and clearly shown.

Consumer businesses — Supplier and stock exception queues interface concept

Supplier and stock exception queues

The problem: Stock imports fail silently and catalogue editors discover errors late.

What we can build

A supplier workspace can flag missing attributes, rejected updates and mismatched variants, with staff approval before changes reach the live catalogue.

Consumer businesses — Product comparison and buying guidance interface concept

Product comparison and buying guidance

The problem: Customers cannot compare the specifications that matter to their purchase.

What we can build

Comparison screens can use approved product attributes and clearly identify missing information. Guidance links to relevant product details without inventing compatibility.

Consumer businesses — Campaign landing pages and attribution interface concept

Campaign landing pages and attribution

The problem: Promotions lead to generic pages and staff cannot connect enquiries to the offer.

What we can build

We can create offer-specific journeys with current products, accurate campaign terms and consent-aware measurement. Expired promotions receive a clear updated destination.

Customer browsing products in an independent retail shop

Help customers browse products, manage account details and contact your business.

Consumer businesses — Product discovery interface concept

Product discovery

Help customers browse categories, compare details and find relevant products.

Customers need useful product information before a purchase decision. Categories, dimensions, variants and availability should come from information your team can maintain. Search and filters are reviewed using the actual catalogue rather than a few ideal demonstration items.

Consumer businesses — Customer accounts interface concept

Customer accounts

Plan access to customer details, preferences and relevant order or service information.

Accounts should make a repeat task easier. We review whether a customer needs an account at all, which records belong to that customer and how changes are confirmed. Order history must agree with the commerce provider instead of becoming a second inconsistent record.

Consumer businesses — Online enquiries interface concept

Online enquiries

Give customers a clear way to ask a question and send it to the right team.

A question about an order is different from a general product enquiry. The interface can ask for the minimum relevant reference and explain the response channel. We plan routing and failure messages so customers are not left guessing whether their enquiry arrived.

Planning and delivery

A clear route from requirements to release.

Understand
We discuss your users, requirements and constraints, then agree on the scope.
Design
We map the main tasks and use prototypes to review the screens and flow.
Develop
We build in stages, share working versions and test the agreed features.

GOOD QUESTIONS

Planning your consumer businesses project.

Do we need to replace all our existing tools?

No. We review what you already use and look at whether integration, a focused improvement, or a new build is the best fit.

Can the project be delivered in stages?

Yes. We can organize the work around a first useful release and a prioritized list of later improvements.

How do you learn about our requirements?

We discuss your audience, everyday workflow, content, integrations, and constraints before proposing a solution.

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