E-commerce implementation plan

For a larger project or an unclear scope, we establish what to launch first, how to connect systems and how to plan the budget. Five working days cover an agreed part of your sales process and, when needed, a test of one critical risk.

We propose paid preparation when the scope needs clarification. For a straightforward project, we move from the conversation to agreeing implementation.

First, we define the five-day scope.

Before starting, we select the part of your sales process, the questions to answer and, if needed, one risk to test. We agree access to knowledge, data and systems. Other areas are recorded as dependencies or further analysis.

  • an agreed scope for the first release, an available domain expert on your side and information about existing systems.

The first release

Scope

Sales process, priorities and acceptance criteria. A split between Medusa capabilities, our reusable base and code specific to your project.

Integrations and migration

Dependencies

An approach to the connections and data needed within the agreed scope. If a risk blocks the decision, we check it with a working test.

Stages and cost

Budget

A delivery sequence and cost estimate with assumptions, dependencies and open questions.

A self-contained preparation stage.

Terms

The price is PLN 10,000 net. If we continue together with an implementation worth more than PLN 60,000 net, the full PLN 10,000 is credited against its price.

No. Once settled, you receive the final materials and any test code created. You can continue with Evelumo, hand the plan to another partner or stop the investment.

Implementation plan questions

Does every project require a paid implementation plan?

No. For a straightforward project with a clear scope, we can move from the initial conversation to agreeing implementation. We propose a paid plan for larger projects or when unknowns make scope and cost difficult to establish.

What will I receive in the e-commerce implementation plan?

In five working days, we prepare a plan for an agreed part of your sales process: first-release scope, a Medusa / reusable base / custom code split, an approach to relevant integrations and migration, plus stages and a cost estimate with assumptions. When needed, we test one critical risk. We agree the scope before starting; it is not a complete specification of every system or a finished store.

Do we have to continue with Evelumo after the plan?

No. Once settled, you receive the final materials and any test code created. You can continue with Evelumo, hand the plan to another partner or stop the investment.

Let’s decide where your e-commerce should start.

During a 20-minute conversation, we discuss the current process and the planned change. We propose implementation when scope is clear, or a paid plan when dependencies need clarification.

Let’s discuss the first step

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