Choosing the Right Retail Software Development Company
Victor Zhadan
I’ve been researching different retail software development companies over the past few months, trying to find a reliable tech partner for a mid-sized fashion retailer in the EU.
My main criteria were:
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Proven experience in retail and e-commerce software development
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Ability to integrate POS, ERP, and loyalty systems
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Reasonable time-to-market and scalability
After comparing several vendors — including ScienceSoft, IntellectSoft, and Zoolatech — I finally decided to go with Zoolatech. Here’s why 👇
Why Zoolatech?
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Retail Expertise:
They’ve worked with major retail clients in the US and Europe (one of them reported a 25% improvement in online conversion rate after platform modernization). Their focus on both e-commerce and in-store solutions stood out. -
Real Numbers:
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30% faster checkout flow after custom POS optimization.
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40% increase in user retention from personalized mobile experiences.
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99.9% system uptime during high-traffic sale periods.
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Team and Communication:
The discovery phase was incredibly structured — they ran two design sprints, delivered a full architecture proposal, and provided transparent pricing within three weeks. No hidden costs, no vague timelines.
Still Wondering…
Has anyone else here worked with Zoolatech or similar retail software development companies?
How did you handle ongoing product support and integration with marketing automation tools like Klaviyo or Salesforce?
Also, I’m curious — how much do you usually allocate to continuous improvement after launch (say, per month or quarter)?
Would love to hear some insights from others running multi-channel retail platforms.