We build the digital systems behind growing businesses.

We connect websites, customer journeys, commerce, software, and cloud systems for local service businesses, retailers, and operations teams.

  1. Acquire Search, listings, advertising, and landing experiences bring the right people in.
  2. Convert Calls, forms, bookings, checkouts, and follow-up turn interest into committed work or orders.
  3. Operate Orders, jobs, inventory, fulfillment, and internal tools carry the promise through.
  4. Improve Outcome data, reporting, and automation feed back into the next decision.

What needs to work better?

Recognize the problem first. We will help connect the parts behind it.

Local Growth Systems

Turn local demand into booked work.

  • The offer is unclear on the pages people actually land on.
  • Mobile visitors cannot easily call, book, or ask a question.

Commerce Operations

Connect everything between product data and fulfilled orders.

  • Product data differs between the storefront, the marketplace, and the warehouse.
  • Marketplace exceptions are handled by hand, one email at a time.

Automation & AI

Replace repetitive work with governed software.

  • The same steps repeat every day, with clear inputs and a known owner.
  • Rules exist, even if they only live in someone's head.

Cloud & Reliability

Infrastructure designed to keep the business running.

  • Nobody can draw the infrastructure from memory, and there is no document to check.
  • One shared credential does everything.

Systems we have built

Real operating problems, the systems delivered, and what was verified. Each example keeps its role and scope explicit.

Lead handling that connects inquiry, CRM, and conversion feedback

An anonymized Southern California home-services operator using website bookings, inbound calls, a CRM, and paid acquisition.

Verified live in production (checked 2026-07-07)

Problem
Lead records and booked or won outcomes moved through separate systems, making follow-up fragile and preventing the acquisition channel from learning from downstream results.
Delivered
A Cloudflare integration layer that routes website bookings into the CRM, keeps lead-source and opportunity state aligned, sends scheduled and won outcome events to the advertising platform, and applies guardrails to disclosed AI call handling.
Result
The live website booking path, CRM record creation, and scheduled outcome event were verified end to end.
Our role and scope

Our role: Lead-flow design, integration engineering, CRM workflow design, and governed AI call handling.

Outside scope: This example makes no claim about lead volume, revenue, or campaign lift.

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Commerce engineering for a specialty retailer

An anonymized specialty retailer operating a WooCommerce storefront alongside marketplace channels.

Deployed to production (checked 2026-08-22)

Problem
Store behavior, product presentation, structured data, shipping rules, consent, and performance fixes had accumulated across themes, snippets, and one-off plugins.
Delivered
A versioned modular plugin covering product schema, taxonomy and category controls, shipping behavior, consent governance, and asset delivery, with tests and module-level rollout controls.
Result
The versioned plugin is active on the live store, with specific modules verified through tests and live rollout checks.
Our role and scope

Our role: Diagnosis, WooCommerce plugin engineering, test design, rollout planning, and release management.

Outside scope: Scope covers implementation and deployment verification. It makes no traffic or revenue claim.

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A packing and shipment workflow for marketplace fulfillment

An anonymized retailer preparing inventory for a major marketplace's fulfillment network.

Internal system in use (checked 2026-09-01)

Problem
Box contents, item identity, weights, and label decisions crossed spreadsheets, reports, marketplace rules, and physical packing work.
Delivered
A versioned internal application for shipment preparation, box-content reconciliation, barcode and label decisions, weight handling, operator checkpoints, and recovery from a bad release.
Result
The current application, release artifacts, and operator workflow are in active internal use.
Our role and scope

Our role: Product design, application engineering, marketplace integration, and release operations.

Outside scope: The proof covers the software and process controls, not marketplace approval of an individual shipment.

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The value is in the connection

A website inquiry needs a next step. An order needs reliable product data, inventory, and fulfillment. A report needs records that agree.

We take responsibility for those handoffs: who owns each step, how information moves, and what happens when something fails. The work can be one focused fix or a connected system, with changes verified and a clear way back.

How we design, verify, and operate the work

Three ways to work with us

Once the problem is clear, choose the amount of help it needs.

Diagnose

System audit and roadmap

For a problem that crosses tools or teams. We map the current flow, establish what can be measured, identify the highest-risk handoffs, and define a practical first scope.

Build

Build and integration project

For an outcome that is clear enough to implement. We design and ship the website, integration, internal tool, data flow, or automation as a controlled project.

Operate

Operate and improve

For a system that needs accountable ongoing care. We monitor a defined scope, manage releases, resolve recurring friction, and use operating evidence to choose the next improvement.

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Built from operating real businesses

PWI.Digital grew out of running e-commerce, service-business acquisition, internal software, and infrastructure first-hand. That is why one studio covers the connections between them.

About PWI.Digital

Who we work with

  • Local service businesses
  • E-commerce brands
  • Operations teams and growing companies that need custom automation

What is slowing your business down?

Describe the customer, operational, software, or infrastructure bottleneck. We will identify the most useful place to begin.

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