Thinking Mu in Asia
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How we manage the e-commerce of a sustainable fashion brand in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong with the Asia360 e-commerce plan
View caseBeing an official partner gives us access to the team, APIs, and platform limits that an international project needs. We use it to build multi-market architectures that handle volume, multiple languages, and custom ERPs.
The problem
International projects get stuck on the same issues: catalogs that don't fit each country, poorly handled pricing and taxes, and an ERP that doesn't talk to the store. It's fixed in the architecture, not with apps.
What's included
Market, domain, language, and catalog structure designed to grow country by country.
Synchronization of products, stock, prices, and orders with custom developments on the API.
Payment methods and checkout rules tailored to each market, including Asian ones.
Optimized theme, app control, and continuous evolution without breaking what works.
Common integrations:
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Catalog, processes, ERP, and target markets on the table.
1–2 weeks
02
Market model, integrations, and data plan approved by the business.
2 weeks
03
Theme, integrations and checkout, with deliverables reviewed in phases.
6–12 weeks
04
New markets, conversion improvements, and stack maintenance.
Continued
Three Plus projects where architecture supported international expansion.
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How we manage the e-commerce of a sustainable fashion brand in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and Hong Kong with the Asia360 e-commerce plan
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Mayka is a brand with an online store and physical stores that manages its business with the Avelón ERP. Its website was custom-built and connected to the ERP via a custom middleware.
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Fluchos is a Spanish comfort footwear brand with a highly recognizable identity and a solid base in the domestic market.
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