Mercury
A ready-to-deploy digital commerce stack that scales - stores, marketplaces, erp, crm, and omnichannel execution.
What Mercury delivers
Mercury powers commerce without chaos - platform, operations, and guardrails that prevent expensive mistakes. Deploy fast, operate clean.
Production-ready
WooCommerce foundation
ERP integration
that stays in sync
CRM integration
that actually drives revenue
A catalog pipeline
you can trust
Promo & pricing
guardrails
Checkout reliability
by design
Fulfillment
that customers believe
Operational handoff
that sticks
When small changes become six-month projects.
Mercury is for teams scaling commerce where reliability and ops matter as much as the UI.
How Mercury works
We scope the stack, build modularly, and ship with guardrails and operational clarity.
Scope
Platform, ops, constraints, and risk points.
Build
Storefront, integrations, and ops rules.
Guardrails
Promos, approvals, and rollback paths.
Launch
QA checklist plus monitoring options.
What we diagnose
Mercury covers the whole journey: conversion, operations, and reliability.
Conversion & performance
Promo & pricing guardrails
Catalog integrity
Inventory truth
Fulfillment workflow
Release safety
Offer packaging
Conversion surfaces
Payment reliability
Upsell journeys
Operational reporting
Release governance
Browse → cart → checkout
Promos & pricing
Inventory & fulfillment
Marketplace readiness
Returns and support loops
Observability
Quote-to-payment flow
Service catalog
Scheduling constraints
Exceptions handling
Customer comms
Ops reporting
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions - scope, timing, deliverables, and what we need from you.

Need launch confidence?
Mercury is a packaged, ready-to-deploy commerce stack: WooCommerce prewired to ERP + CRM, with guardrails and docs.
We support common ERPs/CRMs via native connectors or API/webhooks. In NorthStar we confirm compatibility and map the integration surface before build.
We define a source of truth, status mapping, retries, and an exceptions queue — so mismatches don’t become daily firefighting.
Storefront + core architecture + ERP/CRM integration + catalog pipeline + promo guardrails + checkout reliability + ops handoff.
Fast, because it’s a packaged base — timeline depends on ERP/CRM complexity, data readiness, and scope confirmed in NorthStar.
Usually yes. We can adapt Mercury to your brand and UX while keeping the core architecture and integrations intact.
With validation checks, approval gates, and rollback paths. No “10% vs 100%” surprises.
Yes. Mercury can ship as a build, with optional ongoing support for ops, monitoring, and improvement sprints.
You get a documented ownership model: who owns catalog, pricing, ops, and incidents — plus runbooks and dashboards.
Access to ERP/CRM endpoints (or exports), sample catalog/order data, and one operator + one decision-maker for kickoff.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers to the most common questions - scope, timing, deliverables, and what we need from you.
Mercury is a packaged, ready-to-deploy commerce stack: WooCommerce prewired to ERP + CRM, with guardrails and docs.
We support common ERPs/CRMs via native connectors or API/webhooks. In NorthStar we confirm compatibility and map the integration surface before build.
We define a source of truth, status mapping, retries, and an exceptions queue — so mismatches don’t become daily firefighting.
Storefront + core architecture + ERP/CRM integration + catalog pipeline + promo guardrails + checkout reliability + ops handoff.
Fast, because it’s a packaged base — timeline depends on ERP/CRM complexity, data readiness, and scope confirmed in NorthStar.
Usually yes. We can adapt Mercury to your brand and UX while keeping the core architecture and integrations intact.
With validation checks, approval gates, and rollback paths. No “10% vs 100%” surprises.
Yes. Mercury can ship as a build, with optional ongoing support for ops, monitoring, and improvement sprints.
You get a documented ownership model: who owns catalog, pricing, ops, and incidents — plus runbooks and dashboards.
Access to ERP/CRM endpoints (or exports), sample catalog/order data, and one operator + one decision-maker for kickoff.







