Business workflow
A new customer or operator flow
Add a missing checkout, order, account or Back Office workflow with observable inputs and outputs.
Actors · trigger · resultOpen route →Loading content
Custom development / PrestaShop
Need a new PrestaShop module for a specific business requirement? This offer turns a defined workflow into one maintainable add-on. It is not a repair, maintenance or general store-support service.
A bounded addon starts with acceptance criteria and ends with code, testing evidence and a clear handover.
Typical bounded jobs
01Add one operator workflow02Expose one customer flow03Add regulation-related functionality04Connect one external systemDiscovery
Business workflow
Add a missing checkout, order, account or Back Office workflow with observable inputs and outputs.
Actors · trigger · resultOpen route →Back Office
Create one administrative surface for a defined operational decision, record or export.
Permissions · data · auditOpen route →Bounded integration
Connect a specified API or service with agreed payloads, failure handling and ownership.
Contract · retries · limitsOpen route →Product alternative
Use the packaged path when the verified workflow and compatibility fit.
Existing product · use when the verified fit matchesOpen route →Technical scope
A module brief records supported PrestaShop, PHP and dependency versions, hooks or controllers, tables and personal-data categories, install/upgrade/uninstall behaviour and external calls.
Existing overrides are recorded as integration constraints; supported extension points should own the new behaviour.
Acceptance
The approved specification defines acceptance. Tests cover the customer or operator job, failure and retry state, Back Office evidence and compatibility with the affected checkout or order path.
Production credentials and personal data are never requested in the public scope.
Decision path
Review the requirement and decide whether a bounded new module is the right owner.
Agree scope, actors, inputs, outputs, versions, dependencies and acceptance criteria.
Exercise install, upgrade, workflow, failure and uninstall in staging.
Correct defects against the agreed criteria, then hand over the paid deliverables and source code.
Qualification
One new module, one primary outcome, known actors and data, a defined version scope and testable acceptance scenarios.
A broken module, store error, cron recovery, upgrade, performance issue, migration, maintenance or third-party compatibility problem.
Use an existing maintained product when it fits. Custom work starts when no suitable product provides the bounded capability.
Do not send passwords, API secrets, production exports or unnecessary personal data in the public brief.
Requirements brief
Merchant problem, users, current process, desired state, trigger, inputs and outputs.
PrestaShop and PHP versions, dependencies, UI surfaces, events or jobs, integrations, notifications and files.
Data handled, privacy needs, permissions, failure states, recovery, volumes and relevant third-party limits.
Observable acceptance scenarios, in/out of scope, operational owner, deadline driver and technical contact.
Commercial boundary
The agreed package may include version/hash, compatibility matrix, scenario results, screenshots, known limits, data map, documentation and uninstall behaviour.
The approved specification sets the criteria. Reproducible defects against those criteria are corrected during acceptance.
Covers reproducible bugs attributable to the delivered development; not new features, later requirements, third-party changes or future out-of-scope incompatibility.
Contracted source code is delivered after full payment. Client rights cover the contracted development; PsDevs retains pre-existing tooling, libraries, generic components and know-how. Exclusivity is separate.