Mobile commerce for Manchester brands that grew up online and now want their own app.

Customers follow upcoming releases, set reminders and get a push the moment a collection goes live. Members or top customers can be given early access windows before the public launch. The backend is load tested for the spike that follows a creator post, so the app stays responsive when thousands open it in the same minute. Countdown screens can carry styling video and lookbook content to build anticipation.

Size guides tied to each product, fit notes from other buyers, the customer's own saved measurements and a recommendation based on what they kept or returned before. For beauty, shade finders compare against products the customer already owns. Every recommendation is explained so shoppers trust it. Customers can update their measurements at any time from their account.

Links from social posts, creator codes and affiliate links open the exact product inside the app if it is installed, or the web page if not. Attribution follows the order, so you know which creator or campaign actually drove each sale rather than guessing from clicks. Creator codes and campaign tags appear in your reports next to revenue and return rates.

Customers choose items to return, give a reason, pick a drop-off point or a courier collection and track the refund. Exchanges for a different size can be reserved while the original is in transit. Return reasons flow back to your buying and product teams as structured data. Refund timing follows your policy and the cancellation rights customers have under UK consumer law.

Address fields that handle halls of residence, flat numbers and porters' lodges, plus delivery to parcel lockers and pickup points near campus. Delivery notes reach the courier intact, which matters when one block houses hundreds of students receiving parcels in the same week. Term dates can drive campaigns timed for freshers' arrivals and the end of the academic year.

Vintage and preloved sellers list single items with condition notes, measurements and several photos. Items are held for a short time once added to a basket, then released automatically, and sold pieces drop out of every list instantly so two customers never pay for the same jacket. Sellers can photograph and publish a new piece from a phone in a few minutes.

Apple Pay, Google Pay, saved cards and pay later options where your payment provider supports them, with strong customer authentication handled without dumping the shopper out of the app. Address lookup and saved details keep checkout to a handful of taps. Express payment buttons appear on product pages for customers who want to skip the basket altogether.

For brands with a store in the Arndale, the Trafford Centre or the Northern Quarter, the app can switch to an in-store view: scan a tag for sizes in stock, request a size from the stockroom, or order online for home delivery if the shop has sold out. Staff see the same stock data, so they can answer questions without leaving the customer.

Orders flow to your warehouse system or third party logistics provider, and stock levels flow back. Dispatch, tracking and return receipts update the customer automatically, so your service team spends less time answering questions about where a parcel is. Split shipments and partial dispatches are shown clearly rather than as a confusing single status.

Your team schedules drops, edits homepages, segments push audiences and reviews sell-through, returns and app ratings from one console. Permissions separate marketing, customer service and warehouse users, and every change is logged with who made it. Scheduled changes can be previewed on a test device before they go live.