Services · Website development · Inventory management websites
Codeeo designs and builds websites for inventory software companies, warehouse networks, ERP partners and stocktaking firms that sell across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. A national inventory business has to speak to a retailer in Glasgow, a manufacturer in the Midlands and a council buyer in Cardiff on the same site. We plan pages, regional content, compliance detail and enquiry routes so each of them finds what they need and reaches the right person in your team.
The site becomes the shared front door for sales, marketing, partners and support. It is built on a CMS your staff run themselves, kept fast on mobile networks across the country, and set up to meet UK rules on privacy, consent, pricing and accessibility from the first release.
200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer
Platform capabilities
A UK wide inventory brand faces a wider set of buyers and rules than a single city firm. Private sector buyers expect integration and security detail; public sector buyers may come through a framework and check accessibility and data protection statements line by line; partners and resellers need their own material; and regional teams want pages that reflect the areas they cover without creating thin duplicates.
We design the information architecture for that reality. Content is modelled in the CMS as structured entries, so a new warehouse, partner, integration or region can be added once and appear correctly across listings, maps, search and structured data. Every template is accessible, every form is consent aware, and the whole build is planned so it can grow for years without a rebuild. Nothing here depends on a single editor, which matters when your team is spread across the country.
Pages for the regions or sites you genuinely serve, each with specific content about coverage, facilities, team contacts and transport links. A network map lets buyers filter by region, storage type or service, and each page carries the right structured data for local search.
National reach shown clearly, without thin copy and paste pages.
If you sell to councils, the NHS or central government, a section explaining any frameworks you are on, such as G-Cloud through the Crown Commercial Service, your data protection position and your accessibility statement. Wording follows what each framework allows, and the section is ready to link from tender responses under the Procurement Act 2023.
Public buyers find the evidence they need to shortlist you.
A partner directory searchable by region and specialism, plus a gated area with sales decks, product sheets and training recordings. Partner sign ups go through an approval step so only vetted firms appear on your public directory.
A partner network that sells for you across the country.
If you publish prices, the page shows the full cost including unavoidable fees, in line with the drip pricing rules in force under the Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Act 2024. VAT treatment is stated clearly, and plans are laid out so changes are easy when the Act's subscription rules arrive, expected in 2027.
Transparent pricing that keeps you on the right side of the CMA.
For software firms that let customers start online, a sign up flow where card details are handled by your payment provider's hosted fields, with Strong Customer Authentication built in. Where consumers or sole traders may buy, cancellation information under the Consumer Contracts Regulations is shown before they commit.
Online sign ups that are secure and properly disclosed.
Pages explaining how your product or service connects to accounting software that files VAT returns through Making Tax Digital, how stock valuations feed year end, and how Northern Ireland goods movements are recorded if relevant. We check every claim with your product and finance teams before it goes live.
Finance buyers see the reporting side handled properly.
Where you serve public bodies or customers in Wales, Welsh versions of key pages with correct hreflang, a language switcher and a CMS workflow for translation. Content is translated by people, not machine output left unchecked.
Respectful bilingual content where your buyers expect it.
A trust page covering hosting regions, access controls, backups, incident handling and standards you hold, such as Cyber Essentials or ISO 27001, with dates and scope. A linked status page shows live service health so customers across the UK can check before raising a ticket.
Security reviews move faster and support volume drops.
Forms route each lead by postcode, product line and company size to the correct regional team or partner, with all details passed to your CRM. Round robin and fallback rules make sure no enquiry waits in a shared inbox.
Every enquiry reaches a named owner quickly.
Templates built and tested to WCAG 2.2 AA, plus an accessibility statement in the format public sector buyers recognise. Editors get guidance and CMS checks that flag missing alt text or broken heading order before publishing.
An accessible site that stays accessible as it grows.
Who we build for
UK inventory businesses rarely sell to one type of buyer in one place. A software vendor may serve independent retailers, national chains and public bodies at once. A storage network may run sites in several regions with different capabilities. We start by mapping who you sell to, where and through whom, then shape the site around those groups instead of forcing everyone through the same pages. The same applies to geography: a buyer in Belfast, Aberdeen or Plymouth should land on content that reflects how you actually serve them, not a generic national pitch.
You sell to retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers nationwide, directly and through partners. We build product and feature pages, integration and partner directories, a trust centre, documentation and a sign up or demo route, all managed from one CMS. Content is modelled so product marketing can publish new features, case notes and guides at the pace your releases demand.
Built for vendors scaling sales across the UK.
You operate warehouses across several regions and want each to win local business while the brand stays consistent. We create a network map, a page for each site with real detail, service pages that span the network and a quote form that routes by region. Head office controls templates and brand, while site managers can update capacity and photos. Sites in Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland can show any differences in service, such as cross border movements, in plain terms.
Gives every site a voice without losing the brand.
Your clients include councils, housing associations, universities or NHS trusts as well as private firms. The site needs a public sector section, framework information, an accessibility statement, a clear data protection position and Welsh content if you serve Wales. We write and structure these pages carefully so they hold up when a procurement officer checks them.
Prepared for the scrutiny of public procurement.
You send counting teams to shops, pubs, pharmacies and warehouses across the country. The site needs service pages, regional coverage information, a booking request that captures location, site size and frequency, and recruitment pages for field staff in each region. We keep it light, fast and simple for busy operators to use on a phone.
A practical site that fills diaries and teams.
Engagement
Codeeo does not have a UK office. Our team of 80+ across Dubai, Riyadh and Karachi works with UK clients remotely, by video call, shared boards and a staging site open to everyone on your side. A named project lead keeps one decision log, so regional managers and partners joining part way through can see what was agreed and why. We have delivered 200+ projects across the UAE and the US and are rated 4.7 from 23 Google reviews. For national sites, cost is shaped by the content model, the number of regions and sites, partner and gated areas, Welsh translation, payment and CRM integrations and how much copy we write.
A defined build with a deadline
We agree what the product has to do, write it down with a price and a date, and build exactly that. Changes are priced before they are made, not discovered on the invoice.
A product that keeps evolving
Named engineers who work your hours, join your standups and stay on the codebase. You direct the backlog; we own the quality of what ships.
Something live that needs looking after
A monthly block of hours for improvements, fixes and the small requests that otherwise wait months. Unused hours carry for a quarter.
Technology
National inventory sites suit a headless CMS with Next.js, giving structured content, fast pages and room to grow. Hosting runs on UK or EU regions behind a CDN, with role based CMS access, audit logs and backups so marketing, regional and partner editors can work safely side by side. Site search indexes products, regions, partners and guides together, so a buyer typing a town or a platform name gets a useful answer.
01Web
02Commerce
03Data and cloud
04Marketing and tracking
Architecture, design, build, CMS, integrations, compliance and phased launch.
We plan the content model and page structure for every audience you serve, design an accessible component library, build on a CMS your teams can run and connect forms to your CRM and payment provider. For a national business that usually adds regional and site pages, partner and public sector sections, Welsh content where relevant, and a migration plan that protects existing rankings.
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