The first thing we had to build wasn’t ecommerce. It was a foundation.
We normalized people, products, orders, ranks, and commissions so the systems the business already depended on could finally work together.
One request can coordinate every connected part of your business.
We were hired to build one ecommerce experience. Instead, the project exposed an infrastructure problem beneath the entire business—and forced us to build an entire connected platform.
Scroll to build the cityWe normalized people, products, orders, ranks, and commissions so the systems the business already depended on could finally work together.
Enrollment, logged-in purchasing, native subscriptions, rep context, and compensation-aware checkout had to work together. So we built Commerce for direct sales.
Eight processor connections, underwriting, retries, smart routing, and the payment methods customers already expected.
Every share, visit, follow-up, and order had to preserve who created the customer. Fair Share gave the field confidence they would receive the credit.
The app, portal, messaging, products, assets, and next actions came together in one connected experience.
Sales and marketing could create and extend connected web and mobile experiences while IT kept the standards, permissions, and control.
Not six tools held together with promises. One direct-sales engine, built one necessary layer at a time.
Shared records, identity, permissions, events, and governed read-and-write paths became the roads and transit beneath every product.
MIST inherits the city’s context, connections, permissions, and workflows—so AI can safely work across the whole company.
Ask MIST to open India. Connect, Commerce, Payments, Fair Share, Rep Experience, and Droplets can respond as one governed platform.
Sales and marketing move faster. IT keeps the guardrails. The field gets a better experience.