Supporting Shopify's most complex retail transformations.
50+ implementations. Thousands of touchpoints. One operating layer that takes Shopify to full omnichannel engagement.
Handle complex service operations
Work orders, scheduling, and labor tracking native to Shopify POS — no workarounds, no disconnected tools.
Unify every retail system on Shopify
Team member inventory, B2B suite, purchase orders, and device management — connected without middleware.
Go live in weeks with pre-built patterns
Enterprise-grade blueprints drawn from 50+ implementations help retail go live faster with less risk.
Trusted by retailers running on Shopify
Three layers. One operating system.
Nobody enters Shopify alone. Teifi builds the operating layer beneath it — the architecture that takes Shopify from a channel to a full commerce operating system.
Products
The productized IP — what's deployed.
Service Ops
Retail Management
Extensibility
Circular Commerce
Frameworks
Pre-built patterns — hardened across 50+ implementations.
Shopify — Commerce Operating System
The base. Where the transactions happen.
Four failure modes. One root cause: fragmentation.
Service complexity
Disconnected work orders, booking tools, and labor tracking — three systems doing one job, none of them talking to POS.
Inventory disconnection
When inventory management works apart from purchasing, transfers, and ERP, retailers overstock, understock, and lose margin at scale.
Regulatory compliance
Age gates, jurisdictional tax, and audit trails bolted onto POS after the fact — a compliance risk, not a workflow.
System stitching
Fragmentation forces retailers to maintain custom middleware. Every integration is technical debt that grows with each new location.
Source: EY — Future Proofing Retail: Embracing Unified Commerce (2024)
Modular by design. Deploy only what the business requires.
Four products purpose-built for complexity. Teifi selects the combination that closes your specific gap in native Shopify capability.
Work orders, scheduling, labor tracking, and device management — service operations native to Shopify POS.
Multi-location inventory, purchase orders, employee scheduling, and regulated checkout in one Shopify-native stack.
The extensibility platform that orchestrates data, integrations, and commerce patterns across the suite.
Intake, trade-in, consignment, resale, and buyback — a complete recommerce workflow on Shopify.
Two deployment patterns. Not custom builds.
These two ready-made combinations cover the majority of complex retail scenarios. Each deployment is a soft product combination with a productized delivery pattern.
Regulated Retail
Liquor, cannabis, tobacco, firearms
Age verification, jurisdictional tax, payment routing, and audit trails. Fills a confirmed Shopify platform gap — built as a pre-configured suite, not a custom build.
Service Retail
Repair, installation, service departments
Service operations embedded in POS — one system instead of disconnected tools. Proven across bikes, automotive, furniture, and specialty retail.
The suite, put to work.
Complex retail operations that went from fragmented to unified on Shopify. More coming.
Winter Park Cycles
Specialty bike shop migrated from fragmented Lightspeed retail and eCommerce to a unified Shopify platform with WorkMate — 15,000 SKUs live in 7 weeks, record sales month within 90 days, and on track to double annual revenue.
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The Suite, in depth.
From the operating model to each ready-made Accelerator, the full thinking behind running complex retail natively on Shopify.
ID verification, cash lanes, and tax compliance without slowing checkout
Age and ID checks, jurisdictional tax, and audit trails built into POS, with no added friction at the register.
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Embedding work orders into Shopify POS
Repairs, installs, and service departments running inside Shopify POS as one system, not a disconnected bolt-on tool.
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HQ control vs. operator autonomy
Central catalog, pricing, and brand control at HQ, with the local autonomy each operator needs to run their store.
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