WordPress, run and connected
Keep your WordPress, connect what it does — WordPress maintenance and WooCommerce ERPNext integration in India
We keep the WordPress site you already have patched and fast, connect its forms and store to ERPNext or your CRM, and move the jobs it has outgrown to systems built for them.
We build new WordPress sites only on request.
Your site's jobs, sorted
1 keep · 2 connect · 0 move
What keeping it means
Patched, backed up and watched, and fast: what each one means on your site.
Patched
- WordPress, plugins and theme updated on a schedule
- Each update tried on a copy before the live site
- A note of what changed, each time
Backed up and watched
- Backups kept away from the server
- Uptime and security checked
- A fix when something breaks
Fast
- Core Web Vitals checked on your real pages
- Images, caching and heavy plugins dealt with
- A rebuild only when the theme itself is the problem
When a job outgrows WordPress, it moves to a system built for it
- A store that strainsUnder its catalogue, dealers or stock: Commera on ERPNext, or Medusa.
- A courseFrappe LMS, with learners and certificates on the same Frappe as your ERP (ERPNext and Frappe).
- Job listingsFrappe HR, with the hiring steps behind them.
Moving a job keeps your rankings: every old address gets a redirect, and titles and structured data carry over.
Questions about WordPress
The one buyers ask most is answered first. Type to find the rest.
Can WooCommerce orders go straight into ERPNext?
Yes, through a connector. ERPNext removed its own WooCommerce link in version 15, so orders, customers and stock now move through a connector app or one we build for your setup. We test it on a copy with your real orders first, and we tell you when the store has outgrown WooCommerce and Commera or Medusa would serve it better.
Keeping it
Not if they're tested first. We copy the live site, apply WordPress, plugin and theme updates there, check the pages and forms that matter, then update the live site. If a plugin is abandoned or risky, we tell you and suggest a replacement before it becomes a problem. You get a note of what changed each time.
Usually. We measure your real pages, then deal with what slows them: image sizes, caching, a heavy theme or plugins that load on every page. A rebuild is worth it only when the theme itself is the problem, and we'll show you the numbers before suggesting one.
You own the code, the content and the hosting account. We can keep it patched, backed up and monitored, or hand it to your team with notes on every plugin and integration we set up. If you move a job off WordPress later, your content and your rankings come with you.
Building or moving
On request, for content sites. Most of our WordPress work is keeping a site you already have patched, fast and connected to the systems behind it. If you're starting fresh with a store, dealers or bookings at the centre, we'll usually suggest a system built for that job, and say why, before anything is built.
If your WordPress site works and your team knows it, keeping it is usually cheaper than moving. Webflow suits designers who want visual control and fewer plugins, but it has its own limits on content and integrations. We don't sell Webflow builds; we'll give you a straight view on whether a move is worth it for your site.