Product feeds, supplier imports and content import, so your team stops retyping the same product and price data.
In short: a store that is not connected makes you do the work twice, for example by typing the same product into several places or updating supplier prices line by line. 4buildsite includes the connections the platform supports: a product feed for Google Merchant Center, scheduled supplier feed imports, and content import from other platforms. Cash on delivery and bank transfer are switched on per store. Before the project starts we check what can be connected with the tools you already use, and we tell you clearly what cannot.
Every detail copied by hand from one screen to another costs time and invites mistakes: a price left out of date, a stock figure that does not match the shelf, an address typed wrong on a delivery note. Automation takes the repetitive work away. A supplier file updates the catalogue, and an order flows through the store without anyone retyping it, so you and your team can focus on customers and on selling.
The customer chooses cash on delivery or bank transfer, and the order appears in your admin panel with the payment method they chose. Customers receive order emails automatically. You update the order status as payments are received and deliveries are made. Shipping rates and delivery options are the ones you set, and dispatch is handled with the courier you choose.
Your catalogue can be exported as a product feed for Google Merchant Center, so your products can be submitted to Google with the price and availability shown in your store. In the other direction, scheduled supplier feeds bring products, prices and stock into the catalogue. We configure the field mapping and check the first import together with you, so no product goes live with wrong data.
Your store is not connected to the tax authority's e-invoicing system, and automatic shipping labels are not part of the Nigeria offer. Confirm your invoicing and tax obligations with the tax authority or your accountant before you start selling. Tell us which tools you use, and we will say clearly what can be connected and what cannot.
A product feed for Google Merchant Center, scheduled supplier feed imports, content and product import from other platforms, and cash on delivery and bank transfer, switched on per store. We confirm with you before the project starts which connections your store needs.
There are currently no ready-made connectors for external CRM or ERP systems. If you have that need, tell us before the project starts and we will say honestly whether and how it can be solved, rather than you finding out after launch.
No. The store is not connected to the tax authority's e-invoicing system. Confirm your invoicing and tax obligations with the tax authority or your accountant before you start selling.
An automated flow means a single event sets the next steps in motion. Example: a customer orders with cash on delivery → the order appears in your admin panel → the customer gets an order email → you update the status when the delivery is made. You stop copying the same data between the store and your own records.
The store is published over SSL with hosting included, and customer data moves between systems only as far as an order or a feed requires. Personal data is subject to the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023, so check your own obligations as the business owner. Ask us which connections your store uses, so you know where the data goes.
Yes. You set the shipping rates and delivery options, and you dispatch orders with the courier you choose. Automatic shipping-label generation is not part of the Nigeria offer.
Tell us which tools you use; we show you what connects with the platform and what does not, before any quote.
