International e-commerce
Enter a new market without lowering your brand’s standards.
Language, currency, payment, delivery, local habits: selling in another country takes more than a translation. We design the store for the new market with your teams and your distributor, in line with the brand’s codes.
01Your situation
When to call on us
If one of these sounds familiar, we can help.
- Your brand is distributed in a country where it has no online store yet
- Your site offers neither the language nor the currency of the target country
- Arabic reads right to left, which your theme does not handle
- The local distributor has its own stock and invoicing tools
- You want to keep control of the brand image from one country to the next
02Our scope
What we take care of
Market scoping
Catalogue, prices, delivery, payment, local obligations: what changes, what stays.
Localised store
Languages, reading direction, currency, local payment and delivery methods.
Catalogue and content
A reorganised range, product pages and content written in each language.
Integrations
Stock, orders and invoicing connected to the distributor’s systems.
Launch and follow-up
Acceptance testing with the teams, go-live, maintenance.
03A real project
Online store · Consulting, design and integrations
Diptyque KSA
We supported Diptyque’s e-commerce launch in Saudi Arabia: a Shopify store in English and Arabic, a reorganised range and integrations with the distributor’s systems.
Discover the Diptyque KSA project
04In practice
What changes from one country to the next
- LanguageEnglish and Arabic: in Arabic the whole page is mirrored, from the menu to payment.
- Currency and pricesPrices shown in riyals on every product page.
- CatalogueA reorganised range, easier to browse and to manage.
- SystemsThe store connected to the distributor’s management tools.
Points handled for the Diptyque store in Saudi Arabia.
05Method
How we work
Scope
The market, the range, local constraints, who does what.
Design
Journeys, theme and content in each language.
Integrate
Stock, orders, payment, delivery.
Launch
Acceptance testing, go-live, follow-up.
06Deliverables
What you receive
- Scoping documentWhat the project covers, country by country.
- Store in serviceIn the market’s languages and currency.
- Documented integrationsWhat is connected, how, and who is in charge.
- HandoverYour teams manage pages, collections and promotions.
Common questions
Which countries do you work in?
We are based in Abu Dhabi. We have delivered projects for France, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. For another market, we tell you plainly what we know and what we would need to study.
Do we need one store per country?
Not always. A single store can serve several countries when the catalogue and prices are close; a dedicated store makes sense when the range, the distributor or the obligations differ.
Can you handle Arabic?
Yes: the Diptyque KSA store is in English and Arabic, with right-to-left reading across the whole journey.
Who handles payment and delivery?
Your providers or your distributor. We integrate them into the store and test the full journey with them.
How long does it take?
It depends on the range and the integrations. We give a schedule after scoping, not before.
How to start
- A 15-minute call Your situation, your goals, what is already in place.
- A written scope What we will do, what you will receive, the price.
- A first deliverable You judge on results before going further.
Your contactTony Turquet, founder of Web Katalyst, remains your contact from the first call to launch.
First conversation
A website, a store or a process to automate?
We adapt to your world and work behind the scenes to put your brand in the spotlight.
