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Bottega Step sold in one city. Now it sells across Colombia.

Its store no longer closes, and no longer stays in one place: it takes orders from anywhere in Colombia, at any hour. Two months after it opened online, sales were up 80%.

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The Bottega Step home page: the headline "Da un paso hacia comodidad y estilo" and two buttons, beside a photo of a pair of brown leather loafers priced at $ 299.000.

About the project

Business
Shoe store
Reach
All of Colombia
Opening hours
Open 24/7

Results

Measured over the two months after the online store opened.

  • Sales in two months

    +80%

  • Where it sells

    From One city to All of Colombia

  • When it sells

    From Shop hours to 24/7

The business

Bottega Step does one thing well: shoes for men and women. Loafers, boots, sneakers and dress shoes.

Until recently, buying from it took two things: living in its city and getting there before it closed.

The challenge

Its growth had a ceiling, and the product wasn't the reason. The store could only sell to people nearby, during opening hours. Someone in another city, or someone who fell for a pair of shoes at midnight, had no way to buy them.

  • Sales that never left a single city
  • No way to buy once the shop had closed
  • No online catalogue with sizes, prices and availability
  • No figures on revenue, orders or its best-selling products

What we built

  • An online store that never closes

    • A catalogue of 30 products with photos, filtered by gender, sale and size
    • Product pages with a photo gallery, a size picker and stock kept per size
    • A complete purchase: cart, shipping to anywhere in the country, payment and order confirmation
    • A design that feels just as good on a phone as on a desktop
  • A panel that puts the team in charge

    • Products under control: create, edit and delete them, upload their images and adjust stock per size
    • Orders in order: a paginated list, filters by status and location, and dispatch
    • Sales in view: a dashboard with a chart by day, week or month, and a date picker
    • The best sellers in one report, with their revenue and profit

What the data made possible

Every sale now tells it something. With the charts on its dashboard, Bottega Step stopped guessing and started deciding: it saw where sales were growing, which products carried them, which had stalled and where orders were held up.

  • Growth with a direction

    Revenue, orders and average order value, by day, week or month. The team sees what is working and puts its effort right where sales are already growing.

  • Its star products, in plain sight

    The best-sellers report points to the products that bring in the most revenue and profit. Those are restocked first and get the best spot in the store.

  • What isn't moving, caught early

    The same report shows which products barely sell. The team puts them on sale or stops reordering them before they tie up money.

  • Orders that leave sooner

    Every order in one list, filtered by status and location. The team knows what's left to dispatch and where it's going, and each order leaves sooner.

In the client's words

I'm really happy with the software. It let us grow in an organised, structured way, without losing track of anything. But what stayed with me most is how the team treated me they listened, explained every step and were transparent through the whole process. It felt like the project mattered to them as much as it did to me.

Karina RuizBottega Step

See it in action

Two short recordings, without sound. Each one plays while it's on screen.

  • How it sells

    From the home page to the collection, from a product to the cart, then on to shipping, payment and the confirmed order. A shopper's whole journey.

  • How it's run

    An administrator signs in, goes through the products, dispatches an order and finishes on the sales dashboard and the best-selling products.

Screens

On a laptop

  • The Bottega Step collection on a laptop: a grid of shoes, each with its name and its price in Colombian pesos, some with a sale label and its discount.
    The product catalogue
  • The admin dashboard on a laptop: total orders, total revenue and average order value for the last year, above a chart of revenue and orders per month.
    The sales dashboard, over the last year

On a phone

  • A product page on a phone: a large photo of a pair of white sneakers, three thumbnails, the name Court Classic and its price, $ 269.000.
    A product page
  • The admin dashboard on a phone: total orders, total revenue and average order value for the last six months, stacked above the start of the sales chart.
    The sales dashboard

How we did it

  1. Understand

    We started by listening: how Bottega Step sold, its catalogue, its sizes and stock, and how each order was taken and delivered.

  2. Design

    We designed a store that works just as well on a phone as on a desktop, and a panel shaped around the team's day: products, orders and sales.

  3. Build

    We built the catalogue, the product pages and the checkout. Then came the panel that manages products, stock per size and orders.

  4. Launch

    The store opened to the whole country. Since that day it takes orders at any hour, every day.

  5. Grow

    With the sales dashboard and the best-sellers report, the team knows its own market: how revenue and orders move, which products are the stars and which aren't, and what to stock next.

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