All work

B2B catalogue website

WASIP

The site for a Canadian safety, workwear and promotional products company — a big catalogue with decoration built in.

wasip.com
Catalogue to product to the decoration request — the live site, nothing submitted.
Client
WASIP Ltd.
Type
B2B catalogue website
Where
Ontario, Canada
Year
2026
Status
Live
01

The brief

Where it started.

WASIP supplies branded workwear, safety gear and promotional products to crews and companies across Canada. The site has to carry a large catalogue, make custom-decorated orders easy to start, and keep up with a business that changes its range constantly.

02

What we built

So we shipped 6 pieces.

  1. 01Design & buildThe full site on WordPress + WooCommerce with a mega menu and category rail
  2. 02Big catalogue, easy to browse~150 categories with brand catalogues, filters, quick view, wishlist and compare
  3. 03First aid by regulationKits organised by CSA Z1220, WorkSafeBC, WSIB and federal requirements
  4. 04Decoration built inDecoration-eligible products, a five-step process page and a request form by imprint method
  5. 05BilingualEnglish and French, with downloadable PDF catalogues
  6. 06OngoingRedesigns and improvements as the range and the business change
03

Under the hood

The part worth a closer look.

The clever part

The site is the front door to a whole system: a buyer's logo placed in the mockup tool becomes a quote in the staff console, then a docket on the production board and a filled supplier form — every piece built by us.

04

Stack

And what it all runs on.

  • WordPress
  • WooCommerce
  • Woodmart
  • TranslatePress
  • Contact Form 7

The whole system

Built for WASIP

Five builds, one pipeline. A buyer's logo enters on the website and comes out the other end as a filled supplier form — every step along the way is software we built.

  1. Step 1· You're hereWASIPBuyers browse the catalogue
  2. Step 2Logo Mockup & Quote BuilderPlace a logo, request a quote
  3. Step 3Quote-to-Production ConsoleStaff price, proof and convert it
  4. Step 4Docket Board for NetSuiteProduction tracks every docket
  5. Step 5Proof2PrintSupplier forms fill themselves

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