Saify Plastic

Saify Plastic already had an operating WordPress and WooCommerce catalogue with search, categories, product pages, cart, and checkout. The supplied engagement scope targeted payment configuration, Cart-to-WhatsApp, and selected components, so the case study should describe an enhancement rather than a replacement build.

The project owner confirms that Saiftec changed the payment-gateway configuration. The previous provider and detailed configuration were not supplied. During public research, the checkout displayed Cash on Delivery as its available payment method; no test order was placed.

It was supplied as a module intended to give shoppers a messaging-based route from their cart. A WhatsApp control was not exposed in the public product, cart, or checkout views inspected for this package, so the current trigger, cart payload, recipient, and availability must be confirmed before publication.

The public site exposes product search, category browsing, product details and prices, quantity selection, wishlist and compare actions, a cart, checkout, Cash on Delivery, related products, and order tracking. This describes the captured interface, not untested fulfilment or back-office behavior.

Saify Plastic’s public footer states that the business works across Pakistan in wholesale and B2C. The case study may use that statement to classify the audience, but it should not claim separate wholesale pricing, account tiers, or ordering rules unless those workflows are verified.

No attributable analytics, sales data, conversion report, speed benchmark, or before-and-after measurement was supplied. The verified outcome is the presence of the current ecommerce journey and the project-owner supplied enhancement scope—not a quantified business or performance result.