Selling courses, training programs, and blended physical and digital products, with the systems behind the sale working reliably from checkout through fulfillment — as on our own Pucks.pro.
We design and build E-commerce that fits the way training and digital products are actually sold. Often that means connecting a storefront, a payment flow, and a learning platform so the customer experience is smooth and the operation behind it is reliable.
Our experience covers online courses, certification programs, member access, and blended offerings that combine physical products with digital learning. Rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all setup, the architecture should follow the business model, the technical requirements, and long-term maintainability.
Choosing the right commerce model for physical, digital, or blended product sales.
Connecting payments, enrollment, user provisioning, and learning access.
Reducing manual administration with reliable post-purchase workflows.
Building solutions that are easier to support over time, not just faster to launch.
Specialized, hands-on E-commerce work for selling training, educational products, and digital access.
Connected commerce architectures that use Shopify for storefront, checkout, promotions, and physical product sales, while Moodle handles course delivery, enrollment, and learner access behind the scenes.
Simpler Moodle-based payment flows that let users register, pay, and access training within a single platform.
Workflows that automatically create accounts, grant access, and remove manual fulfillment work after purchase.
Payment systems configured and connected to match the product model, the customer journey, and the operational needs behind them.
Selling courses, certification programs, and digital learning access in a way that connects commerce with real platform delivery.
E-commerce workflows connected with Moodle, operational systems, and supporting platform logic so the solution works reliably beyond the initial transaction.
These are the problems that separate routine work from the hard stuff, and the ones we have the most experience with.
It is not just familiarity with online payments or storefront tools. It is the ability to connect E-commerce with learning platforms, backend workflows, and technical operations so the whole system works together.
That takes a combination of Moodle expertise, software development depth, and platform thinking: architecture decisions, integration design, automation, and the operational details that decide whether a commerce experience is smooth or fragile.
“Not every organization needs the same commerce setup. Some need the flexibility of Shopify paired with Moodle. Others need a lightweight payment flow directly inside Moodle. The right answer depends on what is being sold, how customers access it, and how much operational complexity the team wants to manage over time.”
Commerce work we have built and run ourselves:
Built a connected Shopify and Moodle architecture for Pucks.pro that unified physical product sales with digital course delivery. The solution automated account creation and enrollment after purchase, reduced manual administration, and created a smoother customer experience.
Implemented native Moodle monetization flows so learners can register, pay, and access courses in one place, without a separate storefront, reducing technical overhead and ongoing platform costs.
Pucks.pro is our own hockey training business. Players buy training challenges and gear on a Shopify storefront, and every purchase is delivered automatically to a Moodle training site, with no manual enrollment.
E-commerce connected to digital learning and training: Shopify + Moodle integrations, native Moodle monetization, payment flows, automated enrollment, and user provisioning. It runs our own Pucks.pro training business.
It depends on what is being sold. Shopify fits when you need a stronger storefront or sell physical and digital products together, as Pucks.pro does. Native Moodle payments fit when you only sell course access and want the simplest setup.
A paid Shopify order triggers an integration that creates the player’s Moodle account if needed and enrolls them in the right challenge on train.pucks.pro, so access is instant and nobody copies data by hand.
The combination of Moodle depth, software engineering experience, and operational thinking. It is not generic storefront work: commerce, learning delivery, and the workflows between them have to function together over the long term.
Not right now. Evlo is focused on building and running its own products. If you have a product partnership idea, connect with Frederick on LinkedIn.
We start from the business model, then design the technical path that best fits it.
That may mean building an integration between Shopify and Moodle, simplifying course monetization inside Moodle, or improving the workflows that sit between checkout and learner access.
Pucks.pro sells training challenges and gear on Shopify and delivers them automatically on Moodle. Explore the product, or connect with Frederick on LinkedIn.