PROBLEM

When the platform itself becomes the bottleneck

Casper sells mattresses, bedding, and sleep accessories direct to consumers, online and in store. For a DTC brand, this commerce platform is the business. Casper had outgrown theirs. 

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Years of custom development on Salesforce Commerce Cloud had left Casper with a brittle, specialist-dependent codebase. Non-technical team members couldn't touch basic workflows without pulling in a developer. Retail locations were running legacy POS systems held together by workarounds. And a sprawling integration layer across PIM, ERP, fulfillment, and marketing tools required constant maintenance just to stay operational.

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Nothing was broken. It was just expensive and hard to move fast.

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SOLUTION

Moving Casper to the Shopify ecosystem

We started with an audit. Before writing code, we mapped the full architecture. That assessment drove everything: the platform decision, the integration design, and the scope of each workstream. It gave both teams a picture of what migration would require.

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From there, the work had three main tracks.

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E-Commerce and OMS Migration. We replaced Salesforce OMS with Shopify's native order management, built around a new middleware layer that created a cleaner separation between Shopify, the fulfillment engine, and the ERP. Customer service workflows were rebuilt natively in Shopify before cutover.

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Shopify POS Implementation. We replaced the legacy POS across every retail location, starting from what Shopify handles out of the box and methodically closing the gaps: shipping logic, bundle handling, split shipments, sales attribution, role-based permissions. We also built Casper's training program from scratch for enterprise deployment.

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Post-Migration Development. After go-live, we kept building. A custom bundle app, a metafield-powered mattress comparison tool, bundle upsell modules, and a full WCAG audit across desktop and mobile.

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RESULTS

A platform built for the whole team

Casper moved from a system that required specialist knowledge at every turn to one any team member can navigate. Knowledge concentration risk is gone. The integration layer is simpler. And release cadence shifted to a structured sprint cycle with full cross-team visibility.

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When your infrastructure stops fighting you, guess what, you get to build.

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