Storefront
Launch a customer-facing storefront without starting from a pile of disconnected plugins and workarounds.
Island Pacific
Ecommerce reimagined
Start selling online without stitching together a pile of apps.
Island Pacific is what ecommerce should have become: one native platform for real retail operators selling products, services, fulfillment, and operations online. Zero apps.
Built for owners who want the right platform from day one, before app-glue becomes the operating model.
Zero apps means native
Storefront, catalog, services, checkout, fulfillment, and operations belong in the same system.
Island Pacific is built so owners can start clean instead of hunting for the perfect stack after the business is already tangled in tools.
Productsnative
Servicesnative
Store fulfillmentnative
Warehouse fulfillmentnative
Org connectionsnative
The problem
Most online selling stacks become a mess before the owner notices.
A real business does not just need a nice storefront. It needs flexible product and service builders, shipping that can work from stores or warehouses, and a way to connect organizations, locations, staff, vendors, customers, and fulfillment in a way that actually makes sense.
That is where app-based ecommerce starts to crack. Each new workflow becomes another tool to install, another sync to trust, and another place for the business to drift away from its own source of truth.
The mechanism
One operating layer to sell, fulfill, and manage the organization.
Island Pacific gives owners one place for the business, no matter the model or situation: products, services, stores, warehouses, checkout, fulfillment, staff, vendors, and operations under one roof.
Core platform
The pieces you need before online selling gets messy.
Products and catalog
Manage products, variants, modifications, combos, availability, and merchandising from the same foundation.
Stores, warehouses, and templates
Set up the operating nodes behind the storefront before fulfillment becomes a spreadsheet problem.
Payments
Connect checkout to the same system that understands your catalog, locations, and order flow.
Carrier wallets and fulfillment
Keep shipping labels, local fulfillment, and delivery costs tied to the operations they support.
Connectors and vendors
Build relationships between organizations, vendors, service providers, stores, warehouses, and templates.
Build path
Start with the foundation, then expand.
The goal is not to bolt everything on at once. It is to build in the right order on a platform that can keep the pieces together.
- Step 1
Products and services
- Step 2
Home page
- Step 3
Stores, warehouses, and templates
- Step 4
Payments
- Step 5
Fulfillment
- Step 6
Go live
The decision
Built for tomorrow, not just launch day.
Manzila is prepared for the next version of ecommerce: native features first, fewer workarounds, and a platform that can grow with the business instead of trapping it in plugins.
If a real operator needs a feature that belongs in ecommerce, we would rather build it into the platform than send them into an app marketplace.
Start with one clean platform for selling online.
Build the storefront, products, payments, fulfillment, and operations on the same foundation from day one.