Which platforms does UPLIFY work with, and how does it choose a project stack?
UPLIFY works with Horoshop, Shop-Express, and SalesDrive, selecting a stack after reviewing the catalog, integrations, geography, and order workflow. Public sources confirm a Google Partner profile, Meta Business Partner status, a Horoshop partnership since 2021, and UPLIFY's place in the 31–100 group of Ringostat's 2025 ranking. A partner badge does not replace a fit assessment for the individual business.
We work with storefront, order-management, and advertising platforms, but do not select them solely because of a partner badge. We first review the catalog, integrations, markets, budget, and operating workflow, then document the recommended stack and its constraints.
Storefront and catalog: Horoshop, Shop-Express, or another solution. We compare launch effort, SEO control, data import, design, and maintenance cost.
Orders and operations: CRM, marketplaces, shipping documents, payment, and fiscal receipts. We consider SalesDrive where its available integrations fit the team's workflow.
Acquisition and measurement: Google, Meta, TikTok, or Telegram with analytics. The channel mix depends on the audience, creative supply, data, and budget.
A ready-made e-commerce platform for the Ukrainian market. It fits teams that value a predictable launch, standard catalog import, and local integrations.
We consider Shop-Express when a team needs no-code tools, more visual flexibility, and local integrations. The final choice depends on catalog requirements.
SalesDrive can bring together orders, marketplaces, shipping documents, fiscal receipts, and communication. We verify required integrations and status logic before recommending it.
We list only statuses backed by a public profile or platform page. Links were checked on July 25, 2026. Each platform controls its program terms and available benefits and may change them independently.
UPLIFY's profile in the Google Partners directory. The team works with Search, Shopping, and Performance Max; the badge does not guarantee the outcome of an individual campaign.
Meta Business Partner status is stated in UPLIFY's public profile on Horoshop. Available features and support depend on Meta's current rules.
UPLIFY appears in Horoshop's public partner directory. We recommend the platform only when it matches the store's requirements.
UPLIFY (formerly DigitalsOK) appears in the published 31–100 agency group of Ringostat's 2025 ranking.
Share the catalog, markets, integrations, and current constraints. In the first conversation, we'll narrow the options and explain what data is needed for a final decision.
We start with requirements, not partner status: catalog size and structure, import and export, SEO, design, markets, payments, delivery, CRM, and maintenance budget. We then compare options, document the tradeoffs, and only then recommend a stack.
Both can launch a store without building the e-commerce core from scratch. We usually consider Horoshop for structured catalogs and ready local workflows, and Shop-Express when no-code design is the priority. The actual difference depends on plan limits, integrations, and project requirements.
When the order process relies on Ukrainian marketplaces, delivery, waybills, fiscal receipts, and communication that SalesDrive supports in the required configuration. Before deciding, we verify mandatory integrations, roles, statuses, and data-exchange scenarios.
Yes, but scope depends on the source system and data quality. We separately plan the catalog, URLs and redirects, customer data, integrations, analytics, and pre-cutover checks. A parallel launch reduces downtime risk but does not make a migration risk-free.
They confirm the agency's participation in the relevant programs under each platform's current rules. They signal practical platform experience, not guaranteed access to every beta feature, special support, or campaign results.
Yes. We use the first conversation to clarify the task and explain which options deserve evaluation. A detailed audit, technical specification, migration map, or 30/60/90-day plan is separate, priced scope with an agreed timeline.
The method depends on the CRM, platform, and user consent: it may use offline conversion imports, Enhanced Conversions, or Conversions API. Before launch, we define events, identifiers, value rules, and data-quality checks.
Yes, when the current platform supports the required measurement and advertising workflows. We propose migration only when a concrete constraint—catalog, filters, checkout, integration, or team efficiency—cannot reasonably be resolved on the existing stack.
Describe the task in two or three sentences. We'll reply within one business day, clarify the source data, and suggest a next step—without promising an outcome before review.
Form or Telegram: platform, catalog, markets, and the main constraint.
We clarify the order workflow, integrations, budget, and selection criteria.
We agree on the right format: consultation, paid audit, technical specification, or a project with defined scope.
