Instrument Expert: from logo design to an automated online store

We designed the logo, launched a Horoshop store and built a system to update its catalog and send orders to the supplier.

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Case cover: Instrument Expert
Platform
Horoshop
Store preparation
10 days
Catalog
Automatic sync
Orders
Sent to supplier

About the project

Instrument Expert sells professional tools and equipment for automotive workshops, construction, manufacturing and general use. The client already sold through Prom.ua and used supplier product feeds. The business needed a separate sales channel with clear navigation and automated catalog maintenance.

Business
Tools and equipment
Market
Ukraine
Platform
Horoshop
Scope
Logo, storefront and automation

Thousands of products without duplicate manual work

Transferring the assortment was only part of the task. Supplier workflows needed to remain automated, so running two stores would not require continual manual editing of the same products.

Storefront and operations planned together

We recommended Horoshop, used short briefs for the website and logo, and agreed on a direction. Alongside the storefront, we planned product data exchange and supplier order transfer.

Three logo concepts

We prepared three logo concepts and color variations. The client selected a monogram with a gear element and green accent, which appears on the website. We agreed on the logo with the client in approximately two days.

Concept 1 — selected for the website.
Concept 1 — selected for the website.
Concept 2.
Concept 2.
Concept 3.
Concept 3.

The logo informed the storefront’s visual presentation. This work is part of brand identity design.

What we delivered for launch

01

Structure and content

We built the homepage, banners, multilevel catalog and subcategories. We prepared a bilingual structure and pages covering the company, payments, delivery, returns, contacts and terms of use.

02

Products and purchasing

We configured product pages, the cart and checkout, along with the required payment and delivery options. We connected WayForPay for online payments.

03

Analytics and telephony

We connected GA4, Google Tag Manager, Merchant Center and heatmaps. Calls from both websites were managed through one Binotel administration panel.

Homepage and navigation

The homepage combines banners for the main product areas, brands and visual links to equipment categories.

Instrument Expert homepage: header, search and three product areas.
Instrument Expert homepage: header, search and three product areas.Select the image to view the full page.
Popular categories and visual product navigation.
Popular categories and visual product navigation.

The purchase funnel: from discovery to the supplier

We connected the customer journey to order handling. The catalog helps visitors find equipment, and product pages explain specifications and purchasing terms. Once an order is placed, the system automatically sends it to the supplier.

01 · Catalog
Choose a category and product
02 · Product page
Review details and terms
03 · Order
Cart and checkout
04 · Supplier
Automatic order transfer
Press catalog with a product grid, filters and sorting.
Press catalog with a product grid, filters and sorting.Select the image to view the full page.
Product page with its gallery, price, description and purchase controls.
Product page with its gallery, price, description and purchase controls.Select the image to view the full page.
Product specifications and information for choosing equipment.
Product specifications and information for choosing equipment.
Shopping cart with the order total and recommended products.
Shopping cart with the order total and recommended products.

The mobile storefront

On mobile, visitors can use the homepage, nested catalog navigation and product pages with pricing and purchase controls.

Mobile homepage with banners, brands and the start of a product selection.
Mobile homepage with banners, brands and the start of a product selection.
Mobile menu with product categories and equipment images.
Mobile menu with product categories and equipment images.
Mobile product page with a gallery, price and purchase button.
Mobile product page with a gallery, price and purchase button.

Two stores, one update workflow

The client already sold on Prom.ua and wanted Horoshop as a second sales channel. The key task was to connect both stores to supplier feeds and avoid editing the same products twice.

Suppliers update their data

Product additions and price changes in supplier feeds flow into the store update process automatically.

Two stores without duplicate editing

When the client needs to add, edit or remove a product manually, they work in Prom.ua. The corresponding changes synchronize to Horoshop.

The manager focuses on customers

The catalog updates automatically and placed orders are sent to the supplier. The client handles calls, customer support and sales confirmation.

We wrote and deployed custom synchronization code on the server and built a management dashboard. The system retrieves and processes feeds, exchanges data through the Horoshop API and runs updates every four hours. Product removal handling and supplier order transfer also operate in the live store.

This is a semi-automated setup: it handles product data exchange and order transfer, while the manager remains responsible for customer communication.

As of October 18, 2026, the feed contained 5,640 items: 5,636 matched to the store and four requiring attention. These four products had no category assigned in the supplier’s feed. The dashboard shows their IDs and names, so we can ask the supplier to correct the source data or assign the products to the appropriate categories in the store.

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Synchronization status, product counts and update interval.
Synchronization status, product counts and update interval.
How the server side is organized

Functional overview of the integration, from data sources to store updates.

Feeds and API

Retrieve and process product data and synchronize it with Horoshop.

Operational checks

Dashboard with run status, matched product counts and items requiring review.

Server resources

Integration code, operational data and backups are maintained separately from the public storefront.

Payments and checkout

We connected WayForPay and configured the journey from cart to checkout. Customers choose payment and delivery options before the order moves into processing.

WayForPay shown as an active payment connection.
WayForPay shown as an active payment connection.
Checkout with blank contact fields, delivery and payment options.
Checkout with blank contact fields, delivery and payment options.

Benefits, reviews and useful links

The homepage brings together the store’s offer, benefits and customer reviews. The footer complements this with links to the catalog, purchasing terms and contact information.

Lower homepage sections: benefits and customer reviews.
Lower homepage sections: benefits and customer reviews.
Footer with categories, useful pages and store contact details.
Footer with categories, useful pages and store contact details.

Seven days in figures: October 11–17

During October 11–17, 2026, the store recorded 12 orders with a total value of UAH 62,402. The report shows 1,356 visitors and an average order value of UAH 5,200.17. This seven-day snapshot shows the storefront receiving both visitors and orders.

Orders
12
Order value
62,402 UAH
Average order value
5,200.17 UAH
Visitors
1,356
Instrument Expert analytics for October 11–17, 2026: orders, reported sales value and visitors.
Instrument Expert analytics for October 11–17, 2026: orders, reported sales value and visitors.

The Horoshop report shows the value of placed orders for the stated week.

What the client received

The client received a standalone store with an approved logo, structured catalog and purchase journey, plus a synchronization and order-transfer system. Both websites retained centralized call handling and automatic product data updates.

For a similar project, explore Horoshop store development or full-cycle website development. To discuss integration with your processes, tell us about your project.

The choice of mark and its color versions are covered in the Instrument Expert logo case.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • What did the project include?

    Logo design, a Horoshop store, catalog, information pages, payment and delivery configuration, analytics, telephony and custom synchronization and order transfer.

  • Was logo design included?

    Yes. We presented three concepts and color variations. The client selected the monogram with a gear element and green accent for the website.

  • How often does the catalog update?

    The catalog updates automatically every four hours using supplier feeds and the Horoshop API. Changes the client makes in Prom.ua synchronize to Horoshop, avoiding duplicate product editing across the two stores.

  • What happens after an order is placed?

    The system automatically transfers the order to the supplier. Product removal logic also operates alongside catalog updates.

  • Were all feed items matched?

    The October 18, 2026 snapshot shows 5,640 feed items, with 5,636 matched in the store and four requiring attention because the supplier had not assigned them to categories. The dashboard lists their IDs and names. We can request a correction from the supplier or assign the appropriate store categories ourselves.

  • What does the store report show?

    For October 11–17, 2026: 12 placed orders worth UAH 62,402, 1,356 visitors and an average order value of UAH 5,200.17.

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