Adding Escrow to a Platform That Was Already Live
What is Reztorer? The Backstory
Joseph and William launched Reztorer in 2020 to connect customers with professionals who restore, repair and refurbish sofas and home interiors.
Demand grew quickly. In 2021 they launched an upgraded site that added watches, jewelry and alterations, with direct messaging and payment.
They understood what frustrated their users and built around it. The aim was to help customers preserve and renew what they own instead of throwing it away.
Above all, they want to give customers an alternative to buying new.
From home furnishings and watches to antiques, jewelry and alterations, Reztorer helps people keep the things they value.
What Did Reztorer Need?
Reztorer needed changes made to its existing website rather than a rebuild.
The design and theme came from the client. What they needed from Provis was payment with escrow: the customer’s money is held, then released from the site’s backend.
What Were the Challenges?
The first challenge was mapping the code dependencies and understanding how the existing platform worked, so that code could be added and removed without breaking anything.
Because the platform was already live, every change had to leave the site’s speed unaffected.
The last challenge was the escrow payment flow itself.
We finished the project within the agreed time, with quality control at every stage.
The finished site is responsive and was delivered to the client’s requirements.
Code Dependencies and Unused Code
Site Performance
Escrow Payment
Code Dependencies and Unused Code
Site Performance
Escrow Payment