Before provider selection
- Confirm the contracting entity and intended customer geography.
- List needed currencies and settlement accounts.
- Ask providers for current eligibility, pricing, and integration terms.
Commerce is an operating chain
A reliable commerce system serving Morocco coordinates products, availability, customers, pricing, currency, payment providers, fulfilment, refunds, records, and support. Each line needs an owner before software connects them.
Define catalogue ownership, product or service descriptions, availability, variants, prices, promotions, languages, and the source of truth.
Evidence: approved catalogueDecide guest versus account flows, identity checks, addresses, communications, accessibility, consent, and support expectations.
Evidence: journey mapConfirm available providers, merchant eligibility, currencies, authentication, settlement timing, fees, failure messages, and sandbox access directly with the selected financial partners.
Evidence: provider approvalDefine when an order becomes accepted, how stock or capacity is reserved, what happens after a partial failure, and which system owns status.
Evidence: state diagramMap pickup, local delivery, shipment, digital access, scheduling, proof, exceptions, cancellations, and customer notifications.
Evidence: exception pathsConnect transactions to refunds, disputes, provider settlements, invoices, accounting records, and manual review without hiding discrepancies.
Evidence: test ledgerBuild boundary
Faith Forge Labs can implement a client-approved transaction model and test technical behavior. The client and its qualified Moroccan advisers remain responsible for merchant eligibility, tax treatment, invoicing, consumer obligations, banking relationships, contracts, and operating policies.
Official context
Use current material from the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Bank Al-Maghrib, the tax authority, and the commercial register when framing questions. Obtain project-specific answers directly.
Start with the ledger