How we build composable ecommerce experiences with Noibu.

Most ecommerce bugs are never reported. A customer hits a broken checkout on one browser, leaves, and you record it as a lost session rather than a fault. Those failures are invisible in analytics and expensive in aggregate.

We use Noibu to surface them and, more usefully, to rank them by what each one is costing. That turns a bug list into a priority order the business can agree with. We then fold the high-impact ones into the development cycle, so monitoring leads to fixes rather than a dashboard nobody opens.

Is Noibu right for my ecommerce brand?

Who it's for

Brands with enough traffic that small failure rates add up to real money, and enough complexity that things break quietly.

Stores with a customized or headless checkout
Brands running many third party scripts and apps
Teams who suspect they are losing sales but cannot prove where

What it solves

Conversion drops on some browsers or devices and nobody knows why
Customers abandon at checkout without ever contacting support
Bugs are prioritized by who shouted loudest rather than by cost
Errors are found by customers before they are found internally

Common questions about integrating Noibu for your ecommerce brand.

Why do we need error monitoring if analytics already shows drop off?

Analytics tells you people left. It does not tell you the checkout threw an error on a specific browser. Those are different problems with different fixes, and the second one is invisible until you instrument for it.

How does Noibu decide which errors matter?

It ties errors to the sessions and revenue they affect, so a rare bug on a high value path can outrank a common one that costs nothing. That ranking is the actual product. A list of every JavaScript error is not useful on its own.

Is this only for large stores?

It is most useful once traffic is high enough that a small failure rate is meaningful money. On a low traffic store the same bugs exist but the cost of finding them systematically outweighs fixing them as they surface.

Will this slow our site down?

The monitoring script adds some weight, as any third party script does. It is worth watching alongside everything else you load, and it is a fair question to ask of any tool you add to a page you are also trying to keep fast.

How long does a Noibu implementation take?

Installation is quick, often under a week. The value comes from the first few weeks of triage, when you decide which errors are worth fixing and get them into the development cycle rather than leaving them on a dashboard.

CONTACT US

Let's build better commerce, together.

Give us a call at +1 (833) 866-5423 or leave us a note. We'll get back to you in no time.

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