Use TC SiteOS when…
- You sell services, software, memberships or scoped digital work.
- Login, payment, support and delivery must share the same customer context.
- You want source ownership and a documented operating handoff.
BUYING INTENT · COMPLETE BUILD
A commerce website delivered as one working system.
A done-for-you commerce website is the right choice when you need more than a landing page. TC SiteOS connects login, verified identity, products, checkout, payment handoff, server-side order records, support, delivery and AI-search-ready publishing. The buyer sees one continuous path; your operator sees one order and evidence trail after purchase.
USD 1,4993–5 business days after verified intakeSource and runbook included
One user. One order. One evidence trail.Identity → product → checkout → payment event → delivery
Built for a business that needs the whole path.
The project starts with the commercial goal and operating boundary, not a visual theme. This keeps the implementation useful after launch.
Choose another route when…
- You only need a disposable one-page campaign with no order operations.
- You expect unverified payment return pages to mark orders paid.
- You require a provider approval that your business has not obtained.
What the approved build delivers.
Every module has a public buyer role and an operator role. Nothing is listed as ready until its route, state and failure mode have been tested.
Login and verified identity
A unified customer identity, provider-gated login methods, session and role boundaries.
Products, checkout and orders
Server-authoritative products and prices, one order reference and a guarded payment handoff.
Support, delivery and audit
DaLong support, human escalation, delivery records, notifications and an operator runbook.
Provider-safe payment truth
Runtime-ready methods only; signed provider events or authorized review advance payment state.
Search and AI-readable publishing
Canonical pages, structured data, sitemap, llms files, product feed and crawler-safe public evidence.
Source, evidence and handoff
Source code, test evidence, operating boundaries and the delivery checklist remain with the buyer.
From approved intake to handoff.
The advertised delivery window begins only after scope, account responsibilities and required content are confirmed.
Scope
Confirm the offer, audience, modules, providers, owner inputs and legal boundaries.
Build
Configure the public experience, data contracts, order path and support handoff.
Verify
Test desktop, mobile, language, buttons, routes, failure states and provider boundaries.
Handoff
Deliver source, evidence, runbook and the remaining owner/provider activation list.
REAL INTERNAL DEPLOYMENT
The product is visible in its own operating site.
The TC SiteOS case study uses the public tian-che.com deployment. It is explicitly an Internal Deployment Case Study, not a fabricated customer project. It documents goals, architecture, buyer path, current state and observed public reachability without inventing revenue or conversion results.
Questions before you commit.
The answer should be clear before payment. Provider approval, production credentials and owner-only actions remain explicit gates.
Is this a template or a custom implementation?
Reusable SiteOS modules reduce delivery time, but the public experience, product catalog, identity flow, payment handoff, support and operating contract are configured around the approved business scope.
Does TC SiteOS hold customer card details?
No. Payment details stay with the enabled payment provider. TC SiteOS records the order context and accepts only trusted provider events or authorized review as payment truth.
Can a business start with one module?
Yes. Identity, the sales page, payment orchestration, support, GEO and Traffic OS can be scoped separately and connected to the same order and evidence model later.
ONE CANONICAL CTA
Start with the full SiteOS Commerce Flow.
The order desk keeps scope, package, contact and payment handoff on one reference.