An e‑shop that handlesthousands of orders a day

We start by analysing your data, business processes and the way you work with your ERP. We go through your current e‑shop the way a customer, Google and an AI assistant see it. The result is a specification with a budget and a launch plan, so before development starts you know what you will get and for how much.

Larger projects are split into stages so that the parts that earn money go live first. When you move from another platform, we redirect the old URLs and migrate your customers along with their passwords, so you lose neither rankings nor customers.

We connect AI to the data of the entire system, not just the e‑shop. Across the whole catalogue it prepares texts, translations, parameters and photos, and every output is reviewed before publishing. It also handles tasks where precision matters, for example highlighting allergens in ingredients without changing anything else.

We prepare your e‑shop for the way customers search through ChatGPT and other AI tools. You can even manage it by talking to an AI assistant.

Even on a mobile phone the customer should quickly find a product, see the price and delivery date and complete the purchase without hesitation. For made‑to‑order products we bring the calculation a salesperson does on paper today into the web, so the customer knows the price before they call.

We can have an AI agent test the checkout: it places an order on its own and finds the places where a customer would stumble. Everything is built on a design system, so new pages and a redesign never start from scratch.

When ordering, a buyer sees their own prices, credit limit, unpaid invoices and branches, so they stop ordering by e‑mail and phone. For pricing we define up front what takes precedence: an individual price, a price list, a promotion or a volume discount.

Sales reps get their own interface where they order on a customer’s behalf and see the customer’s turnover, overdue invoices and their own targets. On our largest B2B portal, buyers place 99.8 % of orders themselves.

The ERP decides what each customer sees in the e‑shop, at what price and whether they can buy it at all. Your people keep working in the ERP as before and nobody retypes orders.

Where the ERP allows it, we connect directly to its database and skip file exchange, where data can get lost. We monitor the integration, so you learn about an outage immediately, not from customers. We have already integrated 16 different business systems.

We add further markets and brands to a single installation, so the catalogue, stock and ERP integration stay shared. You enable a product, a category or a delivery method only where you want to sell it. VAT, currency and rounding follow the country.

We translate texts into new languages with AI. Where a translation is missing, we rather hide the text so that languages don’t mix. The first marketplace integration is a project; every next one is a fraction of the work.

We calculate the delivery date from warehouses, suppliers, delivery routes and cut‑off times, not from a single number. We build the warehouse system with a scanner as part of the e‑shop or as a standalone app the warehouse worker uses all day.

Stores have their own stock, prices and reservations, so the customer knows what is where and staff know what the web has ordered. When a price changes, the system prepares price tags for the stores every hour, only for the products the change affects.

Bank statements are matched automatically by reference number. Correct documents are issued even for a partial payment. We also watch details such as a one‑cent difference between the e‑shop and accounting that would otherwise break payment matching.

Claims from the e‑shop, e‑mail, phone and sales reps come together in one place under one case number. Legislative changes are handled in the platform core, so every new obligation reaches all e‑shops at once.

We take care of operations: hosting sized to traffic, backups, updates and round‑the‑clock monitoring. The median availability of our e‑shops is 99.9 %, measured by the independent Pingdom service.

The platform grows with every project, so many new features don’t start from scratch. The oldest system we run has been live since 2010.