E-commerce & ERP Solutions
We'd unify your sales channels with stock, finance, and order flows on a single backbone — through a custom B2B/B2C platform or an ERP integration layer, depending on what fits your operation.
Problems on the E-commerce and ERP Side
The monthly cost of your off-the-shelf e-commerce platform keeps growing, yet core needs like B2B price lists, multi-warehouse stock and customer-specific visibility still cannot be solved cleanly.
Your ERP (SAP, Oracle, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, Logo, Mikro) and your e-commerce or marketplace channels exchange data manually; the same SKU shows three different stock levels in three different places.
Multiple marketplace channels are managed through separate panels; once an order arrives, invoicing, dispatch and shipping are still hand-off-by-hand.
E-invoicing, tax filing, shipping carrier and payment integrations are patched together with point solutions, and every month at least one of them breaks in a new way.
Our Approach
E-commerce is no longer just a storefront — it is the orchestration layer for sales, stock, finance, logistics and customer experience. We can work at both ends of the stack: on one side, custom B2B and B2C e-commerce platforms designed from scratch (Next.js Commerce, Medusa.js, or fully custom architecture); on the other, an integration layer wrapped around your existing ERP. Which approach is right for you depends on your revenue, your business model, and the systems you already own — we'd have that conversation honestly in the first call, and where an off-the-shelf platform is genuinely the right answer, we say so.
A typical engagement follows a clear path. First, a situation analysis — we map your current e-commerce platform, your ERP, your marketplace channels, and your payment and shipping integrations, and we list the real bottlenecks. Second, headless commerce architecture: the storefront (Next.js) and the admin and operations layer (custom panel) are designed as separate tiers with a commerce API between them. Third, integrations: payments (Stripe, PayPal, Adyen, plus regional providers like Iyzico and PayTR where relevant), shipping carriers (DHL, FedEx, UPS, and regional carriers), e-invoicing where regulation requires it, and marketplace APIs. Finally, multi-storefront and multi-channel management: a single panel that controls pricing, stock and campaigns across 5+ channels.
Our spoke under this hub is B2B e-commerce infrastructure, the area where our architectural experience is deepest. Customer-specific price lists, dealer portals, order approval flows, account statements, credit limit checks and customer-specific stock visibility are not edge cases for us — they are the default building blocks of our recommended B2B architecture, with reusable design templates ready to adapt to your business rules.
A custom build is not the right answer for every company. If you sell a small SKU range to consumers through one channel, an off-the-shelf platform will outperform a custom build on both cost and time-to-market for years. The case for custom strengthens when your business is genuinely B2B (long-tail SKUs, per-customer pricing, credit-based ordering), when you operate across many channels with non-trivial routing logic, or when your ERP is the actual source of truth and the storefront is only one of several systems that has to read from it. The clearer that picture is, the cleaner the architecture we'd design around it.
On the engineering side, we'd treat the commerce platform as a system that has to handle real load with real money flowing through it. That means observability on every checkout step, idempotency keys on every payment and order operation, retry logic around every external API, and a reconciliation job that catches the inevitable cases where the ERP and the storefront disagree about reality. The difference between a demo and a production e-commerce platform shows up at 2am when a marketplace API goes down — and that is the seam we engineer for.
Process
Situation Analysis
Existing e-commerce platform, ERP, marketplace channels and integrations are mapped. Monthly operational cost, bottlenecks, and growth blockers are quantified.
Architecture Design
Headless commerce, fully custom, or off-the-shelf — the right answer is decided together. The data model, channel strategy and integration map are agreed and signed off.
MVP & Integrations
Production-grade first release in 8 to 12 weeks: storefront, admin, ERP synchronisation, payments, shipping and e-invoicing. Go-live on a single primary channel.
Marketplaces & Multi-channel
Major marketplaces and other channels are connected one by one. Stock and price synchronisation, order flow and returns are fully automated.
Optimisation & Growth
Conversion rate, cart abandonment, search, and campaign performance are improved through data. SEO, Core Web Vitals and A/B testing drive continuous growth.
Our Preferred Technology Stack
We typically reach for the following — adapted per project to your ERP, marketplace mix, and payment requirements.
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