Shopware & E-Commerce
Shopware implementation, integrations, checkout and payment work, storefront development, and commerce optimization.
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Shopware & E-Commerce
Shopware projects spanning storefront, catalog, checkout, payment providers, operational data, and integrations.
Build Shopware around the real sales process.
We connect storefront, catalog, checkout, payment, and operational systems into a maintainable commerce setup.
Shopware is not an end in itself. We first clarify where the sales process is missing something or breaking — in the catalog, the checkout, the ERP connection, or the storefront — and change exactly that part.
Typical services
Shopware & e-commerce
Shopware implementation
New stores and storefronts designed around the catalog, markets, and editorial needs.
Checkout & payment
Controlled changes to checkout, payment methods, shipping, and customer flows.
Integrations
ERP, PIM, marketplaces, logistics, and custom APIs connected cleanly.
Migration & optimization
Existing stores are moved, modernized, and improved against concrete commerce goals.
Technical reference engineered in-house
Product Advisor is an in-house Shopware 6.7 plugin combining storefront dialogue, semantic vector search, and backend administration.
Preconditions, limits, and effort
What to know before we start
What we need from you
Access to Shopware and the connected systems, information about the catalog, markets, and pricing, and a business contact for commerce decisions.
Where the service ends
We develop storefront, integrations, and commerce logic. Tax advice, contracts with payment providers, legal reviews, and ongoing catalog maintenance are included only when agreed.
What changes the effort
The number of languages, markets, and sales channels, the scope of variant and pricing logic, the number and condition of integrations, data quality, and whether an existing system is migrated or a new store is built.
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