Keep NAV as your source of truth
Your ERP stays in charge of pricing, stock, orders, and customer data. Ecommerce reads from it and writes back to it. No parallel data entry, no drift between systems.
You already run your business on Dynamics NAV. The next step is choosing an ecommerce platform and delivery approach that works with it, not against it. We help you get there.
Fits with
Dynamics NAV is a proven ERP for mid-market companies across the Nordics. It handles financials, inventory, purchasing, and order management well. But NAV was never designed to power a modern storefront. Product data often lives in formats that do not translate directly to ecommerce. Pricing logic, customer-specific agreements, and stock availability need careful mapping before they can appear online. These gaps are not a weakness in NAV itself. They are the reason you need deliberate choices about which ecommerce platform to use, how data flows between systems, how the frontend serves your buyers, and how the whole thing is tested and rolled out. That is where advisory and delivery expertise matters more than any single tool.
Your ERP stays in charge of pricing, stock, orders, and customer data. Ecommerce reads from it and writes back to it. No parallel data entry, no drift between systems.
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento with Hyvä are all valid starting points. The right choice depends on your catalogue complexity, market scope, and internal team. We map that out with you before any code is written.
Product information, pricing structures, and inventory levels are cleaned and validated before go-live. Buyers see accurate data from day one, which reduces support load and return rates.
Dynamics NAV is widely used in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark. We design multi-market ecommerce that respects local tax rules, currencies, and language needs without duplicating your back office.
Online orders flow into NAV automatically. Fulfilment, invoicing, and stock updates happen in the system your warehouse and finance teams already use.
A well-structured ecommerce setup lets you add channels, markets, or customer segments without starting over. The architecture is built for iteration, not just launch day.
Junipeer provides a live API connector for Dynamics NAV, which means the technical link between your ERP and a new ecommerce platform can be established in as little as one day. But the integration is only one part of the work. A successful project also requires platform selection, data quality review, content and UX planning, thorough QA, and a structured rollout plan. Nordic Web Team delivers the full scope, with Junipeer handling the data layer between NAV and your chosen storefront.
Beyond the integration
The integration is only one part of the work. Platform choice, data quality, content, UX, QA, and the launch itself also need to be planned and delivered for the solution to work in practice.
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We map your catalogue, pricing logic, order flows, and buyer expectations. Based on that, we evaluate which ecommerce platform — Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento with Hyvä — fits your situation and why.
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We define how data moves between Dynamics NAV and your storefront. Product information, pricing, stock, orders, and customer records each get a clear sync pattern. Junipeer handles the connector. We handle the surrounding logic.
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Frontend, content, and integration are built in parallel. Every data flow is tested against real NAV data. Edge cases in pricing, stock, and order handling are caught before your customers see them.
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Go-live is planned with rollback options and monitoring. After launch, we review performance data, buyer behaviour, and operational feedback to refine the setup over time.
No. The entire approach is built around keeping Dynamics NAV as your core business system. Ecommerce is added alongside it, reading and writing data through a structured integration layer.
Norce is strong for complex B2B catalogues and multi-market Nordic commerce. Shopware offers flexibility for companies that want deep control over business logic and content. Shopify is fast to launch and suits teams that prefer a managed platform with lower operational overhead. Magento with Hyvä gives high customisation potential and performs well for large catalogues. The right fit depends on your product range, buyer types, internal resources, and growth plans. We evaluate this with you in the discovery phase.
The most common flows cover product information, pricing and discount structures, inventory levels, customer records, and orders. The exact scope depends on your platform choice and business model. Junipeer's live API connector handles the data transport, and we define the mapping and validation rules around it.
Engagements range from a focused discovery sprint to a phased implementation spread over several months. The total depends on platform choice, catalogue complexity, number of markets, and how much content or UX work is involved. We scope and price after discovery so there are no surprises.
Integration is a critical piece but far from the only one. A typical project includes platform evaluation, data quality cleanup, frontend design and UX, content planning, QA across all data flows, and a structured rollout plan. Nordic Web Team covers all of this as part of the delivery.