Keep your financial workflow intact
e-conomic stays your system of record for invoicing and accounting. Orders, customers, and financial data sync into it rather than replacing it.
Build ecommerce around e-conomic, not instead of it
You already run your finances in e-conomic. The next step is connecting it to an ecommerce platform that fits your business and your market. We help you choose the right platform, set up the integration, and handle everything around it.
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About the system
e-conomic is a well-established cloud accounting platform built for the Danish market. It handles invoicing, bookkeeping, VAT, and financial reporting reliably. But it was never designed to manage product catalogues, stock levels, customer-facing pricing, or order flows at ecommerce scale. When companies want to sell online, the question is not whether to replace e-conomic — it is how to build the right ecommerce setup around it. That means choosing a platform that fits your product range and growth ambitions, designing how data flows between systems, and making sure the full delivery — from content and UX to QA and go-live — is planned properly.
Strengths
Danish market expertisePlatform-neutral adviceIntegration architectureFull delivery scope
Business benefits
Pick the platform that fits your business
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä are all valid starting points. We evaluate each against your product complexity, market scope, and team capacity before recommending a direction.
Sell with accurate, up-to-date data
Prices, stock levels, and customer records move between systems so your webshop reflects what is actually happening in e-conomic — and vice versa.
Reduce manual work across teams
When orders flow automatically from the webshop to e-conomic, your finance and operations teams spend less time on re-entry and error correction.
Launch with confidence, not surprises
A structured rollout plan with QA, data validation, and staged go-live means fewer issues in the first weeks after launch.
Grow without outgrowing the setup
The architecture is designed so you can add channels, markets, or product lines without rebuilding the connection between e-conomic and your ecommerce platform.
Delivery approach
The e-conomic integration is handled via an external connector managed through Junipeer as the integration layer. Typical customer-facing integration time is around 1 week. But the integration is only one part of the work. A successful ecommerce project also requires platform selection, data quality review, content and UX planning, thorough QA, and a realistic rollout plan. We scope all of this together so the integration lands in a setup that actually works end to end.
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.
1
Discovery and platform evaluation
We map your current e-conomic setup, product structure, and sales ambitions. Then we evaluate which ecommerce platform — Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento/Hyvä — fits your situation best. No platform is pre-selected.
2
Architecture and integration design
We define how data flows between e-conomic and your chosen platform: orders, products, prices, stock, and customers. Junipeer acts as the integration layer. We also identify data quality gaps before they become launch blockers.
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Build, content, and QA
The ecommerce platform is built out with your catalogue, UX, and content. The integration is configured and tested. We run structured QA across data flows, edge cases, and frontend behaviour before anything goes live.
4
Launch and optimisation
Go-live follows a staged plan with monitoring and fast-response support. After launch, we review performance data and help you refine the setup — whether that means adjusting sync logic, improving product pages, or expanding to new channels.
FAQ
Do I need to replace e-conomic to sell online?⌄
No. e-conomic stays your accounting and invoicing system. We build the ecommerce layer around it and connect the two so data flows automatically.
How do Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä differ for an e-conomic setup?⌄
Shopify is the fastest to launch and easiest to operate, but gives you less control over complex product logic and B2B flows. Shopware offers strong flexibility and is well-suited for mid-market companies that want to own more of the experience. Magento/Hyvä gives deep customisation for large catalogues or multi-market setups, though it requires more development resources. Norce is a commerce platform built for Nordic businesses that need strong PIM and multi-channel capabilities. We help you weigh these tradeoffs against your specific situation.
What data typically syncs between e-conomic and the webshop?⌄
The most common data flows are orders, products, prices, stock levels, and customer records. The exact scope depends on your platform choice and business logic. We define this during the architecture phase and use Junipeer as the integration layer.
What does a project like this cost?⌄
It ranges from a focused discovery sprint to a phased implementation depending on platform choice, catalogue size, and integration complexity. We scope the work after an initial review so you get a realistic budget before committing.
What work is involved beyond the integration itself?⌄
Quite a lot. Platform selection, data quality assessment, UX and content creation, frontend build, QA testing, and rollout planning are all part of a proper ecommerce project. The integration connects systems, but the surrounding work determines whether the result is actually usable and performs well.