Keep the ERP investment you have made
Jeeves stays as your system of record for finance, inventory, and orders. The ecommerce layer reads from it and writes back to it without forcing you to replace what already works.
Your Jeeves ERP. The right ecommerce around it.
You have invested in Jeeves and it runs your business well. We help you build an ecommerce setup that fits around it, starting with the platform choice and ending with a launch that works for your team.
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About the system
Jeeves is a well-established ERP in the Swedish mid-market, strong on financials, inventory, and order management. Many companies running Jeeves have complex product data, customer-specific pricing, or warehouse logic that works well internally but does not translate directly into an online buying experience. That gap is not a flaw in Jeeves. It is a design reality: ERPs handle back-office processes, and ecommerce platforms handle the customer-facing side. Bridging the two requires deliberate choices about which platform fits your sales model, how product and order data should flow, and what content and UX work is needed to make the storefront perform. That is where advisory and delivery matter as much as the integration itself.
Strengths
Platform-neutral adviceJeeves data expertiseFull delivery beyond integrationSwedish market focus
Business benefits
Pick the platform that fits your business model
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä are all valid starting points. We map your product complexity, pricing logic, and market needs before recommending a direction, so the choice is grounded in your reality.
Reduce manual work between systems
Product updates, stock levels, pricing, and orders move between Jeeves and your storefront with less manual re-entry. Your team spends time on selling, not on copying data between screens.
Launch with clean, tested data
We check product structures, pricing rules, and customer data before go-live. Data quality problems caught early save weeks of troubleshooting after launch.
Get a storefront your buyers actually want to use
A connected back-end means nothing if the front-end is hard to navigate. UX and content work are part of every project so the buying experience matches what your customers expect.
Plan for what comes after launch
We structure projects so you can improve in phases. Start with core catalogue and ordering, then add features like customer-specific pricing, self-service portals, or new markets when the business is ready.
Delivery approach
Junipeer is the integration layer we use to connect Jeeves to the ecommerce platform. The Junipeer connector for Jeeves is coming soon — contact us for the current timeline. But the integration is only one part of the work. Every project also includes platform selection, data quality review, content and UX design, QA, and rollout planning. We scope all of that together so nothing is left to chance at go-live.
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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Discovery and platform selection
We map your Jeeves setup, product data, pricing logic, and sales channels. Based on that, we evaluate which ecommerce platform — Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento/Hyvä — fits your requirements and team.
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Architecture and integration design
We define what data moves between Jeeves and the storefront, how it syncs, and where Junipeer fits as the connector layer. We also plan content structure, UX direction, and any third-party systems that need to be part of the flow.
3
Build and QA
Platform configuration, storefront development, integration setup, and content migration happen in parallel. Every data flow and user journey is tested before anything goes live.
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Launch and optimisation
We run a structured rollout with monitoring and support. After launch, we review performance data and plan the next phase of improvements together with your team.
FAQ
Do we keep Jeeves as our main system?⌄
Yes. Jeeves stays as your ERP for finance, inventory, and order management. The ecommerce platform handles the customer-facing experience and syncs data back to Jeeves.
How do Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä differ for a Jeeves setup?⌄
Norce is strong for complex B2B catalogues and multi-market setups common in the Nordics. Shopware offers flexibility for companies that need deep customisation and content-driven commerce. Shopify is a good fit when speed to market and low operational overhead matter most. Magento/Hyvä suits teams that want full control over the front-end with a proven open-source back-end. We evaluate tradeoffs against your specific product data, pricing, and team capabilities before making a recommendation.
What data typically syncs between Jeeves and the ecommerce platform?⌄
The most common data flows are products, stock levels, pricing, customer records, and orders. The exact scope depends on your Jeeves configuration and what the ecommerce platform needs. We define this during the architecture phase.
What does a project like this cost?⌄
It ranges from a discovery sprint to a phased implementation, depending on scope. We typically start with a fixed-price discovery to map your Jeeves setup and recommend a platform, then scope the build in phases so costs are predictable.
What work is involved beyond connecting Jeeves to the storefront?⌄
Integration is one piece. A full project includes platform selection, data quality cleanup, UX and content design, QA across all data flows and user journeys, and a structured rollout plan. Skipping any of those steps creates risk at launch.