Keep Monitor ERP as your backbone
Your ERP stays in place. We build the ecommerce layer on top of it, so your team keeps working in the system they know while customers get a modern buying experience.
You have Monitor ERP running your operations. Now you need an ecommerce setup that works with it, not around it. We help you pick the right platform, connect your data, and get to market with a plan that holds.
Fits with
Monitor ERP is a Swedish-built system designed for manufacturing and distribution companies. It handles production planning, inventory, order management, and financials well — and most companies using it have invested years in configuring it to match their workflows. Where Monitor reaches its limits is in the customer-facing layer: product presentation, online ordering, pricing logic for different customer groups, and self-service. That gap is where ecommerce platform choice, integration architecture, and delivery planning become critical. The question is not whether to replace Monitor — it is how to extend it into a channel that customers actually want to use.
Your ERP stays in place. We build the ecommerce layer on top of it, so your team keeps working in the system they know while customers get a modern buying experience.
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento / Hyvä are all valid starting points. We assess your product catalogue complexity, customer types, and growth plans to guide you toward the platform that fits — not the one we prefer.
When stock levels, prices, and product specs come straight from Monitor, your sales team spends less time correcting errors and your customers trust what they see online.
Orders placed online flow into Monitor automatically. No manual re-entry, fewer mistakes, shorter lead times.
We phase rollout so you can validate with real customers before going wide. QA, content checks, and fallback plans are part of every project, not afterthoughts.
We hand over documentation, training, and a clear ownership model so your commerce team can operate and evolve the store without depending on us for every change.
Junipeer is the integration layer we use to connect Monitor ERP with your chosen ecommerce platform. The Junipeer connector for Monitor is currently on the roadmap — coming soon. Contact us for timeline. That said, the integration is only one part of the work. A successful ecommerce launch also requires platform selection, data quality assessment, UX and content planning, thorough QA, and a phased rollout strategy. We deliver the full scope, not just the pipe between systems.
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 Monitor setup, catalogue structure, customer types, and commercial goals. Based on that, we evaluate Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento / Hyvä against your requirements and recommend a shortlist with clear tradeoffs.
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We define what data moves between Monitor and your ecommerce platform — products, stock, prices, orders, customers — and design the integration through Junipeer. Data quality gaps get flagged here, not during build.
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Frontend, backend, integration, and content come together in parallel workstreams. We test data flows, edge cases, and user journeys before anything goes live. Your team reviews and signs off at each milestone.
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We go live in a controlled phase — often with a subset of customers or products first. Post-launch, we monitor performance, fix what surfaces, and hand over a roadmap for the next iteration.
No. The entire approach is built around keeping Monitor as your core system. We add an ecommerce layer on top and connect the two so data flows automatically.
Norce is built for Nordic B2B and multi-market commerce with strong product information capabilities. Shopware offers flexibility and is well-suited for companies that need both B2B and B2C in one platform. Shopify is the fastest to launch and easiest to operate but has more constraints for complex B2B pricing. Magento / Hyvä gives maximum control and extensibility but requires more development investment. The right choice depends on your catalogue complexity, customer segments, and internal team capacity.
Products, descriptions, stock levels, pricing (including customer-specific prices), orders, and customer records are the most common data points. The exact scope depends on your Monitor configuration and ecommerce platform. We map this in detail during the architecture phase.
It ranges from a discovery sprint to a phased implementation, depending on scope, platform choice, and how much content and UX work is needed. We start with a scoped discovery so you get a realistic budget before committing to a full build.
Quite a lot. Platform selection, data quality cleanup, UX design, content creation, QA testing, and rollout planning are all essential. The integration connects your systems, but the surrounding work is what determines whether customers actually use the store.