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Build ecommerce that fits your Visma Business setup

You already run your operations in Visma Business. The next step is choosing an ecommerce platform and delivery approach that works with it, not against it. We help you make that decision and get live.

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About the system

Visma Business is a solid ERP for mid-sized companies in Sweden and Norway, handling financials, inventory, order management, and logistics well. But it was not designed to power a modern storefront. Product data often lives in formats that do not map cleanly to what an ecommerce platform expects. Pricing rules, customer-specific agreements, and stock levels need real-time or near-real-time sync to avoid manual work and errors. That gap between what Visma Business holds and what a webshop needs is where platform choice, integration architecture, and data quality work all come together. Getting this right requires more than a connector. It requires someone who understands the full delivery from discovery through launch.

Strengths

Platform-independent adviceVisma Business data expertiseSE and NO market experienceFull delivery beyond integration

Business benefits

One source of truth for orders and stock

Visma Business stays your master for inventory, pricing, and orders. Your ecommerce platform reads from it and writes back to it, so your team works in one place.

A platform choice based on your business, not ours

Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä are all valid starting points. We help you evaluate each against your catalogue complexity, market needs, and internal capabilities before committing.

Faster time to revenue on new channels

When the integration architecture is planned early, you avoid rework. That means you can open B2B self-service, expand to a new market, or launch D2C without starting over.

Less manual data handling for your team

Product information, customer-specific pricing, and order confirmations flow between systems. Your commerce team spends time on selling, not on copying data between screens.

Confidence at launch and after

QA against real Visma Business data, a rollout plan with fallback steps, and post-launch monitoring mean fewer surprises on go-live day.

A setup that grows with you

Whether you add markets, catalogues, or sales channels later, the architecture is designed to extend rather than replace.

Delivery approach

We use Junipeer as the integration layer between Visma Business and your ecommerce platform. For Visma Business, this is a project-specific connector built to match your data model and sync requirements. But the integration is only one part of the work. A successful launch also depends on platform selection, data quality assessment, content and UX planning, thorough QA against live data, and a structured rollout plan. 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.

1

Discovery and platform evaluation

We map your Visma Business setup, catalogue structure, pricing logic, and channel ambitions. Then we evaluate Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä against your specific requirements so you choose with clarity.

2

Architecture and integration design

We define what data moves where, how often, and in what direction. Junipeer handles the connection to Visma Business, and we design the surrounding data model, content structure, and platform configuration.

3

Build, content, and QA

The ecommerce platform is built, your product data is cleaned and imported, and the storefront takes shape. We test against real Visma Business data, including orders, stock updates, and pricing edge cases.

4

Launch and optimisation

We go live with a structured rollout plan, monitor data flows and order handling in the first weeks, and hand over a setup your team can operate and improve over time.

FAQ

Do we keep Visma Business as our ERP?

Yes. The entire approach is built around keeping Visma Business as your core system for financials, inventory, and order management. The ecommerce platform handles the storefront, and data flows between the two through Junipeer.

How do Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä compare for a Visma Business setup?

Norce suits Nordic B2B and multi-market scenarios well. Shopware offers flexibility for complex catalogues and is strong in European markets. Shopify provides fast time to market and lower operational overhead, especially for D2C. Magento/Hyvä gives full control over frontend performance and works for teams with technical capacity. The right choice depends on your catalogue, team, and growth plans. We evaluate all four with you before committing.

What data typically syncs between Visma Business and the webshop?

Products, pricing (including customer-specific prices), stock levels, customer records, and orders are the most common data objects. The exact scope depends on your Visma Business configuration and the ecommerce platform you choose. We define this during the architecture phase.

What does a project like this typically cost?

Projects range from a focused discovery sprint to a phased implementation over several months. The cost depends on platform choice, catalogue complexity, number of markets, and how much content and UX work is needed. We scope and price after discovery so you know what you are committing to.

What work is involved beyond the integration itself?

Quite a lot. Platform selection, data quality review, content strategy, UX design, frontend development, QA, and rollout planning are all part of a successful launch. The integration through Junipeer is critical, but it is one workstream among several. We manage the full delivery.