One source of truth for stock and pricing
Your ecommerce store reflects what Visma.net already knows — inventory levels, customer-specific pricing, and order status — so buyers and internal teams work from the same data.
Your Visma.net data deserves a stronger sales channel
You already run your operations in Visma.net. We help you build ecommerce that uses that data properly — on Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento / Hyvä — without replacing anything that already works.
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About the system
Visma.net handles finance, inventory, and order management well for growth companies and wholesale operations. But it was not built to power product pages, customer-facing catalogues, pricing rules for multiple buyer groups, or checkout flows. That gap means you need an ecommerce platform that can pull the right data from Visma.net, present it to buyers, and push orders back cleanly. The choice of platform, the quality of your product data, and how the integration is designed all determine whether the result actually performs. That is where advisory and delivery expertise matters more than any single connector.
Strengths
Platform-agnostic advisoryB2B and wholesale depthStructured integration via JunipeerFull delivery from discovery to launch
Business benefits
A platform matched to how you sell
Norce fits complex B2B catalogues and multi-market setups. Shopware gives you flexibility for mixed B2B/B2C. Shopify works for fast launches with clear scope. Magento / Hyvä handles high-volume operations with deep customisation. We help you pick based on your actual requirements, not a vendor preference.
Faster order processing with fewer manual steps
Orders placed online flow into Visma.net automatically. Your warehouse and finance teams spend less time on re-entry and more time on exceptions that need human judgement.
A buying experience your customers expect
Wholesale and B2B buyers want self-service: quick reorders, account-specific pricing, and real-time stock visibility. A well-built storefront gives them that without adding load to your sales team.
Room to grow without re-platforming your ERP
Adding new markets, customer segments, or sales channels should not force you to change your business system. The right architecture keeps Visma.net in place and lets the ecommerce layer scale independently.
Lower risk through structured rollout
Phased implementation means you validate each stage — data, integration, UX, performance — before going live. Problems surface in QA, not in front of your customers.
Delivery approach
We use Junipeer as the integration layer between Visma.net and your chosen ecommerce platform. Junipeer handles the data flow — products, prices, stock, orders, customers — so the connection is maintained and monitored in a structured way. But the integration is only one part of the work. A successful project also requires platform selection, data quality review, content and UX design, thorough QA, and a clear rollout plan. Nordic Web Team delivers the full scope, not just the connector.
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 current Visma.net setup, sales processes, buyer expectations, and growth plans. Based on that, we recommend the platform that fits — whether that is Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento / Hyvä — and explain the trade-offs clearly.
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Architecture and integration design
We define which data moves between Visma.net and the ecommerce platform, how often, and in what direction. We design the Junipeer integration, plan for edge cases in your product and pricing data, and set up the technical foundation.
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Build and QA
The store is built, content is structured, and the integration is connected. We test data accuracy, order flows, edge cases, and performance before anything goes live. Your team validates the result against real scenarios.
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Launch and optimisation
We go live in a controlled way — often phased by market, segment, or product range. After launch, we monitor data flows, fix what surfaces, and help you iterate on UX and conversion based on real usage.
FAQ
Do we keep Visma.net as our business system?⌄
Yes. The entire approach is built around keeping Visma.net as your operational backbone. We add an ecommerce platform in front of it and connect the two so data flows automatically. Nothing in your ERP changes.
Which ecommerce platform is right for us?⌄
It depends on how you sell and what you need. Norce is strong for complex B2B catalogues and multi-market operations. Shopware offers flexibility for companies mixing B2B and B2C. Shopify suits fast, well-scoped launches. Magento / Hyvä handles high-volume stores that need deep customisation. We evaluate your situation and recommend accordingly — we are not tied to one vendor.
What data typically syncs between Visma.net and the store?⌄
The most common data flows are products, prices, stock levels, customer accounts, and orders. Exact scope depends on your platform choice and business logic. We use Junipeer as the integration layer, and the specific data coverage is mapped during the architecture phase.
What does a project like this cost?⌄
Projects range from a focused discovery phase to a full phased implementation. Cost depends on platform choice, integration complexity, number of markets, and how much content and UX work is needed. We scope it with you after discovery so you get a realistic budget before committing to the build.
What work is involved beyond the integration itself?⌄
Connecting Visma.net to an ecommerce platform is necessary but not sufficient. A real project includes platform selection, product data cleanup, content strategy, UX design, QA across devices and buyer flows, and a structured rollout plan. We deliver all of it.