Keep your payment logic intact
Your Briqpay setup — payment methods, rules, B2B flows — carries over into the new platform. No need to rebuild what is already running.
You run Briqpay. Now build ecommerce around it.
Briqpay handles your checkout and payment flow well. The next step is connecting it to an ecommerce platform that fits your business. We help you choose, build, and launch — without replacing what already works.
Fits with
About the system
Briqpay gives commerce teams control over the checkout experience — payment methods, credit checks, fraud rules, and B2B invoice flows in one layer. That is valuable, and it should stay. Where Briqpay stops is everything outside the payment step: product data, catalogue structure, order lifecycle, fulfilment logic, and the frontend your customers see. That gap is where platform and delivery decisions matter. Whether you sell B2B, B2C, or both, the ecommerce layer around Briqpay needs to handle your specific data model, pricing rules, and customer journeys. Choosing the right platform and getting the integration right is only part of it — data quality, content, UX, QA, and rollout planning decide whether the end result actually performs.
Strengths
Checkout flow expertiseB2B payment handlingMulti-method orchestrationFraud and credit control
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 catalogue size, market model, and internal team before recommending a direction.
Reduce checkout friction for B2B buyers
Briqpay's invoice and credit flows stay connected to your storefront. Buyers get the payment options they expect without extra steps or manual workarounds.
Ship with confidence, not surprises
Structured QA and staged rollout planning mean you go live knowing the integration, content, and data all behave as expected under real traffic.
Get clean data between systems from day one
Order, customer, and payment data flows are mapped before build starts. That prevents reconciliation problems and manual fixes after launch.
Free your commerce team to focus on growth
When the platform, checkout, and data layer work together, your team spends time on pricing, campaigns, and customer experience — not on fixing integration gaps.
Delivery approach
Junipeer serves as the integration layer between Briqpay and your ecommerce platform, handling data mapping and transaction flow. But the integration is only one part of the work. Platform choice, data quality review, content and UX preparation, QA, and rollout planning all need to happen around it. Nordic Web Team delivers the full scope — from first assessment to stable production.
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 review your current Briqpay setup, catalogue structure, order flows, and team capabilities. Then we assess how Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä each fit your situation and map the tradeoffs clearly.
2
Architecture and integration design
We define how Briqpay connects to the chosen platform — what data syncs, where Junipeer handles the bridge, and how order and payment states stay consistent across systems.
3
Build and QA
Frontend, data flows, checkout integration, and content all come together in parallel. Structured testing covers payment scenarios, edge cases, and real order cycles before anything goes live.
4
Launch and optimisation
We plan a staged rollout — by market, segment, or traffic share — so risk stays low. After launch, we monitor performance and refine based on real data.
FAQ
Do I keep my Briqpay setup?⌄
Yes. The entire point is to build ecommerce around Briqpay, not replace it. Your payment methods, rules, and B2B flows stay in place.
How do Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento/Hyvä compare for a Briqpay-based setup?⌄
Norce suits complex Nordic B2B/B2C commerce with advanced pricing and multi-market needs. Shopware offers strong flexibility for mid-market teams that want control over business logic. Shopify is fastest to launch and easiest to operate but gives less control over checkout customisation. Magento/Hyvä works well for large catalogues and teams with existing Magento investment who want a modern, fast frontend. We evaluate each against your specific requirements before recommending a direction.
What data typically syncs between Briqpay and the ecommerce platform?⌄
Order references, payment status, invoice and credit decisions, customer identifiers, and transaction amounts. The exact scope depends on which platform you choose and how your checkout flow is configured. Junipeer handles the data mapping between systems.
What does a project like this typically cost?⌄
It ranges from a focused payment review to a staged rollout with full platform build. The scope depends on platform choice, catalogue complexity, number of markets, and how much surrounding work — content, UX, data cleanup, QA — is needed. We scope after discovery, not before.
What work is needed beyond the Briqpay integration itself?⌄
The integration is one piece. You also need platform configuration, frontend build, data quality work, content migration or creation, UX design, QA across payment scenarios, and a rollout plan. We deliver all of it as one project so nothing falls between the cracks.