Cash flow stays steady
Ledyer pays out upfront and carries the credit risk, so revenue timing doesn't depend on how quickly a business buyer settles its invoice.
Where Ledyer Fits Into Your Ecommerce Build
Ledyer adds B2B invoicing and credit assessment to a checkout, using organization-number identification instead of personal ID. Nordic Web Team scopes how it sits alongside your existing payment methods and ERP setup, rather than treating it as a bolt-on.
Fits with
What Ledyer solves in the payment stack
Ledyer adds a B2B-specific payment method to a checkout. A buyer identifies itself by organization number, and Ledyer runs an automated credit and fraud check. It then settles by invoice, with the merchant paid upfront. This replaces the manual credit-check and invoice workflow that many B2B stores still run outside the checkout. It doesn't touch the platform or the storefront design. The ERP integration around it stays a separate piece of work too.
Where it fits by platform
Ledyer plugs directly into Norce Checkout as a technology partner, which is the most direct route for a Norce build. Shopify has an official Ledyer Payments app, and Magento or Adobe Commerce can use a dedicated module. For a headless or custom build, Ledyer's API covers the same checkout and credit logic. Invoicing runs through the same API as well. Which integration path fits depends on the platform already in place, not on Ledyer itself.
The decisions that still sit outside Ledyer
Adding Ledyer answers one question: how a business buyer pays. Checkout page layout is a separate decision, and so is how invoice data flows into accounting or an ERP system. Where other payment options, like card or Swish, sit next to Ledyer is also a separate call. Those decisions belong to the platform choice and the checkout design work around the payment method.
How Nordic Web Team scopes a Ledyer rollout
We start from the platform already in place rather than treating Ledyer as a standalone purchase. That means mapping current B2B payment and invoicing habits, and deciding where Ledyer sits next to existing checkout options. It also means building and testing the integration through the platform's native module or the API. Ownership for credit-decision reviews and invoice questions gets assigned before launch, not after. The result is a payment method that fits the rest of the build instead of sitting apart from it.
Strengths
Native Norce and Shopify appsUpfront merchant payoutAutomated credit riskB2G invoicing support
Business benefits
Less manual order-desk work
Automated credit decisions replace the manual approval step many B2B stores still run outside the checkout.
One integration, several platforms
The same Ledyer setup carries over if you move between Norce, Shopify, and Magento, since each has a native integration.
Room for public-sector buyers
Support for PEPPOL and Svefaktura e-invoicing means municipality and region customers can check out the same way as any other business buyer.
Delivery approach
Ledyer plugs into checkout and credit decisioning, not the platform or storefront around it. Nordic Web Team scopes where it sits next to existing payment methods and how it connects to accounting or ERP.
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
Map current payment habits
Review how business buyers pay today, including any manual invoice or purchase order workaround outside the checkout.
2
Place it in the checkout
Decide where Ledyer sits next to card, Swish, or existing invoice options rather than replacing them outright.
3
Build and test
Integrate through the platform's native module or the API, then test credit decisions and invoice delivery end to end.
4
Launch and assign ownership
Go live with a clear owner for credit-decision reviews and invoice or payment questions.
FAQ
Does adding Ledyer mean removing our existing payment methods?⌄
No, Ledyer is added alongside card, Swish, or existing invoice options rather than replacing them.
Do we need to change our accounting setup to use Ledyer?⌄
Not necessarily, though it's worth checking how invoice and payment data from Ledyer should flow into your existing accounting or ERP system before go-live.
Can Ledyer sit alongside a card or Swish option at checkout?⌄
Yes. Ledyer is typically added as one option among several rather than the only payment method offered.
Is Ledyer available if we're moving from Magento to Norce?⌄
Yes, Ledyer integrates natively with both, so a platform move doesn't mean losing the payment method.
Who do we contact if a credit decision looks wrong?⌄
That's a question for Ledyer directly, since they run the credit assessment. Nordic Web Team can help you set up the surrounding process for flagging and following up on decisions.