Keep the content layer you invested in
You do not need to migrate out of Storyblok. We build the commerce layer around it so your editors keep working the way they already do.

Storyblok gives you flexible content. But content alone does not sell products. We help you connect a commerce platform that fits your business — without replacing what already works.
Fits with
Storyblok is a headless CMS built for structured, component-driven content. It gives editors visual control over pages and layouts across channels, and its API-first architecture makes it a strong fit for composable frontend stacks. Where Storyblok stops short is commerce: product data, pricing, inventory, checkout, and order management all live outside its scope. That gap is not a weakness — it is a design choice. But it means you need a dedicated ecommerce platform alongside it, plus a clear plan for how data flows between systems. The platform you pick, the way products and content relate, and the quality of the data moving between layers all shape the outcome. That is where delivery expertise matters as much as the technology itself.
You do not need to migrate out of Storyblok. We build the commerce layer around it so your editors keep working the way they already do.
Norce, Shopware, Shopify, and Magento / Hyvä each suit different order volumes, market structures, and technical ambitions. We help you evaluate them against your actual requirements, not vendor hype.
Prices, stock levels, and product attributes flow from your business systems into the storefront. Customers see what is actually available, and your team spends less time fixing mismatches.
Storyblok handles campaigns, landing pages, and editorial content. Commerce data stays in the commerce platform. Each team works in the tool built for their job.
A structured rollout with QA, content review, and monitoring means fewer surprises on day one. You go live when the full experience is ready, not just when the code is done.
A headless setup with Storyblok and a modern commerce platform gives you room to add markets, channels, or features without re-platforming.
Junipeer handles the data integration between your business systems and the ecommerce platform, covering product, price, inventory, and order flows. But the integration is only one part of the work. A successful project also includes platform selection, data quality assessment, content and UX planning, QA across devices and markets, and a structured 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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We map your current Storyblok setup, business system landscape, and commerce requirements. Then we evaluate which platform — Norce, Shopware, Shopify, or Magento / Hyvä — fits your volume, market structure, and team.
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We define how Storyblok, the commerce platform, and your business systems connect. This includes data models, sync logic via Junipeer, and how content and product data relate on the frontend.
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Frontend, integration, and content are built in parallel. We test across devices, verify data accuracy end to end, and review the full buying flow before anything goes live.
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We run a staged rollout with monitoring in place. After launch, we review performance data, fix friction points, and help you plan the next iteration.
No. Storyblok stays as your content management layer. We add a commerce platform alongside it and connect the two so they work as one experience for your customers.
Shopify is the fastest to launch and easiest to operate, but gives you less control over checkout and data flows. Shopware offers strong multi-market support and open flexibility for mid-market teams. Norce is built for Nordic commerce with native multi-store and ERP-friendly architecture. Magento / Hyvä suits complex catalogues and teams that want full ownership of the platform. All four work with a headless Storyblok frontend. The right choice depends on your order volume, market complexity, and how much you want to own versus rent.
Product information, prices, stock levels, and customer or order data are the most common flows. The exact scope depends on your business system and commerce platform. Junipeer handles the integration layer, and we define what needs to sync during the architecture phase.
Cost varies depending on the commerce platform, number of markets, catalogue complexity, and how much custom frontend work is needed. We scope the project after discovery so you get a realistic estimate based on your actual situation.
Quite a lot. Platform selection, data quality review, UX and content planning, frontend development, QA, and rollout coordination are all part of a real project. The integration is critical, but it is one workstream among several.