Custom ecommerce solutions for enterprise businesses
For projects where a standard configuration is not enough: complex integrations, large catalogs, multiple sales channels, custom logic, and scaling requirements.
Custom architecture
The solution is shaped around business requirements and existing processes.
Complex integrations
ERP, CRM, PIM, accounting, logistics, payments, and internal services.
Large data volumes
Architecture can account for large catalogs, complex product data, and future growth.
Beyond plan limits
Functionality and infrastructure are defined by project requirements, not a standard package.
When business workflows do not fit a standard store
Complex projects need ecommerce that fits into the existing infrastructure and supports company-specific workflows.
Complex catalog
Large catalogs, features, combinations, brands, and connected product data.
Different customer types
B2B, B2C, partners, dealers, and other groups with separate terms.
Custom pricing
Company-specific pricing, discounts, and commercial rules.
Custom checkout
The ordering flow can be adapted to a specific business scenario.
Custom workflows
Statuses, processing stages, and business rules tailored to internal processes.
APIs & external systems
Data exchange with corporate services and external infrastructure.
Ecommerce becomes part of the enterprise IT landscape
The store can operate as a standalone channel or connect with accounting, customer, warehouse, and other enterprise systems.
ERP / accounting
Products, pricing, stock, and orders.
CRM
Customers, segments, and interactions.
PIM / catalog
Product content and data structure.
API
Exchange with external and internal services.
Ecommerce
Web, B2B, B2C, and mobile channels.
Do not force the business into the platform — adapt the platform to the business
PrestaShop provides an extensible foundation for implementing workflows tied to company-specific business rules.
- custom ordering rules
- custom statuses and stages
- internal service integrations
Large catalogs and complex product data
The project structure can accommodate tens of thousands of products, features, combinations, brands, categories, and related data without forcing a simplified catalog model.
B2B and B2C within one architecture
One platform can serve multiple audiences and sales channels while preserving different rules for each model.
B2C
Retail ecommerce for end customers.
B2B
Portal for business customers, dealers, and partners.
Mobile
Mobile channels for customers and management.
External channels
Connect additional services and channels through integrations.
The platform evolves with the business
The open PrestaShop architecture allows custom modules, APIs, integrations, mobile apps, and new functionality to be added as the project evolves.
From requirements to a working system
The solution is shaped in stages: requirements and architecture first, then integrations, custom logic, and ongoing development.
Analysis
Requirements, workflows, and current infrastructure.
Architecture
Platform scope and integration landscape are defined.
Integrations
Ecommerce connects with existing systems.
Development
Company-specific business logic is implemented.
Evolution
The project is supported and expanded after launch.
For projects that need more than a standard solution
An enterprise approach fits projects where integrations, custom workflows, and architectural flexibility are critical.
Corporate ecommerce
Complex integrations and internal business processes.
B2B portal
Dedicated terms and workflows for business customers and partners.
Multi-brand platform
Large catalog, multiple brands, and sales channels.
Custom ecommerce
A project with business logic that cannot be covered by a standard configuration.
Discuss the requirements and a solution for the required scale
Architecture, integrations, and development scope are defined by requirements, current infrastructure, and business processes.
Questions about enterprise ecommerce projects
The final configuration depends on business workflows, integrations, data volumes, infrastructure, and future development requirements.
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