An online store is judged on the two weeks a year when everything runs at once. Forbytes builds and rebuilds commerce platforms that hold under that load, connect properly to your ERP, PIM, payment, and logistics systems, and let your team ship changes without waiting for a release window.
| E-commerce Development Benefit | Business Impact |
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| Custom or replatformed storefront | The store supports how you sell, not how the template expects |
| ERP, PIM, and WMS integration | Stock, prices, and product data stay correct across systems |
| Performance and load optimization | Peak days run without slowdowns or manual intervention |
| Optimized checkout and payment setup | Fewer abandoned carts at the final step |
| Multi-store and multi-market setup | New markets launch without a separate build each time |
| Automated release pipeline | Changes ship weekly instead of quarterly |
Building a management system that streamlines the interaction with suppliers and facilitates supply chain operations.
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Discover how Forbytes performed custom webshop development HFN, helping them expand online presence and reach a broader audience.
Discover how Forbytes built a cost generation tool, helping the client move away from manual calculations and update prices automatically.
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Discover how Forbytes helped HFN build a centralized claims management system to streamline the process of handling customer claims.
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Building a custom PIM system aimed to support all of the client stores and ease managers’ work with the assortment.
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Store & Systems AuditReviewing your current platform, its integrations, performance data, and where sales leak.
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Architecture & IntegrationsDesigning the storefront architecture and its data exchange with ERP, PIM, and logistics.
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Load Testing & LaunchTesting against peak-season traffic on production-scale data, then launching off-season.
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Solution & Platform ChoiceChoosing between improving the current setup, replatforming, or building custom, with costs.
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Development & MigrationBuilding the store, connecting the systems, and migrating your catalog and customer data.
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Growth & OptimizationRunning conversion experiments, adding markets, and shipping features against a release schedule.
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Traffic, checkout, stock sync, or the manual work behind it. Describe your setup and we’ll come back with what fails first and what it takes to fix.
The work covers building or rebuilding the storefront, connecting it to the systems behind it, and keeping it running as you grow: platform selection, custom development, Magento work, marketplace builds, composable commerce architectures, ERP and PIM integration, catalog and customer data migration, performance tuning, and post-launch support. Where the decision itself is unclear, e-commerce consulting runs as a separate engagement first.
Replatforming is the expensive answer, so it needs a reason beyond frustration. Improving the current setup usually wins when the platform still receives updates, when the problems are performance or integration related, and when your team can work in it. Replatforming earns its cost when licence and hosting fees keep climbing, when the vendor blocks integrations you need, or when every change requires workarounds. The audit gives you both numbers before you commit.
Magento sits at the core of our commerce work, alongside custom builds on Microsoft .NET, Node.js, PHP, and React. For composable setups we assemble the storefront, PIM, search, and checkout from separate services rather than one suite. Platform choice follows your catalog size, integration needs, market count, and who maintains the store afterwards.
Yes, and this is common. We start with a code, performance, and integration audit that reports on technical debt, security issues, and what the previous setup automated versus what your team does by hand. Then we agree what gets fixed first. Handover of an undocumented store adds a discovery period, and we scope that separately rather than absorbing it into an estimate that later slips.
Load testing runs on production-scale catalog and traffic data before your high season, not after an incident. Support during peak periods works on an agreed model with response times and an on-call engineer who knows your setup. Releases stop during your peak weeks by default, and we plan the schedule around your commerce calendar from the start.
Forbytes created an app that allowed users to quickly measure themselves to be fitted for custom shirts. As a result, we could increase our speed, quality, and shirt output per week. Forbytes was dedicated to delivering a solution that accurately addressed our needs.
Forbytes’ engineers and team leads worked as part of our RnD group and were directly managed by our company directors. They were both proactive and adaptable, qualities that perfectly match our needs in our fast-growing and constantly evolving environment.
Forbytes has a strong process-oriented way of leading the company, with good respect for themselves and their managers. They made a choice not to become too big but build slowly on more qualified people, which is paying off.
COO & Business
Development at Offerta.se
Our e-commerce site saw online inquiries and orders rise after working with Forbytes. The team used top-notch expertise to inform their suggestions and improvements. Constant communication, quick responses, and prompt delivery made for a smooth and enjoyable collaboration.
The Forbytes team was very professional and demonstrated a great understanding of the business aspects. All tasks were completed above expectations. Their experts were always available, and we never needed to wait for a response or a suggested solution.
