E-commerce solutions & engineering for complex businesses
Uptime designs, builds and runs B2B and B2C commerce platforms. Work with us on a complete platform or a focused project—from ERP integration to storefront modernisation or product search.
- B2B commerce
- B2C commerce
- Multi-brand
- Marketplaces
- Subscription commerce
- Omnichannel
- Headless commerce
- ERP, WMS & PIM integration
- Payments
- Frontend modernisation
- AI & agentic commerce
Trusted by
- Engineering since
- 1992
- Technical specialists
- 200+
- European countries
- 6
- Quality management
- ISO 9001
What we build, connect and run
Build a new platform, connect your systems or improve the one you already have.
E-commerce development
From Magento and WooCommerce to fully custom platforms, for complex B2B and B2C businesses: multi-brand, multi-country, multi-store, headless or marketplace.
Read moreB2B e-commerce
Give each customer the right prices, purchasing permissions and payment terms—and make repeat ordering easier.
Read moreE-commerce integrations
ERP, WMS, PIM, CRM, payment, logistics and POS connected to commerce, so products, stock, prices, orders, customers and invoices stay consistent everywhere they appear.
Read moreCommerce modernisation
Modernise an ageing platform in stages, with migration and cutover planned to minimise disruption to trading.
Read moreSubscription commerce
Contracts, plans, billing cycles, usage and upgrades. A self-service portal handles routine requests before they reach your call centre.
Read moreAI & agentic commerce
APIs, MCP servers and controlled tool interfaces that let AI assistants and agents act inside your business rules, not around them.
Read moreE-commerce search
Choosing, integrating and tuning the right search engine for your catalogue, so customers find products by name, attribute or part number, with relevant results and useful filters.
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We solve the commerce problems that don’t fit a standard template
Customer-specific pricing
Contract prices, volume tiers, customer groups and currency rules resolved per account.
Account hierarchies
Parent companies, subsidiaries, cost centres and buyers with distinct permissions.
Complex catalogues
Technical attributes, compatibility rules, variants and hundreds of thousands of SKUs.
Multi-brand & multi-store
A shared product and inventory core, with separate brands, domains and commercial rules.
Multi-country
Tax, language, currency, legal entity and fulfilment differences by market.
Subscriptions & recurring billing
Plans, contracts, renewals, proration, metered usage and dunning.
Marketplaces
Multiple sellers, commission models, split payouts and seller onboarding.
Omnichannel
Web, mobile, stores, POS and customer service sharing the same products, customers, orders and stock.
Custom commerce logic
Pricing, ordering and fulfilment rules the way that standard platforms don’t support.
Don’t see your challenge here? Talk to us about your project
Commerce is only as good as what it connects to
Most of the hard work in enterprise commerce is not the storefront. It is keeping products, prices, stock, customers, orders, invoices and fulfilment consistent across every system that touches them.
- ERP
- SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, custom enterprise systems
- WMS
- Stock, reservations, picking, shipment status
- PIM
- Product content, attributes, media, translations
- CRM
- Accounts, contacts, consent, service history
- Payments
- Card, invoice, SEPA, instalments, B2B terms
- Logistics
- Carriers, labels, tracking, returns
- POS
- In-store sales, click-and-collect, shared stock
- Marketplaces
- Listings, order intake, fulfilment sync
Commerce and self-service platforms we’ve delivered
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Alexela: Gas sales platform for the Latvian market
Invoicing, contracts and data exchange with local system operators, built quickly for a new market.
DLL: Consolidating operating-model apps into one scalable platform
Modernised an existing application and consolidated several operating-model applications into a single unified digital solution, improving user experience and operational efficiency.
Coop: Lottery and bonus system with a virtual wallet
Integrated with the surrounding systems and engineered to react in milliseconds under retail-scale load.
ABB: Planning and management of the manufacturing process
A unified project management system supporting a production company, communicating with the other in-house software systems it depends on.
Some of the industries we understand
Complex commerce is domain-specific. Catalogue structure, pricing logic, regulation and fulfilment differ sharply by sector.
Automotive & car parts
Complex catalogues, compatibility data, B2B distribution and high SKU counts.
Energy & utilities
Contracts, metered consumption, recurring billing and market-operator data exchange.
Telecommunications
Plans, subscriptions, device bundling, upgrades and self-service.
Publishing & media
Digital subscriptions, entitlements, paywalls and content-driven commerce.
B2B distribution
Account pricing, credit terms, repeat ordering and ERP-driven assortments.
Retail
Omnichannel stock, loyalty, POS integration and high-traffic storefronts.
Manufacturing
Configurable products, spare parts, dealer portals and production systems.
Multi-brand groups
A shared platform core with separate brands, markets and commercial rules.
Trusted by European enterprises since 1992
The engineering organisation behind every platform on this page.
- Engineering
- Building software since 1992, from traditional enterprise systems to composable, headless commerce.
- People
- 200+ developers, analysts, architects and project managers across multiple technologies.
- Offices
- Estonia, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Switzerland and Spain.
- Clients
- Enterprises across Scandinavia, the Baltics, Central Europe and the US.
- Tech stack
- Deep tech stack knowledge: .NET, Java, Node.js, React, Next.js, Vue.js, Angular, Python and the major cloud platforms.
- Regulation
- Direct experience with GDPR, EU accessibility rules, e-invoicing and emerging AI legislation.
- Quality
- ISO 9001:2015 certified quality management. Microsoft Partner since 1998.
From first analysis to long-term operation
Business analysis
We plan for launch and for the changes your business expects next. In workshops with your commercial, operations and IT people, we map what you run today and where the business is heading, and design for both.
You getA documented assessment of your current systems, future requirements and priorities ranked by business impact.
Architecture & roadmap
We propose the target architecture, integration contracts and a phased plan that leaves room for what comes later. Phase one is scoped to deliver something usable, not months of invisible groundwork.
You getA phase-one scope and estimate, agreed before any build starts.
Build & integrate
Integrations are built alongside features, not bolted on at the end, and go-live is rehearsed before it happens for real.
You getWorking software with your own products and prices from the first weeks, shown in regular demos. No mock-ups.
Operate & evolve
After launch, the work shifts from building to keeping pace with the business. Most of our client relationships are measured in years, not project phases.
You getMonitoring, patching and a roadmap we keep together as markets, channels and pricing change.
How we deliver — not what we sell
We are platform-agnostic by conviction rather than by slogan. The architecture follows the business case — catalogue complexity, integration load, traffic profile and the team who will run it afterwards.
On the commerce layer that means we are equally comfortable building on Medusa or WooCommerce, working within Adobe Commerce and Magento, or building a bespoke commerce core where the business logic genuinely warrants it.
The storefronts and portals in front of that layer are typically built in Next.js or React, and we maintain working depth in Vue.js and Angular where a client team already lives there.
Behind it we work across Node.js, .NET and Java, exposing GraphQL and REST APIs and connecting systems through event-driven integration rather than point-to-point scripts.
Common questions
What kind of e-commerce company are you?
We are an enterprise e-commerce solution provider and software engineering company. We design, build, integrate and operate commerce platforms — B2B, B2C, subscription, multi-brand, marketplace and omnichannel — rather than reselling a single product.
Do you only work with one platform?
No. We work with Medusa, WooCommerce, Adobe Commerce / Magento and fully custom commerce platforms. The platform choice follows the business case: catalogue complexity, pricing logic, integration depth and how much of the domain is genuinely unique to you.
Can you integrate our webshop with SAP or Dynamics?
Yes. ERP integration is one of our core services — products, prices, customers, orders, stock, invoices and fulfilment status, using APIs, events, middleware or dedicated integration services depending on the landscape.
Can you take over an existing platform?
Yes. We regularly take over systems built by others: an audit of the codebase, architecture and integrations first, then a stabilisation phase, then a roadmap. We will tell you honestly if the right answer is to rebuild rather than rescue.
Where are you based and who do you work with?
Uptime OÜ has offices in Estonia, Denmark, Norway, Poland, Switzerland and Spain, and serves enterprises across Scandinavia, the Baltics, Central Europe and the US. We have been building software since 1992 and are ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Let’s talk about your commerce platform
Tell us what you are running today and where it is holding the business back. We will come back with an honest read on the architecture, the integration work involved, and what a realistic first phase looks like.
