PROWERB builds websites, portals and shop systems in-house — and connects them to the systems working behind them: item master, stock, prices, shipping, invoicing, reporting. More than 50 customer eShops run in this model today.
Since 1979 · more than 2M shipments/year · ISO 9001 & 14001 · EcoVadis Silver
The platforms shown belong to the described workflow. We agree the exact scope, required access and responsibilities for your setup.
B2B portals and custom shop logic
D2C and brand shops
Commerce and inventory management
The difference between a presence and a channel is not the design, it is the connection. Only when an order arrives in the inventory system, stock knows about it and shipping can see it does the presence have a job. That is why web work at PROWERB happens where warehouse and shipping are run.
A prospect arrives at a product page from search. Make the benefit, suitable variant and next step clear. The selected action then needs to lead somewhere useful: an enquiry, the right basket or an authorised portal.
Collect the buyer’s question, product information and supporting evidence. Headline, imagery and copy should explain the same benefit.
Check navigation, forms and ordering on small and large screens. Every visible button needs a clear destination.
Hand over content, ownership and integrations with the site. New products and changed requirements must remain manageable.
The platform is chosen by assortment, customer structure and operating model. A migration costs more than a decision made properly at the start.
Who buys, how often, with which approval. Scope follows from that — not from a feature list.
The four systems are checked against assortment, customer structure and operating model before anything is built.
Setup, catalogue, payment methods and shipping rules are created together with the connection to ERP and warehouse.
After go-live, catalogue maintenance, updates and incident handling stay in the same hands.
Yes. Website, portal and shop can be commissioned independently. Connecting to a third-party warehouse or shipping system is the normal case, not the exception.
Yes. A migration starts with a review of catalogue, customer data and interfaces, plus a move plan for addresses and rankings.
You do, through the content management system — or we do as part of ongoing operation. Both are provided for.
Technical foundations such as address structure, load time and structured data are part of the build. Ongoing optimisation and paid search sit with performance marketing.
Bring assortment, customer structure and the systems running in the background today. The platform — and the effort — follow from that.
