Build commerce
B2B
B2C
growth
on the whole stack
HDL Commerce brings PIM, orders, checkout and ERP integration into one modular system. One contract, one hosting partner, one codebase.
Nordic brands running their commerce on HDL
Commerce rarely breaks because of the technology in the checkout. It breaks at the seam between stock, price list and ERP. HDL builds that seam first — then the rest.
- Modular — take only what you need
- Built for B2B and B2C in one catalogue
- Integrated with your ERP from day one
- Hosted in Sweden with Nordic support
- Priced without transaction fees
Six modules one system
Take the modules separately or the whole stack
PIM
Variants, channel pricing and attributes in one source. Publish to B2B, B2C and marketplaces.
Orders & stock
From checkout to picking and returns. Balances per warehouse, reservations and partial deliveries.
B2B portal
Contract pricing, customer-specific ranges, purchasing roles and invoice purchase with credit checks.
Storefront
A fast front end with campaigns, filters and checkout. Your own design without touching the core.
ERP integration
Fortnox, Business Central and in-house systems. Two-way sync with a receipt for every run.
Reporting
Margin per customer and item, cohorts and stock value. Exportable to your BI.
Why teams choose HDL
One codebase for B2B and B2C — no parallel truths
Integrations already running in production elsewhere
Hosting partner and development team are the same company
A fixed monthly cost, no fee per transaction
What customers notice
The right price and stock immediately, not after a nightly run
One login for orders, invoices and returns
A checkout that handles both card and invoice purchase
Pages that stay fast during a campaign
Commerce looks different.
So do the demands on the stack.
The stack is configured to the sector
Construction & industry
- Contract pricing per customer
- Large article registers
- Partial deliveries and back orders
Fashion & sport
- Variants in size and colour
- Campaigns and clearance
- Return flows without manual work
Spare parts
- Fitment and machine compatibility
- Serial numbers and warranties
- Search that finds the right part
Wholesale
- Price lists and discount tiers
- Customer-specific ranges
- EDI and order intake
Get started with the whole stack
Four ways in — pick the one that suits you
Read the technical detail
Architecture, environments, APIs and how the integrations actually work.
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