Three webshops. Three proofs.

Our oldest shop ran on 12 separate tools. Migrating it to Neuramerce became the blueprint for the whole platform.

The situation. Klaviyo for email, Trengo for customer contact, Hootsuite for social, separate spreadsheets for the stock. Every seasonal peak meant juggling 12 tabs by hand — and every year something went wrong somewhere.

The turning point. We migrated everything channel by channel. The difference wasn't in the individual features but in the context: ads that know the stock, an inbox that sees every order, and Neura AI looking across all modules.

Deliberately kept small, and indispensable for exactly that reason: Nomad Fire is the proving ground where every new module goes live first.

The situation. Unleashing new features straight onto your biggest shop is asking for trouble — a bug in the checkout costs revenue and trust immediately.

The turning point. Every module runs here first in production, with real orders and real customers. Only once it has proven itself on Nomad Fire does it move to the other shops — and only then to you.

Consumers and business buyers in the same shop — historically a recipe for running two systems. Hilox runs both on one installation.

The situation. B2C customers want iDEAL and delivery tomorrow; B2B customers want quotes, volume pricing and payment on invoice. The standard solution: two shops, two stock systems, double the admin.

The turning point. One catalogue, one stock, two faces. The CRM recognises the customer type and adjusts prices and payment options to match — so the administration stays one whole, for both sides of the shop.