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eCommerce store serves across channels
eCommerce is much more than just selling online. It serves across channels – from online, mobile, social media, customer service to brick and mortar. An online store must be able to provide a consistent brand experience and seamless and functional service regardless of the channel.
Empowering digital customer experience across all channels
In today's digital age, having a strong online presence is essential for businesses of all sizes. An ecommerce platform can help you sell your products and services online, reach a wider audience, and grow your business. eCommerce platforms and digital service channels enable companies to have an active and personalized dialogue with their customers, at any time. eCommerce is not just an extension of the physical store, but a natural way of expanding encounters and offering services on digital channels.
Expertise in versatile eCommerce platforms – both for B2B and B2C businesses
Solteq has consulted retailers and built B2B and B2C online stores using diffrent eCommerce platforms since the beginning of the millennium. Thanks to the profound expertise, customers can rely on having up-to-date online stores with top-notch performance.
With Solteq’s versatile eCommerce expertise, the right solutions for individual needs can be designed. On top of several eCommerce platforms and technologies, Solteq provides eCommerce consulting, design, implementation, support and maintenance services for both B2B and B2C businesses. Scalable and tailored eCommerce solutions keep the end customers satisfied.
If you are looking for a reliable and experienced partner to help you create and implement or develop your ecommerce platform, contact us today.
Nordic eCommerce Trend Report 2026: From Acceleration to Action
The Nordic eCommerce landscape is at a turning point. eCommerce in the Nordics has moved beyond experiments.
eCommerce in the Nordics has moved from supporting sales to shaping strategy. By 2026, it is directly tied to growth, customer engagement, and compliance. Companies across the region are no longer asking if they should invest, but how to integrate and scale digital commerce.
This report brings together insights from more than 260 business leaders in Sweden, Finland, Norway, and Denmark. It covers how organizations are applying AI, personalization, and direct-to-consumer models, while also addressing the new requirements of the European Accessibility Act. Regional differences and practical comparisons show where the market is heading, and how companies can respond.
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