International e-commerce platform development

What are the benefits of international expansion?

The dynamic growth (over 10%) of the European e-commerce market, including Central Europe, and the high internet penetration may be a sufficient incentive for many domestic online shops to cross national borders.

In addition to new revenue streams, global operations can provide stability, a foothold, brand awareness and new customers.

Who do we recommend our service to?

Companies that want to move step by step - country by country - towards international expansion.
They have already tested themselves in international marketplaces and want to build their own e-commerce system.
Those who already have experience in the domestic e-commerce market.

International trade: the biggest challenges to be aware of

Mapping competitors: what e-commerce platforms they use, where they advertise, what delivery times, delivery alternatives, payment options they offer.

Whether your product meets the needs of the market: which products from your range are in demand in the country.

Understand the markets you want to target: what are the local user needs, what are the preferred payment systems, home delivery solutions, packaging, who are the logistics providers, will local pick-up points be needed.

Local supervisory bodies, local legislation: are there different regulations (e.g. for promotions), how GDPR is interpreted.

How to expand internationally, choice of platform: joining a marketplace, launching your own online store, or being present on both platforms in parallel.

How to interact with customers: how can you provide the right customer service in the right language, how do you deal with returns and warranty.

Foreign language content management: whether the company has native-speaking staff to whom foreign language content can be entrusted.

Integrations: integrate local service providers (finance, logistics, etc.) into your e-commerce system to ensure smooth service.

Rethinking logistics and warehousing processes: mapping logistics solutions, courier services and warehousing solutions and choosing the right option.

How can LogiNet help your company expand abroad?

We provide e-commerce IT consulting to help you enter international markets. With our consultants and system designers with extensive industry and e-commerce knowledge, you can discuss key factors in detail. We can help you choose the right e-commerce platform for your business and design the functionality you need for a customised solution.
For example, if you are starting your own international e-commerce system, you can choose between a multistore solution, i.e. creating separate stores for each country, or a multilanguage & multicurrency store, i.e. a multilingual, multi-currency online solution.
We will create your international online store. We are at your disposal with our e-commerce web development and mobile app development services. Choose our Logishop e-commerce platform, which you can customize and develop according to your specific needs and local market specifics.

Multistore development reference: Mountex HU, SK, RO

Retail of premium leisure and outdoor sportswear and accessories
Solution: support international expansion with multisrore solution
Store launch date: 2022
Logishop e-commerce platform with customization
Key features, needs: extensive discount system, flexible site structure, PCI DSS audit

Slovakian webshop development reference: Gamers Slovakia - gamers.sk

Retail sale of technical goods and game consoles
Solution: support international expansion with Slovakian language webshop
Store launch date: 2022
Logishop e-commerce platform with customization
Key features, needs: pre-order calendar and pre-order, stock push (selling products coming soon), SaferPay payment option

Check out the online store: gamers.sk!

E-commerce ecosystem development reference: Auchan Poland

FMCG international retail chain
Store launch: 2021
Solution: fully custom-built e-commerce system integrated with Microsoft Dynamics NAV ERP
Local specifics: different payment systems, different interpretation of GDPR, different local preferences (e.g. free delivery, SMS, packaging, time window, substitute products), local specificities (e.g. store selector)

Read our Auchan Poland case study!