Tech & Development

From clean coding and scalable e-commerce platforms to seamless PIM and ERP integrations. We show you how to turn technical excellence into measurable performance.

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April 21, 2026 Cancellation 2.0: Why the Mandatory Button is Your New Top Sales Agent In e-commerce, the right of withdrawal isn't a feature for debate—it’s a legal mandate. Full stop. The new regulatory requirements for the mandatory cancellation button make this clearer than ever: retailers must provide a simple, direct, and digital path to terminate contracts. No detours, no hurdles. Most companies react with a defensive compliance mindset: "How do we make this legally bulletproof?" or "Where can we hide the button?" What they overlook is that this "burden" is actually a massive lever for strategic after-sales optimization. Read more

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April 16, 2026 The E-Commerce Cancellation Button: Why Implementation is More Than a UI Update The arrival of the mandatory cancellation button is imminent - yet many retailers are still treating it as a minor frontend adjustment. A simple button in the customer account, a basic form behind it, and "job done." It’s not that simple. The driver is purely regulatory: The EU mandates that canceling a contract must be as effortless as concluding one. This creates a new standard for digital platforms - a seamless, electronic cancellation function embedded directly within the shop or app. What appears to be a UX tweak on the surface quickly develops a complex internal dynamic. A "cancellation" cuts deep into existing commerce workflows—from order management and payment to logistics. Underestimating this leads to fragmented workarounds, media breaks, and unnecessary operational overhead. Read more

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March 19, 2026 When Your Shop Holds You Back: Why E-Commerce Replatforming is a Strategic Necessity Many online shops don't fail because of poor marketing or weak products. They fail because their technical foundation can no longer support their ambition. Here is why replatforming is often the only path to sustainable growth. Read more