Shopware 6 Engineering
We design and deploy robust Shopware 6 solutions for enterprise manufacturers and distributors operating hybrid B2B/B2C models. Our work spans zero-downtime migrations from Shopware 5 to 6, custom headless setups with Storyblok and Contentful, and deep integrations with SAP and core ERP systems. By merging Polish operational agility with the strict process culture of hmmh Germany, we deliver high-performing platforms engineered to protect your margin and drive clear business outcomes.
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The Bridge to DACH
Is Shopware 6 right for your business scale?
Shopware 6 is a highly flexible open-commerce engine built for enterprise operations, generating 20-100M PLN in revenue. We recommend this platform for manufacturers, traditional distributors, and complex hybrid brands that refuse to be locked into rigid SaaS vendor structures and require absolute control over their business logic, data sovereignty, and international multi-store networks.
For manufacturers and B2B distributors who need to handle complex, customer-specific pricing structures, multi-tiered accounts, and corporate purchasing workflows within a clean user interface.
For brands migrating from Shopware 5 or aging legacy systems that need a modern, API-first architecture without losing decades of custom operational logic.
For international enterprises looking to manage multiple storefronts, currencies, and localized tax structures across DACH and CEE from a single, centralized administrative hub.
For growth-focused companies that require conversion rate optimization built directly into the engineering cycle to turn high infrastructure traffic into measurable revenue.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Shopware 6 a viable alternative to Magento for enterprise B2B infrastructure?
Yes. Shopware 6 offers a modern, API-first architecture that handles complex B2B logic with significantly less technical complexity than legacy systems. Its native B2B Suite manages customer-specific price lists, custom roles, and budget approvals, providing a lower total cost of ownership and faster release cycles while remaining highly scalable.
What does a Shopware 6 rescue project look like with hmmh Poland?
We begin with a thorough technical audit to diagnose architectural bottlenecks, faulty integrations, and core technical debt. Our first phase focuses entirely on production environment stability and data integrity. Once the system is secure, we deliver a realistic roadmap to clean up the code and deploy missing business features.
How does migrating from Shopware 5 to Shopware 6 impact our business?
Shopware 6 is a completely new platform built on an updated technology stack, meaning a migration is effectively a re-platforming project. While it requires careful architectural mapping, the transition allows you to modernise your database, remove legacy technical debt, and adopt an API-first approach that integrates seamlessly with your ERP or SAP systems.
When should we choose a headless Shopware 6 architecture over the native storefront?
A headless approach is recommended when you need to separate your content management from the transactional backend. This is ideal if your marketing team needs to manage rich content across multiple international markets via platforms like Storyblok or Contentful without waiting for backend deployment cycles, or when your design system demands complete layout flexibility.
How does the connection with hmmh Germany benefit our DACH expansion?
We operate as a unified engineering hub. While the core development and agile execution happen through our team in Poland, hmmh Germany provides direct localization insights, covering strict regional B2B legal requirements, local payment methods, and specific ERP and logistics integrations common in the DACH market.
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