| Rank on this site | 1 of 9 (see the ranking) |
| Headquarters | Riga, Latvia |
| Founded | 2003 |
| Size as stated | 501 to 1,000 on LinkedIn |
| Website | scandiweb.com |
| Pimcore tier | Platinum Partner (Pimcore partner directory) |
| Hyvä tier | Platinum (hyva.io) |
| Adobe tier | Adobe Commerce Gold Partner, as stated by scandiweb (scandiweb.com) |
| Best for | Choose scandiweb when the PIM is Pimcore, the catalog runs past 50,000 products, or the ERP that owns price and stock has to be wired into the same project. |
| Not for | Not for a merchant already running the Akeneo community connector who needs the module's maintainers, and not for an integration budget under the $25,000 minimum Clutch lists. |
| Pricing as stated | Clutch lists $50 to $99 an hour and a $25,000 minimum project size, read on 22 September 2026 |
What the published record shows
The Wainbee case is the largest published number on this site. scandiweb describes a B2B distributor whose supplier data arrived in API, CSV and XLS formats alongside ERP data, and states that before the project only 10% of items were accessible online. The build unified those feeds in Pimcore behind an API connection and a custom Pimcore-Magento connector, with the stated goal of 100% of over 600,000 products available online. The case closes with the line that there is no longer a need to access Magento for product updates because everything is centralized in Pimcore. The result is the target state the case describes, and a buyer should ask what share of the 600,000 was live at go-live.
The Rocket Industrial case, published 27 June 2025, is smaller and more detailed on data hygiene. scandiweb states the ERP export held 70,000 items, that duplicates between ERP and Magento entries were identified and merged, that SKU inconsistencies were resolved, and that broken parent-child relationships were rebuilt, ending with 81,000 structured entries managed in Pimcore and a controlled publishing workflow into Magento 2.
Two more cases show the ERP boundary and the store-view shape. The Macron case describes an Adobe Commerce B2B replatform with Pimcore PIM, SAP ERP and a DAM, and reports conversion from direct traffic up 132.5%, transactions up 14.1%, revenue up 29.8% year on year, returning visitors up 32.8%, and order creation time reduced by 40%, for a brand operating in over 150 countries; it also notes a B2B Trailblazer finalist place at the 2024 Meet Magento New York awards. The BK-Group case describes Magento 2 with Hyvä serving four store views, LV in Latvian and English and EE in Estonian and English, with Pimcore acting as middleware between Magento and the ERP and the ERP pushing B2B prices to Pimcore every few minutes keyed on customer code and SAP material code.
scandiweb also publishes a connector product page. It states support for Pimcore 10.x and Magento 2.4.x, and lists what the connector exports to Magento: product attributes and attribute options, attribute sets, simple and configurable products, variants with multiple options, category data with SEO fields and images, multiple images per product, and website, store and store-view mapping with locale-specific exports. It also describes a one-time migration script from Magento into Pimcore over CSV, XLS or API, which is the reverse path a merchant needs when the catalog already lives in Magento.
Entity facts such as founding year, headquarters, Clutch rating and partner tiers are in the shared profile on the ranking page and in the evidence ledger, with the retrieval date beside each. The gaps are the same as in the summary: no Akeneo case with a name and a number, no fixed-scope offer, and no response-time commitment on scandiweb.com.
Evidence used for this profile
- Wainbee: 10% of items online before, API connection built to make over 600,000 products available scandiweb.com
- Rocket Industrial: 70,000-item ERP catalog consolidated into 81,000 structured entries in Pimcore scandiweb.com
- Macron: Adobe Commerce B2B with Pimcore PIM and SAP ERP, order creation time reduced by 40%, positioned to handle over 10,000 product catalogs scandiweb.com
- BK-Group: four store views across Latvia and Estonia, ERP pushes B2B prices to Pimcore every few minutes scandiweb.com
- Listed as a Pimcore Platinum Partner, Riga Pimcore partner directory
Questions people ask about scandiweb
- Does scandiweb integrate Akeneo with Magento, or only Pimcore?
- Both, by its own statement: scandiweb's integration services page says it connects Magento with Pimcore and Akeneo using pre-built connectors. The published cases with names and numbers are Pimcore: Wainbee, Rocket Industrial, Macron and BK-Group. A buyer on Akeneo should ask for an Akeneo reference in the first call, and Agence Dn'D, ranked second overall, is the pick here for that stack.
- How big a catalog has scandiweb put into Magento through Pimcore?
- The Wainbee case states an API connection built to make over 600,000 products available online, from 10% before, and the Rocket Industrial case states 81,000 structured entries consolidated from a 70,000-item ERP export. Both are scandiweb's own case studies, and the 600,000 figure is the target state the case describes rather than a count at go-live.
- What does scandiweb charge for a Magento PIM integration?
- Clutch lists scandiweb at $50 to $99 an hour with a $25,000 minimum project size, read on 22 September 2026. scandiweb's integration services page states that cost depends on how many systems connect and how many data objects sync, with scope set in a free consultation, and publishes no fixed price for a PIM build.
- Why does scandiweb rank first on its own site?
- Because it leads four of the six weighted criteria: named clients with catalog sizes, published sync direction, store-view scale and published terms, each on a named case in the evidence ledger. Agence Dn'D leads vendor tier, with an Akeneo Gold badge and 12 certifications, and Akeneo's README credits it with the connector. The disclosure states the position, and the methodology page shows the weights and who leads each criterion.
scandiweb did not contribute to or review this profile. Corrections: editorial policy.