Sectors · Commerce & Retail
Commerce platforms wired into finance, supply and compliance.
High-volume commerce is an integration problem as much as a front-end one. We connect the storefront to the ledger, the supplier to the purchase order, and the business to the sustainability and payment rules it now has to follow.
What is changing
Behind every checkout, a growing set of obligations.
Payments, identity and reporting rules written for banks now reach retailers. Verification of Payee changes how supplier and customer payouts are made in the euro area. The EU Digital Identity Wallet gives merchants a regulated way to verify age and identity without holding the underlying data. And the 2026 Omnibus reset of CSRD keeps the largest retailers, those above 1,000 employees and EUR 450 million in revenue, in scope for ESRS-based disclosure, including supply-chain emissions.
In the Gulf, e-commerce is growing on top of national digital identity and instant payment rails, and retailers expect the same integration standard as their European counterparts. Whether the platform is headless, composable or monolithic, the value sits in how reliably it talks to finance, fulfilment and procurement.
- 9 Oct 2025
- Verification of Payee mandatory for euro-area payment service providers, affecting merchant and supplier payouts.
- Source: Instant Payments Regulation (EU) 2024/886
- 1,000 / EUR 450m
- Employee and revenue thresholds keeping the largest retailers in CSRD scope after the 2026 Omnibus.
- Source: Directive (EU) 2026/470
- 31 Dec 2026
- EU Digital Identity Wallets available for age and identity verification at checkout.
- Source: Regulation (EU) 2024/1183
What we do here
Our work in commerce & retail.
Commerce-to-finance integration
Orders, payments, refunds and settlements flowing into accounting and ERP systems with reconciliation, so finance sees what the customer saw.
Procurement and supplier systems
Requisition-to-order workflows, supplier master data and spend analytics for retailers and marketplaces buying at scale.
Receivables and B2B credit
Debtor management for wholesale and B2B commerce: invoicing, payment matching and reminders.
Sustainability data
Carbon accounting that reaches into the supply chain, producing the Scope 3 figures ESRS disclosure requires.
Selected work
Engagements in this sector.
Client names are withheld under confidentiality agreements. Each description is limited to the type of client, the region and the scope of our work. References can be provided in a direct conversation.
Integration of commerce platforms with accounting systems
Online and omnichannel retailers · Denmark / Europe
Order, payment and settlement integrations into accounting and ERP systems with automated reconciliation.
Procurement system
Organisations buying at volume · Europe
Requisition, approval, purchase order and invoice-matching workflow with supplier management and spend analytics, delivered as a product.
How we approach it
What is different about this sector.
Peak is the requirement
Systems are sized and tested for the launch, the sale and the season, and instrumented so the business can see the worst minute, not just the average.
Finance sees what the customer sees
Every order, refund and payout reconciles to the ledger. Discrepancies are surfaced the same day.
Compliance in the data model
Age verification, payee verification and emissions data are designed into the platform rather than bolted on before an audit.
Products
Products used in this sector.
- Finance & operationsProcurementProcurement workflow, supplier management and spend analytics for organisations that must show how money was spent.Learn more
- Finance & operationsDebtor ManagementAccounts-receivable management from invoicing through reminders to payment reconciliation.Learn more
- SustainabilityCarbon AnalyticsCarbon accounting and statistics across Scope 1, 2 and 3, built for reporting obligations that keep moving.Learn more
- People & payrollOnboardingAI-assisted onboarding for employees and for large freelance workforces such as interpreters and drivers.Learn more
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