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How to get from B2B to B2C with Sylius
built by Webgriffe
Polyphoto is an Italian distributor of prestigious brands that made the history of photography. Sixty years after its creation, the company has taken an important repositioning path on the national market.
Successful migration of the French printing giant
built by Printoclock
Replatforming of the French printing giant was not easy but definitely worth it. We are proud to admit that Sylius was a huge part of it. To learn more, read our Case Study.
ALGA.nl – An Online Store
ALGA.nl – An Online Store
built by Nedbase
ALGA is a producer of a highly specialised professional climbing equipment such as ladders, stairs, and scaffoldings. All their products comply with the official standards and are used in the construction and industry sectors. Their climbing equipment is produced in their own factory in the Netherlands and therefore meets the highest standards.
Dumont Sécurité & SMSP
Dumont Sécurité & SMSP
built by
Dumont Sécurité and SMSP specialize in personal protective equipment as well as firefighting and first aid supplies.
The company was created 50 years ago and is based in France. It has two separate front ends and a common back-office. 
 First, dumont-securite.fr is a B2B site based on customer accounts and quote requests.
 Second SMSP.fr, allows B2C customers to purchase medical equipment online. Made by our partner ZOL. This project was a migration from Magento 1.
Displaywinkel.nl
Displaywinkel.nl
built by Nedbase
Displaywinkel.nl is a large Dutch, B2B-oriented webshop selling displays for brochures, posters, books etc. and related items.
L’artisan Costumier
L’artisan Costumier
built by Dedi
L'artisan Costumier is a french manufacturer of clothing for the Magistracy, Universities, Brotherhoods and entertainment.
Kokopelli
Kokopelli
built by EMAGMA
Kokopelli is a non-profit organization based in Le Mas d'Azil, France. Its name reflects the Southwestern Native American fertility deity Kokopelli. One of their many missions is to distribute seeds that are free of rights and reproducible. There is between 1400 and 2000 varieties or species (depending on the season) that are available at Kokopelli.