How did TAKT set up a B2B shop without a major implementation project?

TAKT set up their own B2B shop by building it directly on top of the master data which the company already had in Business Central, rather than hiring a large consultancy.

For Bjørn Villumsen, CEO and co-founder of TAKT, simplicity was the deciding factor, as B2B sales had grown significantly while the processes stood still. The first test was up and running within a few hours, and the first orders went through within a few days and Bjørn Villumsen was able to do it himself.

When TAKT set out to automate its B2B business, the requirement was clear. It couldn't turn into a huge project. The company was looking for a B2B shop that could both help customers and be used by the sales team, and that could be set up relatively easily.

TAKT is a four-year-old design company with an ambition to deliver sustainable, good-quality design furniture at a fair price.

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