Platform

The right work, in the right place.

A customer should not get one answer from support, another from the warehouse and a third from finance when a delivery slips or a refund is owed. Hantera_ gives commerce operations a connected place for the decisions behind the promise — and leaves the systems around it doing the job they are genuinely good at.

Where the work belongs

Platform domainsnative

Commitments, availability, change, recovery and financial resolution — starting with order management.

Appsextend

The market rule, the return policy, the partner agreement. Versioned on their own.

Connected systemsstay

ERP, warehouse, carriers, payment providers, tax services, help desk, storefronts.

A platform should know its boundaries

Not every problem belongs to the system that met it first.

A lot of commerce software ended up owning work it never set out to own — because it was the only system close enough to the problem when someone had to solve it. It works, until the day the answer has to be right in three places at once.

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The refund settled away from the sale

A returns tool decides what to pay back without the campaign the item was bought on, what was actually captured, or what shipped. The number is defensible in that tool and wrong on the order.

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Availability answered by the storefront

The web shop keeps its own stock figure because nothing else can answer in real time. It sells the last unit twice, and the apology is written by someone in support.

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The truth reassembled by a person

Finance, the warehouse and the help desk each hold a piece. An agent stitches them together while the customer waits — every time, by hand.

None of those systems is bad at its own job. They were simply asked to hold something that needed to stay connected to everything else.

How the platform is put together

One operating model. Three places for capability to live.

Hantera_ is not trying to replace the ERP, the warehouse system, the payment provider or the accounting software. It decides deliberately what belongs in the platform, what belongs in an app, and what should stay exactly where it is — so your own rules never have to become custom code nobody can upgrade.

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Platform domains

The operational decisions that have to stay connected to each other: orders, invoices, payments and their history, available-to-promise, reservations and allocations, pricing and promotion context, tax classification, returns and refund calculation.

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Apps

Returns workflow, inventory routing, payment providers, tax services, market rules and the processes that are specific to your business — installed and versioned on their own.

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Connected systems

ERP and accounting, warehouse and 3PL, carriers and TMS, payment providers, tax services, help desk, ecommerce, POS and marketplaces — each still doing the job it is good at.

Keep the work together. Keep the systems in their lane.

Extend and connect without losing the model

Keep what already works. Add what your operation actually needs.

A market that prices differently. A reseller invoiced on different terms. A return policy that exists for a reason nobody wrote down. Those are the parts that usually become custom code — and then become the reason an upgrade is postponed for two years. Apps and integrations are how they stay maintainable instead.

Proof, not promises.

Didriksons replaced their ERP and their commerce stack in the same quarter, with Hantera_ as the hub every other system met in — eight markets, four fulfilment locations, and a go-live on the date they originally set.

Show us where the work is landing in the wrong place.

Bring the systems, the markets and the one process everyone says cannot be standardised. We’ll show you what Hantera_ should own, what should stay exactly where it is, and roughly what it takes to get there.