Scandiweb

Scandiweb is a digital commerce and technology services agency established in Latvia in 2003 by Antons Sapriko. The company works primarily with eCommerce businesses and provides a combination of technical development, digital strategy, consulting, and implementation services. Its capabilities cover web and mobile development, commerce-platform engineering, artificial-intelligence consultation and implementation, and the use of large-scale data analysis in digital business operations. The agency is particularly associated with Magento, now known as Adobe Commerce. Its work in that ecosystem includes the design, development, integration, optimization, and ongoing technical support of commerce websites and related digital systems. Scandiweb has developed its market position around serving organizations that require substantial customization, complex commerce operations, international deployment, or integration between storefronts and broader business systems. Rather than operating as a consumer-facing product brand, it functions as a professional-services and implementation partner for businesses. Scandiweb has an international operating footprint, with offices in the United States, Sweden, Latvia, and Georgia. The geographic structure supports work with clients and digital commerce programs across multiple markets, although the available reference material does not specify a complete client or revenue breakdown by country. The company's service model combines strategic advice with hands-on software delivery, allowing it to participate in projects from planning and platform selection through implementation, optimization, and technology modernization. Partnerships and certifications are important elements of Scandiweb's positioning. It is identified as an Adobe Gold Partner and is described as having the largest team of Adobe Commerce-certified employees. The company also holds Google Premier Partner status for 2025, a designation associated with the upper tier of Google partner agencies. In addition, Scandiweb is a BigCommerce Certified Partner and a Pimcore Platinum Partner. Its technology relationships extend to Oro, with which it has collaborated since 2016, Hyva, where it is a Platinum Partner for Magento 2 frontend work, and Sanity, for which it is an agency partner supporting headless content-management projects. These relationships place Scandiweb at the intersection of commerce-platform implementation, frontend performance, content infrastructure, data, and digital marketing technology. Its portfolio of platform affiliations suggests that the company is not limited to a single software stack, even though Adobe Commerce and Magento remain central to its public identity. The available information does not establish a corporate parent, public listing, ownership structure, or current executive roster beyond the company's founder. Scandiweb is therefore best classified as an active, privately held professional-services brand with an international delivery footprint and a strong specialization in enterprise and growth-oriented eCommerce technology.

Scandiweb was established in Latvia in 2003 by Antons Sapriko. From its origins as a web-development company, it developed into a broader digital commerce and technology agency serving eCommerce businesses. Its activities expanded beyond conventional website construction to include digital strategy, platform implementation, web and mobile development, artificial-intelligence consulting and implementation, and analysis of large datasets. Magento and Adobe Commerce became central to the company's identity and service portfolio. Scandiweb's work in this area has involved building and supporting commerce experiences for organizations that need customized storefronts, integrations, and scalable digital operations. The company's Adobe-related credentials, including Gold Partner status and a large team of Adobe Commerce-certified employees, have helped define its specialization in the commerce-technology services market. The agency subsequently developed a broader partner ecosystem. It has been identified as a BigCommerce Certified Partner and a Pimcore Platinum Partner, giving it relationships with more than one commerce and digital-experience platform. Since 2016, Scandiweb has collaborated with Oro, an open-source business-application developer. It also became a Platinum Partner of Hyva, whose Magento 2 frontend theme is used to improve storefront performance and frontend implementation, and a Sanity Agency Partner supporting projects based on Sanity's headless content-management system. Scandiweb also established an international presence through offices in the United States, Sweden, Latvia, and Georgia. This footprint reflects a delivery model designed for cross-border commerce and technology projects rather than a single-country agency operation. The company has continued to present itself as a strategic technology partner, combining advisory work with engineering and implementation. The available reference material does not provide detailed information about changes in ownership, revenue, major acquisitions, executive succession, or individual client engagements. It does, however, indicate that Scandiweb remains active and that its current positioning rests on a combination of commerce-platform expertise, certified technical talent, and partnerships spanning commerce, data, frontend, AI, and content technologies.

• 2025

  Google Premier Partner status identified for 2025

  [1]Scandiweben.wikipedia.org

  Scandiweb is identified as a Google Premier Partner for 2025, placing it among the top tier of Google partner agencies globally.

• 2016

  Collaboration with Oro begins

  [1]Scandiweben.wikipedia.org

  Scandiweb began collaborating with Oro, an open-source business-application development company.

• 2003

  Scandiweb established in Latvia

  [1]Scandiweben.wikipedia.org

  Antons Sapriko established Scandiweb in Latvia as a web-development and digital technology company.

An international digital commerce and technology partner for eCommerce businesses, with particular strength in Adobe Commerce and Magento, supported by a broader portfolio covering strategy, custom development, AI, data, frontend performance, and headless content management.

• eCommerce platform services

  Adobe Commerce and Magento services

  Scandiweb specializes in Magento, now part of Adobe Commerce, providing platform development, customization, integration, implementation, and optimization for eCommerce businesses. The offering is supported by Adobe partnership credentials and a substantial base of Adobe Commerce-certified employees.

• Software development

  Web and mobile development

  The agency develops web and mobile experiences for commerce and digital-business use cases. These services form part of a broader delivery model that combines software engineering with strategic consulting and systems integration.

• Artificial intelligence services

  AI consultation and implementation

  Scandiweb provides consultation and implementation services related to artificial intelligence. The available material characterizes AI as part of the agency's technology offering but does not specify particular products, models, or vertical applications.

• Data and analytics services

  Big data analysis

  The company works with large-scale data analysis as part of its strategic and technical support for digital businesses. Specific analytical products and methodologies are not identified in the available sources.

• Content technology services

  Headless content-management implementation

  Through its Sanity Agency Partner relationship, Scandiweb supports headless content-management projects. This capability complements commerce engineering by separating content management from frontend presentation and enabling content delivery across digital channels.

1. 1Scandiweben.wikipedia.org