Industry
Websites and software for import and export
Import and export companies need a multilingual online presence that earns the trust of suppliers and business customers in Switzerland and abroad, plus well-organised data on customers, orders and stock. Glavento builds a multilingual business website with a product catalogue and, on request, a B2B shop or an ERP for orders, stock and invoices. That way enquiries, orders and billing come together in one place.
Import and export: what you need online
A multilingual website with product catalogue
B2B shop with login and customer-specific prices
Stock, orders and deliveries in one system
Invoices in CHF and foreign currencies
Enquiry form for dealers and suppliers
Matching services
- Business websiteWho you are, what you offer and how to reach you. Mobile-friendly, multilingual.
- CRM and ERPCustomers, enquiries, orders, stock and invoices in one place.
- Online shopCustomers order and pay around the clock, by TWINT, card or invoice.
- Logo and brandingLogo, colours and fonts that make your business recognisable.
Projects in this industry
Frequently asked questions
Does a trading company need an online shop?
For business customers, a shop with login, customer-specific prices and quick reordering pays off. It takes recurring orders off your sales office. For purely project-based or wholesale business, a product catalogue with an enquiry form is often enough.
Which languages should a trading company's website be in?
English almost always makes sense for international partners. Add the languages of your main markets and, for customers in Switzerland, German and French. What matters is that the product data is equally up to date in every language.
Can an ERP create invoices in foreign currencies?
Most ERP solutions can create invoices in CHF, EUR or USD and take exchange rates into account. For payments in Switzerland, the QR-bill is a good fit, as it supports amounts in CHF and EUR. For deliveries abroad, customs and VAT rules also need to be considered.
Guides
- Guide4 min read
How much does a website cost in Switzerland?
What a website costs in Switzerland: website builder, business website, admin panel or online shop, plus running costs and what drives the price. - Guide4 min read
Impressum in Switzerland: is a legal notice required?
Does a Swiss business website need an Impressum? The legal basis in the Unfair Competition Act, the usual details and extra rules for EU customers. - Guide4 min read
Website data protection: what the revFADP asks of SMEs
The revised Data Protection Act has applied since 1 September 2023. What SMEs need to do on their website, with a checklist for forms and tools.
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