Brand website with ERP integration for Lavish
For Lavish we built a multilingual brand website with a Byte24 integration for stock per product, a location finder and a route for business enquiries.
Deliverables
- UX/UI design
- Custom web development
- ERP integration
- Multilingual site (NL, FR, DE)
Tech stack
- Byte24
Lavish doesn't sell directly to consumers, but online it still has to show what the brand is offline. Your Tech Club built a multilingual brand website with an ERP integration for stock per product and a separate route for business enquiries.
What needed to get better?
Building a brand experience without an online store. There was no up-to-date brand presence online, no view of stock for business customers and no structure for handling enquiries.
How do we bring the brand online?
With imagery rather than product lists. Large images, videos of festivals and cocktail moments, micro-animations and subtle movement bring the world of Lavish to life. Every cocktail has its own page with its own visuals and a short story about taste and experience.
How do business enquiries come in?
Through a separate landing page for distributors, event organisers and hospitality. There, forms sit alongside visual material and product information, so an enquiry is a logical step.
What does the ERP integration do?
The site is connected to Byte24, so stock per product is visible without selling directly. An interactive location finder shows visitors where Lavish is available, from festivals to bars, restaurants and retail.
What can Lavish do with it now?
The brand appears online as it does offline, business contacts have their own route and visitors find the points of sale. The site is available in Dutch, French and German.
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Your message goes straight to our team in Amsterdam.Who made the Lavish website?
Your Tech Club. We did the UX/UI design, built the multilingual brand website and handled the integration with the Byte24 ERP system for stock information.
What did Your Tech Club build for Lavish?
A brand website without an online store, with a page for every cocktail, a landing page for business enquiries, a location finder for points of sale and an ERP integration that shows stock per product.
Can you build a brand website without an online store?
Yes. If you don't sell directly to consumers, the goal shifts from ordering to brand experience, findable points of sale and business enquiries. The structure of the site follows that goal.
What does an ERP integration add to a brand site?
Stock information per product without anyone updating it by hand. At Lavish this runs through Byte24, so what the site shows matches what is available.
How does a multilingual site work in practice?
Content is managed per language, in this case Dutch, French and German, keeping the same structure and search visibility for each language version.