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July 22, 2026

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Lidia Commerce and MDP Group Join Forces for Connected Enterprise Commerce

Lidia Commerce and MDP Group Join Forces for Connected Enterprise Commerce
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Lidia Commerce and MDP Group have entered into a partnership focused on helping enterprises build more connected, adaptable, and scalable digital commerce operations.

The collaboration brings together Lidia Commerce’s modular digital commerce platform with MDP Group’s expertise in SAP consultancy, software development, and enterprise integration. Through this complementary approach, the two companies aim to support organisations in connecting their digital commerce experiences with the systems and processes at the core of their operations.

Connecting Digital Commerce with Enterprise Systems

For established organisations, digital commerce transformation rarely begins with a blank technology landscape. Product information, pricing, inventory, customer records, orders, invoices, and fulfilment processes are often distributed across ERP platforms, CRM applications, commerce solutions, portals, and other operational systems.

The challenge is therefore not simply to introduce another digital channel. Enterprises need a connected operating model in which customer-facing and partner-facing experiences can exchange accurate information with existing business systems.

Lidia Commerce addresses this need through a modular platform supporting B2C, B2B, marketplace, product information management, and other enterprise commerce models. Its API-first architecture allows organisations to introduce the capabilities they need incrementally while maintaining integration with their existing technology landscape.

MDP Group complements this approach with its experience in SAP consultancy, software and integration development, SAP-compatible solutions, and web and mobile application development.

A Complementary Approach to Commerce Transformation

The partnership creates a foundation for digital commerce initiatives that require close coordination between commerce capabilities and enterprise systems.

Potential collaboration areas include:

  • Digital commerce projects requiring integration with SAP and other enterprise applications
  • B2B portals connecting customer-specific catalogues, pricing, ordering, and account processes with back-office systems
  • Marketplace models involving sellers, suppliers, distributors, or business partners
  • Centralised product information and catalogue management across multiple sales channels
  • Integration and implementation services supporting phased commerce modernisation

By bringing commerce and integration expertise together, Lidia Commerce and MDP Group aim to help organisations evaluate the digital experience and operational infrastructure as parts of the same connected model.

Supporting Incremental Modernisation

Large-scale transformation programmes require organisations to balance innovation with the stability, governance, and data integrity of their core systems.

A modular approach enables businesses to begin with the journey or capability that creates the greatest value, integrate it with the current technology landscape, and expand the model over time.

Lidia Commerce provides the platform capabilities required to build and manage digital commerce channels, while MDP Group contributes relevant SAP, software development, and integration expertise. This combination supports a practical path towards commerce modernisation that can be introduced in manageable phases and aligned with the organisation’s wider technology roadmap.

Creating Value Across Complex Commerce Models

Connected commerce is relevant across a wide range of business models.

Manufacturers may need to digitise dealer and distributor ordering processes. Wholesalers may require customer-specific catalogues, prices, and approval flows. Enterprises may want to establish multi-seller marketplaces or distribute centrally managed product information across a growing number of digital channels.

In each scenario, the visible digital experience depends on accurate and timely operational data. Commerce platforms must work together with existing inventory, finance, customer management, logistics, and fulfilment processes.

Through this partnership, Lidia Commerce and MDP Group will work towards reducing fragmentation between these layers and helping organisations establish a scalable foundation for evolving digital commerce requirements.

About Lidia Commerce

Lidia Commerce is a modular digital commerce platform supporting B2C, B2B, and B2B2C business models. Its API-first architecture helps enterprises manage and scale commerce operations while integrating with existing ERP, CRM, portal, mobile, and operational systems.

About MDP Group

Founded in 2013, MDP Group is a software development and SAP consulting company with offices in Switzerland, Germany, and Türkiye. Its capabilities include software and integration development, SAP consultancy, SAP-compatible solutions, and web and mobile application development.

For more information, visit MDP Group.