Gather the group's websites without blurring the brands
When several companies and brands coexist in the same group, the digital environment often grows with them. Different CMS, technologies, and working methods make the web harder to manage and develop. We help groups create a common digital structure where companies can share technology and functionality, while each brand retains its own identity.
Does this seem familiar?
Several different CMS and technologies
No red thread between the brands
Time-consuming work for the editors
Difficult to scale when the corporate group grows
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Industrireklam and Weland
The companies within the Weland Group worked in different CMS, which led to fragmented structures and inefficient workflows. At the same time, the companies had different needs and graphic profiles that needed to be accommodated even in a common solution.
The solution landed in two tracks. The first is Weland Light, a common Umbraco template for companies with similar needs. Changes in the template are rolled out to all websites, and new sites can be built faster as more companies join the platform. The other track is custom sites for companies with their own brands or more specific requirements. The collaboration has also grown into an ongoing partnership around the digital development of the Weland Group.
Atle
Atle had four separate websites on different platforms for its independent fund managers, which made the digital environment harder to maintain and develop. We consolidated the websites into a unified Umbraco solution where the managers can share structure and unified information, while each brand retains its own identity and content.
The solution is also built to grow as new fund managers join Atle.
Wismo Automotive
Wismo Automotive needed to manage over 90 dealer websites while the existing solution in Umbraco 7 had reached the end of its lifespan.
We built a new solution in Umbraco Cloud where central information can be managed collectively and updated across all sites, while each dealer has the opportunity to customize their own content.
A unified foundation without everything needing to look the same
Collecting the group's websites is not about all companies having the same site. It's about avoiding the need to build and maintain the same functionality multiple times. With a common technical foundation, companies can share things like structure, components, integrations, and functionality, while each brand retains its own graphic profile and content. Common updates can be made centrally, and new companies can be connected without each website needing to be built from scratch.
We see examples of this at both Atle and Weland, where several brands are gathered in the same technical structure but still get to be different brands. For the group, this means better control, more efficient management, and a digital structure that is easier to scale as the business grows.
We have helped several corporations consolidate websites and brands into a common structure. The important thing is not that everything looks the same, but to find the right areas to share. When technology, functionality, and management can be combined in a smart way, it becomes easier to both develop existing websites and add new companies as the corporation grows.
We are the largest Umbraco Platinum Partner in the Nordics.
Since 2018, Toxic has grown together with Umbraco, as the first Platinum Partner in the Nordics. The partnership means more than just a title. We continue to contribute to the platform's development, among other things as an Umbraco Contributing Partner 2025 and as co-organizers of Umbracokalaset, Sweden's largest Umbraco event. For five years in a row, we have also been nominated for the Umbraco Awards.
In 2026, our solution architect and Umbraco expert Daniel Andersson was also named Umbraco MVP, an award given to individuals who have made special contributions to the Umbraco community through knowledge sharing, initiatives, and engagement.
For you, this means access to a large team with deep expertise in Umbraco and experience in building solutions for organizations with complex needs. We work closely with the platform, follow its development, and have the opportunity to contribute to where it is headed.
"Our collaboration with Toxic has developed in a completely natural way and the relationship grows stronger every day. Together we share the vision of combining Umbraco's powerful platform with Toxic's creativity, innovation, and broad expertise from design to delivery, with a large and skilled development team in between. This capability they possess creates security for their clients and is evident in every project that is launched."
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When do organizations need to rebuild or redesign their website?
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Common problems on large websites and how they can be solved
The larger a website grows, the harder it becomes to manage – both for those who visit it and those who work on it every day. What was once a clear structure with a few sections becomes, over time, hundreds of pages, countless subcategories, and content that has been added in batches over several years without a common plan. The result is rarely noticeable all at once; instead, it sneaks in until one day the visitor can no longer find what they are looking for, while the editor no longer knows where something should be. Now we will go through some of the most common problems on large websites and what usually tends to solve them.
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That is why many organizations choose to switch CMS
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What is required of a good IR website?
Trust is what determines how a publicly traded company is perceived by investors, analysts, and shareholders. Much of that trust is built or lost on the web. An IR website (Investor Relations) is the place where investors, analysts, and shareholders turn when they want to understand how the company is doing and where it is headed. For a publicly traded company, the website is not just a communication channel; it is part of how the company fulfills its information obligation to the market. If an IR website is difficult to navigate or lacks the right information, it costs more trust than one might think. In this blog post, we will therefore go through what an IR website actually needs to contain and what distinguishes a good IR website from one that is just there out of obligation.
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Ad copy that converts: what actually makes a difference
Most people who want to improve their ads start off wrong. They rewrite headlines, change images, test new CTAs. And sure, that can have an effect, but that's rarely where the big difference lies. When an ad doesn't convert, it's often because something in the chain after the click isn't working. The ad is just the beginning. This is what actually determines whether an ad converts.
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Four Swedes were appointed Umbraco MVP 2026. One of them is our colleague Daniel Andersson!
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From the apartment to the continent – the story of Beslag Design
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Toxic celebrates 30 years of strong growth, good profitability, and high trust from both customers and employees.
This year, Toxic celebrates 30 years as a digital partner for companies with needs in web, e-commerce, customer portals, system integrations, and digital business solutions. After three decades in an industry that is constantly changing, we continue to grow, with strong results, good profitability, and a high level of trust from both customers and employees.
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The self-playing piano in B2B – Read more about the report Nordic Digital Commerce in B2B 2026
The B2B companies in the Nordics have reached a clear turning point. Litium's tenth edition of Nordic Digital Commerce in B2B 2026 shows that 81 percent of the Nordics' B2B companies today enable sales through digital channels, that digital sales on average account for 31 percent of revenues, and that 58 percent plan to increase their budget for digital commerce in the coming year. The discussion is no longer about whether to digitalize sales – but about how to take the next step.
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Markvaruhuset chooses Toxic for new e-commerce platform in Litium
Building e-commerce for a player that sells to both businesses and individuals – with different flows, different logic, and high demands for integration with business systems – is a project that places high demands on the right technical partner. Markvaruhuset has chosen Toxic for that assignment.
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Fifth time's the charm – we are nominated for the Umbraco Awards 2026!
We are very happy to be nominated once again for the Umbraco Awards. This year we are nominated in the category Best Cloud Solution with our solution for KABE AB.
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What is Meta Andromeda and how does it affect your advertising?
Are you advertising on Instagram and Facebook? Then you have probably noticed that the ads don't work quite like they used to. Suddenly, some ads seem to reach the right people while others disappear in the feed. What is behind the change and what does it mean for you as an advertiser? We will clarify that.
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Four websites in one solution – new digital platform for Atle
To create a more flexible, scalable, and editor-friendly web environment, Atle has chosen Toxic as a digital partner. Together, we are now developing a new web platform in Umbraco that brings together several companies in a common solution and creates economies of scale in line with the company's growth strategy.
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Toxic named Umbraco Contributing Platinum Partner 2025
Toxic continues to strengthen its position within Umbraco and has now been appointed as Umbraco Contributing Platinum Partner 2025 – an international award that highlights partners who actively contribute to developing and strengthening the entire Umbraco ecosystem.
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Toxic begins long-term partnership with Qvalify in SEO and Google Ads
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SEO for B2B – how to reach the right decision-makers in search results
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Sebastian Pierre returns to Toxic – as Developer and Consulting Manager
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Toxic enters into partnership with Meson Group for web and PIM on Litium
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Frequently asked questions about corporate websites
It doesn't have to happen all at once. A unified structure can be built to allow companies to join gradually. How the transition is best made depends on what the group's existing websites and systems look like, which we will map out together before we set the plan.
On the contrary, the ability to maintain each brand's identity is an important part of the solution. A unified technical foundation does not mean that all websites need to look the same. Structure and functionality can be shared while the companies retain their own graphic profile and their own content.
The starting point is what creates the most value to gather. We therefore begin by mapping the existing environment and identifying what should be unified, what needs to be unique, and how any potential consolidation can be best implemented.
It depends on what your current structure looks like. The benefit lies primarily in the fact that unified elements do not need to be handled separately on each website. For example, at Weland, changes in the unified template can be rolled out to multiple websites, which reduces the need to do the same work multiple times.
Absolutely! One of the major advantages of a unified and scalable structure is that it can be built to grow together with the corporation. When a new company or brand is added, there is already a technical foundation to build from, instead of each new website needing to start from scratch.