What is an integration engine?
Most companies have several different systems that manage various types of information. When these systems need to exchange information with each other, the integration engine comes into play.
Specialized systems
Many companies use specific systems that are specialized in different areas, such as finance, customer management, or inventory control. These systems excel in their respective fields but often need to share information for the business to operate smoothly.
The need for integration
Systems are rarely designed to communicate with each other directly, which means that an integration solution is needed. By creating system integrations, one can ensure that data flows freely between different systems, which increases efficiency and reduces the risk of errors.
P2P integrations
A classic way to create integrations between different systems is called P2P (Point-to-Point). This means creating direct connections between specific systems. On paper, these integrations seem efficient, and they can be, at least in the short term. But in reality, integrations are often needed over longer periods.
As more and more P2P integrations are built, they often become more expensive and complex to manage. An analogy could be building several small bridges between islands instead of one central bridge that connects all the islands. Every time a new "island" (a new system) needs to be added, a new bridge must be built. These bridges all look different and must be managed and maintained separately.
An outdated method
Another disadvantage of P2P integrations is that they often lack central management. This can lead to security issues as it is difficult to keep track of all individual connections. Imagine playing soccer with more than one ball on the field at the same time - it would quickly become chaotic and hard to manage. The same goes for many P2P integrations.
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Konradssons Kakel
When Konradssons Kakel took the next step in its digital development, the goal was to create a modern and inspiring web experience that meets customers' needs today. Together with Toxic, a new digital platform was developed on Litium Storefront, where inspiration, product information, and flexibility are at the center.
Logistri
Before its planned listing change to Nasdaq Stockholm's main list, Logistri faced increased demands for transparency, reporting, and accessible investor information. Together, we developed a modern IR platform in Umbraco that simplifies daily operations and creates a stable foundation for the next phase of the company's development.
Länsförsäkringar Fastighetsförmedling
We at Toxic are proud of our long and successful collaboration with Länsförsäkringar Fastighetsförmedling, which we have had the privilege to work with since 2016. Together, we have created a modern website built in Umbraco, focusing on user-friendliness, attractive packaging of property information, and continuous improvements. Our joint work is characterized by innovation and sustainability, always with the users' needs at the center.
Essem Design
Essem Designs e-commerce is the flagship store where user experience, design, and the brand's history are highlighted in every detail. Together with Toxic, Essem has taken the step to a global platform where the vision of the hall as the "first room" meets modern technology, high performance, and a long-term digital strategy. Through a new framework, inspiring features, and over ten years of SEO work, Essem has created a digital presence that drives growth both in Sweden and internationally.
Svegro
Toxic proudly presents our latest client case: a complete transformation of svegro.se. With a focus on modern UX/UI design, a stable platform in Umbraco, and innovative features, Toxic has created a digital platform that not only enhances Svegros brand awareness but also inspires a sustainable life with organic farming. The new website offers an enhanced user experience that reflects the 'wow' feeling Svegro is known for.
Kläppen Ski Resort
We at Toxic were entrusted to help Kläppen Ski Resort at a strategically important stage, where their existing web platform needed to be reviewed for the future. Kläppen's previous website was built in Episerver, with a license that expires in 2026. This created a clear need to find a new solution that was both sustainable in the long term and cost-effective.
Bevent Rasch
An e-commerce platform with increased service level and accessibility was on Bevent Rasch's wish list, and that is also what their new e-commerce, built by Toxic, achieved. With web, e-commerce, and PIM on the same platform – Litium – the customer experience improved while the administrative and manual tasks were streamlined.
KABE
We at Toxic are proud to have been entrusted with developing KABE's new website. The project combines modern design, improved user experience, and an editor-friendly CMS, Umbraco, to best meet KABE's needs.
GARO
GARO needed a new site to take the next step in its digital journey and to offer both of its target groups; the private consumer and the electrical installer a modern digital experience. Toxic built the solution in the e-commerce platform Litium.
Infranord
Toxic has developed digital solutions in close collaboration with Infranord that strengthen both their internal efficiency and external brand. By creating the customized mobile app TORD and redesigning the website in connection with Infranord's rebranding, we have together created a comprehensive solution that supports their operations – from technology to communication.
Lanbrukarnas Riksförbund (LRF)
When we at Toxic were tasked with redesigning The Federation of Swedish Farmers' (LRF) current website, we began to clarify what challenges LRF saw with the existing website and where the focus should be for the new website.
Svensk Camping
Svensk Camping, formerly known as SCR, underwent a comprehensive rebranding. In connection with the launch of a new graphic identity, Toxic was tasked with developing a new website built on Umbraco Cloud. The result is a modern and informative digital platform that strengthens Svensk Camping's communication and creates better reach for both the industry and the organization's members.
Norrviken
When Norrviken wanted to strengthen its digital presence, Toxic was entrusted to create a unified web platform, built in Umbraco, that elevates their entire operation – with the park and visitor experience at the center. The new solution makes it easier to inspire, inform, and guide visitors year-round. As part of the platform, Toxic has also developed an e-commerce solution in Umbraco Commerce, integrated with the business system HiCore via our integration engine EntityFlow.
Stolab
Toxic has long had a close collaboration with Stolab and has been their digital partner. The collaboration has now led to Toxic, together with Stolab's in-house department, creating a comprehensive solution with a focus on sustainability.
Ravema
To streamline their order management and consolidate their large product range under their own ownership, Ravema needed a complete e-commerce platform. Together with us at Toxic, they took the step to a solution that is not only integrated with their business system but also provides their customers with a simple and smooth shopping experience.
Isaberg Mountain Resort
Isaberg, one of Sweden's premier destinations for outdoor activities and skiing, has developed a modern digital platform in collaboration with Toxic to enhance its online presence and optimize the customer experience. The platform integrates several booking systems and customizes content based on the season, making it easier for guests to find and book activities. In this case, we focus on how the new solution has created a smoother and more cohesive experience for Isaberg's visitors year-round.
Miller Badrum
We proudly present our comprehensive solution for Miller Badrum's new digital platform. With Litium CMS, PIM, and Commerce, we at Toxic have created a mobile-friendly and dynamic e-commerce solution that makes it easy for customers to configure bathroom furniture and explore a wide range of products. The new platform streamlines Miller Badrum's product and content management while enhancing the brand's presence and creating an inspiring experience for both Nordic and British customers.
Furhoffs
Furhoffs Rostfria needed a modern B2B e-commerce platform that could handle complex product configurations and streamline order flows. Toxic developed a customized solution based on Litium with integration to the business system Monitor G5, which among other things solves automated management of prices, inventory levels, and customer-specific agreements. The result is a scalable e-commerce platform with improved UX, faster order processing, and search engine optimized product structure – tailored for industrial sales online.
Pulsen Fastigheter
Pulsen Fastigheter needed a new website that better reflected their business and commitment to Borås. With a new, modern, and flexible solution in Umbraco, they now have a platform that is easy to update and provides a better user experience for both tenants and visitors.
Gnosjö Automatsvarvning
Gnosjö Automatsvarvning has initiated a digitalization project with us at Toxic to develop System ONE – a platform that will streamline internal processes and complement the company's existing systems to meet future needs. As the first step, a presence module is now operational, which improves safety and efficiency in the business. In this case, we focus on how this subproject within System ONE has helped Gnosjö Automatsvarvning to digitalize its attendance management.
Vestum
Vestum, an industrial group within sustainable and socially critical infrastructure, needed to streamline the management of reports and press releases. By building their website in Umbraco and integrating with Modular Finance, Toxic created a solution that saves time, enhances security, and provides a smooth user experience. Toxic is also continuously working to further develop the website to meet Vestum's growing needs and ensure that it always maintains the highest standards.
EntityFlow integration engine – a centralized core
Imagine an integration solution, such as EntityFlow, that serves as the heart of your company's IT infrastructure, where all systems and applications work in perfect harmony. An integration engine offers just this – a centralized platform that effectively connects all your systems, whether it's CRM, ERP, or other business applications.
Integration engines are designed to handle large amounts of data from the start, eliminating the need for time-consuming customizations as needs grow. Instead, the integration engine can easily scale up to meet increased demands.
The centralization means there is a single source of truth, a standardized way to transfer information, and a central point for monitoring and protection. This facilitates management work over time.
The integration engine also enables the reuse of integrations. Why reinvent the wheel every time? Instead of spending time creating new data flows between systems, you can focus on creating effective integrations that actually add value to business processes.
While P2P solutions may once have been exciting, modern technology shows that integration engines are the smarter and more efficient choice for companies that want to stay ahead. Choose EntityFlow and discover the difference it can make for your business.
From the apartment to the continent – the story of Beslag Design
When I step through the doors of Beslag Design in Båstad, I am already greeted in the entrance by what the company has built its entire identity around: careful details that just feel... right. Further into the conference room, the assortment spreads out along the walls; handles, knobs, hooks tastefully arranged. We sit down to hear Pontus Eklind, CEO of Beslag Design, tell how the journey began but, above all, where they are headed.
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
Qvalify is one of Sweden's leading companies in ISO certifications, inspections, and assessments. With over 30 years of experience, they help organizations strengthen quality, efficiency, and security through certification of management systems, training, and various types of audits. To increase visibility and create clearer results regarding their training and certifications, Qvalify has chosen Toxic as a long-term partner in SEO and Google Ads.
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Sebastian Pierre returns to Toxic – as Developer and Consulting Manager
With extensive experience in programming and a clear interest in leadership, Sebastian is now back at Toxic in the role of developer and consulting manager. In this interview, you will get to know him better, hear about his journey into the IT industry, and how it feels to be back at Toxic again.
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Toxic enters into partnership with Meson Group for web and PIM on Litium
Meson Group, which is part of Indutrade, is a leading supplier of valves and flow control products to the global marine industry. With headquarters in Laholm, sales offices in Europe and Asia, and a large network of distributors, Meson works with technologically advanced products and extensive information flows. To strengthen its digital presence and create a more scalable management of product data, they have chosen Toxic as a partner to develop a new global website and implement Litium PIM.
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Toxic looks back at 2025 – a year filled with energy, development, and highlights
2025 has been a year where much has fallen into place – thanks to brave customers, engaged colleagues, and a shared drive forward. We have launched, celebrated, learned, and developed together, in a time that has required both focus and long-term thinking. As we now summarize the year, we do so with great joy over what we have accomplished – and with even greater curiosity about everything that awaits in 2026. Here are some of the moments that have made 2025 a year to remember at Toxic.
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Eight new colleagues and a Toxic that continues to grow
2025 has been a year full of movement at Toxic. New colleagues have joined our teams, taken their place in the projects, and quickly become a part of the culture that makes us who we are.
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Toxic and NIBU launch a new digital initiative with a modern e-commerce solution in Litium
NIBU takes the next step in its digital development and chooses Toxic as a partner when building a new e-commerce solution in Litium. The goal is to create a fast, clear, and user-friendly experience for both B2B and B2C customers, as well as to simplify internal processes with a platform that lasts over time.
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New framework agreement strengthens the partnership between Toxic and Infranord
After several years of collaboration, Toxic and Infranord are taking the next step. Through a new framework agreement, Toxic will become a long-term development partner responsible for both new development and management of Infranord's internal systems – with a focus on modern front-end development and a more integrated working method.
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Essem Design takes the brand global – launches international e-commerce with new design and UX
Essem Design is taking a big step forward and launching a global e-commerce that reflects the company's brand and vision. The new solution, developed together with Toxic, combines inspiring design, improved performance, and market-adapted e-commerce for all of Europe and the USA.
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From Optimizely to Umbraco CMS – LRF's platform journey
When The Federation of Swedish Farmers (LRF) decided to change their web platform, it was about both costs, functionality, and future needs. The choice fell on Umbraco – a solution that today provides the organization with more flexibility and a smoother everyday life.
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Toxic builds new website & e-commerce for Beslag Design
Beslag Design, a leading player in fittings and interior details with its own product development, is investing together with Toxic in a new digital platform built on Litium. The investment includes a new website, a reseller portal, and a powerful PIM system. The goal is to streamline internal processes, centralize product data, and create an even smoother purchasing experience for resellers and customers.
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Accessibility on the agenda – more and more companies turn to Toxic
The interest in digital accessibility is growing rapidly, and many companies are now seeking guidance to meet new requirements – but also to create a more inclusive digital experience. At Toxic, this is clearly evident.
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Swedish Camping builds new industry website on Umbraco
Svensk Camping, formerly known as SCR, has undergone a comprehensive rebranding. In connection with the launch of a new graphic identity, they are now building a completely new website – a project being carried out in collaboration with Toxic. The result will be an informative and modern platform for both the industry and members.
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Weland Solutions hires development team from Toxic – gains an external development department with expertise, reliability, and drive.
To accelerate the development of their portal, Weland HUB, Weland Solutions chose to hire a development team from Toxic. With a cohesive team consisting of developers, project managers, and business developers, they now gain both breadth, structure, and long-term sustainability.
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Frequently asked questions about system integration
An integration engine is a tool that enables different systems to communicate and exchange data with each other. Think of it as a central hub that gathers information from systems like CRM, ERP, or inventory management and ensures that data flows smoothly between them. At Toxic, we call our solution EntityFlow, an integration engine that streamlines and automates data integrations to save time and reduce the risk of errors.
Most companies use several different systems for finance, customer management, inventory, and logistics. Without an integration engine, these systems must communicate directly with each other via complex P2P solutions. An integration engine like EntityFlow centralizes communication, which:
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Reduces the risk of errors
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Streamlines business processes
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Simplifies management and saves time
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Provides a scalable solution that grows with the business
EntityFlow acts as the heart of your IT infrastructure, where all systems connect to a central platform instead of having separate connections between each system. This means that data is collected, processed, and sent where it is needed – quickly, securely, and without hassle.
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Centralized data management: A single point for all system communication.
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Efficiency: Automated processes save time.
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Scalability: Easy to add new systems.
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Security: Better control over data flows and increased security.
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Cost-effective: Reduces the need for expensive, custom integrations.
Yes! Integration engines like EntityFlow are designed to handle large amounts of data and complex flows without losing performance. Whether it's about real-time data or large batches, the system can manage it smoothly.
Positive. An integration engine increases security by consolidating all data flows in a central location where it is easier to monitor, protect, and control access. It also makes it easier to identify and manage potential security risks.
One of the biggest advantages of EntityFlow is that it is easy to scale up. When you grow or want to connect new systems, we can smoothly add new integrations without affecting the existing processes.