1,200+
Businesses running on Liferay globally
30%
Average reduction in order processing time
100%
Open source — no vendor lock-in
4.6★
G2 rating · Rated by enterprise customers
"We have successfully implemented an e-commerce experience into the B2B space in which we operate. Clients manage their own ordering, which has removed a significant cost for Tag. The quality of service has improved as clients prefer the simple and familiar nature of self-service ordering."
"On the upgraded dealer portal, users can retrieve invoice information, check production inventory, create shopping lists, submit warranty claims, and perform key self-service tasks. Overall sales increased by 20%, contributing to increasing customer satisfaction through improved service. eCommerce transactions increased by 50%."
"140% more customers self-service with SkyTV's revamped website. SkyTV rebuilt their customer portal on Liferay, dramatically reducing inbound support volume while improving customer satisfaction scores."
Frequently Asked Questions
Liferay is a unified open source DXP — content, commerce, and portal in one platform. You don't need a separate CMS to run your storefront content. SAP Commerce is powerful for very large deployments but significantly more complex and expensive to implement. Adobe Commerce (Magento) started as B2C and has retrofitted B2B — the architecture reflects that. Liferay was built with B2B account structures, approval workflows, and custom pricing as first-class features from the start. And unlike both, Liferay can be fully self-hosted — meaning your data never sits on a US-owned platform subject to foreign jurisdiction.
Yes. Liferay has native connectors for SAP covering pricing, inventory, and order management — leveraging product data from external systems using out-of-the-box integrations with ERPs, CRMs, and other third-party systems. Data syncs in real time without a custom middleware layer. Your Solution Architect will walk through the exact connector architecture for your SAP version in the demo
A focused implementation — self-service portal with custom pricing and ERP integration — typically runs 4–6 months. Multi-market deployments with complex account hierarchies and deep ERP customisation are typically 6–12 months. MacDon upgraded their dealer portal and built an entirely new public website and self-service portal for their subsidiary — your Solution Architect will give you a realistic estimate based on your specific scope, not a best-case number
