Platforms & Marketplaces

Most enterprise systems start from a single need and grow without planning. A point comes when the system freezes, data doesn’t add up and the team spends more time working around limitations than actually working. Cubo9 builds platforms and marketplaces designed to grow — and takes over those that need reform without losing what already works.

What’s included

  • Technical diagnosis of the current system: bottleneck mapping, technical debt and scalability risks
  • Growth-oriented architecture: data modeling, separation of concerns and future integrations planned from the start
  • E-commerces and marketplaces with multi-vendor management, payment splitting and segment-specific business logic
  • Intranets and corporate portals with granular access control and legacy system integrations
  • Documented APIs for integration with ERPs, CRMs and third-party platforms
  • Data migration with guaranteed integrity and transition window without downtime

How the process works

Before proposing any solution, Cubo9 performs a technical diagnosis of the current environment. This prevents the solution from solving the wrong problem. From the diagnosis, the target architecture and migration or build roadmap are defined — with clear milestones, realistic estimates and direct communication with the client’s technical leads.

Why Cubo9

Platforms and marketplaces demand architectural discipline that most software houses outsource to frameworks and conventions. Cubo9 has a track record since 2012 in projects with multiple vendors, multiple countries and multiple simultaneous integrations — the Polo Caruaru marketplace with 200+ vendors and the multi-tenant platform for a major Northeast shopping center chain are proof of that.

Who it’s ideal for

Companies with systems that have grown beyond their original capacity — and need a partner who understands the operation before proposing any technology. Retailers migrating to marketplace, groups with multiple units or brands, industries integrating sales and distribution channels.