/01 — Project Puszcza
Project Puszcza

A New Model for Building e-commerce

See how Shopware, a modern frontend, and AI-first development can shorten the path from idea to working platform. Project Puszcza shows that e-commerce can be built faster, smarter, and with greater control over the architecture.

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ShopwareA flexible, API-first commerce platform.
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Modern FrontendStandardization of key implementation elements.
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AI-first developmentAI supports analysis, design, and development.

/02 — Starting Point

E-commerce needsof a better way of working.

Many companies still think of implementing an e-commerce platform as a large, heavy, and risky project that requires many months of preparation, extensive customization, and building almost everything from scratch.

The problem is that the market moves faster today than traditional implementation models. Companies want to test new sales channels, validate ideas, launch MVPs, grow B2B and B2C sales, integrate systems, and use AI without having to rebuild the entire ecosystem for every change.

That's exactly why we created "Project Puszcza" – a concept showing how modern e-commerce can be built faster, smarter, and with greater control over the architecture.

/03 — Approach

Project Puszcza combines Shopware,frontend and AI in practice

In our talk, we showed how e-commerce can be built in a more structured and predictable way. It's not only about using artificial intelligence to generate code or content. It's about changing the entire way we work on a sales platform.

At the center of this approach is Shopware as a flexible, API-first commerce platform, a modern frontend, standardization of key implementation elements, and AI supporting analysis, design, development, and optimization.

The result? A faster path from concept to working solution, fewer arbitrary technology decisions, and greater control over how the platform can evolve in the future.

/04 — From the Talk

What you'll learnfrom the talk?

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Where the idea for "Project Puszcza" came from.
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Why Shopware works well as a foundation for modern e-commerce implementations.
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How AI can genuinely support the platform-building process instead of just being a marketing buzzword.
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Why frontend, architecture, and integrations should be designed as one coherent ecosystem.
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How to reduce chaos, risk, and cost through standardization.
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What the AI-first development approach means in practice.
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How to test concepts, MVPs, and new sales models faster.

/05 — Outcomes

What you'll gainafter watching the material?

You'll better understand how to approach an e-commerce implementation without repeating patterns that extend the project, raise costs, and make further platform development harder.

You'll learn why architecture matters more today than the number of features at launch, how to design a platform ready for the next stages of growth, and where AI can genuinely speed up the technology team's work.

/06 — Who It's For

Who shouldwatch this recording?

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You want to build e-commerce faster without losing control.
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You're interested in the combination of Shopware, frontend, and AI.
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You're looking for a way to test new concepts more efficiently.
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You're thinking about a platform that will be ready for future growth.
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Shopware in Modern ImplementationsHow Shopware can support modern e-commerce implementations.
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Frontend StandardizationHow frontend standardization reduces implementation time and cost.
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Less Technology ChaosHow to reduce technology chaos through standardization and good architecture.

/07 — Speakers

The people whogave the talk

Mateusz Flasiński

Chief Enterprise Architect

Systems architect with more than 10 years of experience designing and scaling complex e-commerce platforms. At CREHLER, he is responsible for the technology layer of Shopware implementations, integrations with ERP and PIM systems, and building headless architecture.

Marcin Moska

Chief Operating Officer

Expert in digital transformation and e-commerce project management. For more than a decade, he has helped B2B and D2C companies align business strategy with technology. At CREHLER, he oversees the delivery of implementations, operational processes, and the development of the teams behind the largest Shopware projects in Poland and Germany.

/08 — FAQ

Frequentlyasked questions

/01What exactly is Project Puszcza?

Project Puszcza is a concept demonstrating a new model for building e-commerce – based on Shopware, standardization, a modern frontend, and the use of AI in the design and development process.

/02Does Project Puszcza apply only to Shopware?

The project was presented using Shopware as an example, but the approach it covers is relevant more broadly – for companies that want to build more flexible, scalable, and integration-ready sales platforms.

/03Can AI genuinely speed up e-commerce implementation?

Yes, but only when it operates within a well-designed process. AI can support analysis, design, development, testing, and optimization, but it doesn't replace good architecture or the team's experience.

/04Can CREHLER help us with a similar project?

Yes. CREHLER designs and implements e-commerce platforms based on Shopware, develops B2B and B2C solutions, integrates systems, and helps companies use AI in their technology and business processes.

/09 — Contact

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Tell us about your project and see how the new model for building e-commerce works for your business.