Case · E-commerce

Revonik: a driver with a dead control unit has one question, can you fix mine.

Revonik repairs automotive electronics in Germany: engine, ABS, airbag and gearbox control units, instrument clusters. A part belongs to one exact car, so the catalogue follows the path the customer already thinks in: brand, model, year, unit. WordPress, thousands of pages, five languages, every form into the CRM.

E-commerce
Automotive electronics
WordPress
CRM integration
DE · EN · IT · FR · RU
Germany

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revonik.de

5 languages

German, English, Italian, French and Russian, each its own pages. checked on the live site · Sep 2026

Brand → model → year → part

A repair configurator on the first screen and a manufacturer index with dozens of brands. checked on the live site · Sep 2026

Forms into the CRM

Every repair order and enquiry lands in the client’s CRM, with an order confirmation generated for the customer. project record

The site, screen by screen

4 screens, as they are live today

Full frames from revonik.de taken on 3 September 2026, nothing cropped. Pick a screen or let them run.

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Homepage. The first screen of revonik.de: what the business is, for whom, and the first action, as a visitor sees it today.

Homepage, further down. The second screen of the homepage: the part a visitor reaches after the first scroll.

Error codes. The error-code section: a driver searches by the code on the dashboard and lands on the unit that causes it.

On a phone. Two screens on a phone: the layout is built for this size first, because that is where most visitors read it.

The project

Task, approach, what went live

The task

Thousands of parts, each belonging to one exact car. A catalogue organised by the shop’s logic would lose the driver; it had to follow brand, model, year, unit.

Five languages, a repair order that starts a process rather than an email, and a site that search engines can read despite its size.

The approach

We built the catalogue on WordPress with a repair configurator on the first screen, a manufacturer index and search that reads product names, descriptions and types.

Every form is wired into the client’s CRM; a repair order generates a confirmation for the customer. A technical SEO clean-up went across the site: titles, structure, duplicates, speed.

What went live

A WordPress catalogue in five languages with a repair configurator, manufacturer and error-code sections, forms into the CRM and order confirmations, run by the client. Domain and hosting in the client’s name.

What the site does

Seen on the live site, September 2026

Follows the driver
Brand, model, year, part, in that order, from the first screen.
Five languages
Customers across Europe search in their own language.
Orders start a process
A repair order lands in the CRM and confirms itself to the customer.
Readable at scale
Technical SEO so thousands of pages are found.

What was built

WebsiteWordPress catalogue

Thousands of pages fed from data.

SystemsCRM integration

Forms and orders into the CRM.

IndustryE-commerce

Stores and catalogues that sell.

Questions

Facts about the Revonik project

How is the Revonik catalogue organised?

The way a driver searches: brand, then model, then year, then the exact unit, with a configurator on the first screen, a manufacturer index and an error-code section.

How many languages does the Revonik site have?

Five: German, English, Italian, French and Russian, each as its own set of pages.

What happens when a customer sends a repair order on Revonik?

The order lands in the client’s CRM and a confirmation is generated for the customer, so nothing waits in a mailbox.

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