Roima accelerates growth, as Part Trap AB, a fast-growing B2B Digital Commerce software provider for discrete manufacturers known for Parttap ONE, joins Roima. Parttrap ONE offers everything B2B companies need for online business by quickly enabling digital sales of complex products and their spare parts. Part Trap is based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and will expand Roima’s Swedish presence further.
Parttrap ONE is a complete B2B e-commerce Software as a Service (SaaS) solution with four core components: eCommerce, Product Information Management (PIM), Content Management System (CMS), and out-of-box real-time ERP integration for leading manufacturing ERPs.
Roima is on a continuous growth path and is one of the largest independent industrial software providers in the Nordics, with close to 45 million euros in revenues including Part Trap. Today, Roima is serving over 400 customers worldwide, helping to boost their competitiveness through more efficient operations, better quality, and end-customer experience with solutions in manufacturing, warehouse, and product lifecycle management. Both Roima’s and Part Trap’s products leverage the SaaS model, providing fast business value capture and scalability.
Our mission is to create sustainable results through leading-edge supply chain software and services. Today, we are well-established in Finland, Sweden, and Denmark. With Parttrap ONE, widespread in the Nordics and the United States, we can even further boost our customers’ productivity, resiliency, and end-customer experience. Our experts are leading professionals and there is a good match of cultures and customer approach to growing together”, states Roima’s CEO Markus Kalalahti.
We are excited to become a part of Roima’s impressive portfolio of solutions bringing value to manufacturers globally. For us, this means becoming an even more significant player in the B2B eCommerce and the Arena of Digitalization, and further strengthening our platform to meet the industry’s needs. I am positive that together we will bring great value to our customers,” rejoices Part Trap’s CEO Tomas Landquist.
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