What type of company is Espresso IT-Solutions?
A Netherlands-based eCommerce technology company focused on integration, automation, product data and custom operational software.
ESPRESSO IT-SOLUTIONS
About Espresso IT-Solutions
Espresso IT-Solutions B.V. is a Netherlands-based eCommerce technology company. We design the operational layer between commerce platforms, product data, European marketplaces and internal systems, combining integration engineering, automation and custom software.
What we do
Our work covers marketplace integration, product-feed management, recurring stock and order workflows, API and middleware architecture, AI-assisted catalog operations, and private eCommerce tools. The right solution can use a standard connector, custom middleware or a purpose-built application; the choice depends on the systems, mappings and operating rules involved.
How we work
We begin with the source systems, the ownership of each data field and the failure modes that matter to the business. We then define mappings, validation rules, monitoring, controlled retries and reconciliation. This keeps the implementation focused on operational reliability rather than a one-off data transfer.
European commerce context
Espresso IT-Solutions works at the intersection of eCommerce technology, cross-border sales and European marketplace operations. The website documents work with Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, custom commerce stacks and channels including Amazon, bol.com, eBay, Kaufland, ManoMano, Decathlon, Fnac and other marketplaces.
The team
- Anthony Di Loreto — CEO & Systems Architect
- Nicholas Verzè — Tech & Strategy Lead
- Marcos Salazar — Head of Development & Delivery
Company details
Espresso IT-Solutions B.V. · KvK 95228675 · Papaverweg 34, unit B100, 1032 KJ Amsterdam, Netherlands · admin@espresso-itsolutions.com · +31 6 34556429.
Common questions
Which commerce platforms can Espresso connect?
The documented service scope includes Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop and custom eCommerce stacks. Feasibility depends on the available APIs, data and operating rules.
Does Espresso work only in the Netherlands?
No. The company is based in Amsterdam and its service pages focus on European marketplace and cross-border operations.
How does a project start?
With a review of systems, data ownership, channel requirements, operational bottlenecks and the controls needed for reliable execution.
Discuss your project
Tell us which systems, channels and operational bottlenecks you need to connect.