Amiatex

Before Amiatex, I managed several online stores built on PrestaShop. Each had its own admin interface, imports, and set of customisations. Whenever I needed to develop or change something, I had to repeat the same work for every store.

What increasingly bothered me was constantly switching between admin interfaces and duplicating work. I imported the same products into several systems, stored the same images on the server more than once, and had to roll out every new feature to each store separately.

That experience led me to build my own multi-store platform. I wanted to manage multiple stores from a single admin interface: one import for a shared product range, one source of images, and one dashboard instead of several disconnected systems.

Each online store could still retain its own identity and configuration. Margins, descriptions, translations, countries, currencies, and shipping rates could all be set independently — without copying and maintaining everything several times over.

Amiatex was not just another e-commerce system for me. It was a way to simplify everyday work and provide a shared foundation for future development: I could make each change once and roll it out wherever it was needed.