Bosch
Explore how Bosch Home Comfort Group unified fragmented loyalty programs across Europe into a single, scalable portal — built on Virto Commerce and serving 150,000+ B2B installers across 50+ brand-country combinations.
Key Achievement
We directly had a working piece of software after just 2.5 days of hands-on workshop. That fast-prototyping experience was crucial in our decision.
Challenge
Solution
Bosch selected Virto Commerce following a rapid prototyping workshop — a working piece of software was ready in just 2.5 days. The loyalty portal was built on top of Virto’s flexible, headless Commerce Innovation Platform, designed to scale across brands, markets, and fulfillment networks without structural rework.
Key elements of the unified solution:
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Modular, API-first backend fully compatible with Bosch’s existing .NET/C# stack
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Points-based rewards model with localized conversion factors per country
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Automated nightly catalog updates and product imports across 22,000+ SKUs
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Custom-built fulfillment logic integrated with 115+ providers
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50+ brand-country storefront configurations
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Installer self-service: product registration, loyalty point redemption, training access, and documentation
Result
What started as a project to consolidate fragmented loyalty programs has evolved into a central digital hub for Bosch’s European installer network. The platform has scaled continuously since 2017 — from 5,000 first-year orders to 35,000+ annually — without requiring structural rework. It is now a mission-critical part of how Bosch engages and retains its trade partner network across Europe.
Business Benefits
- 115+ fulfillment providers integrated via custom-built logic ensure consistent, localized delivery experiences for installers in each market.
- Installer self-service workspace consolidates product registration, rewards redemption, training materials, and documentation in one place, reducing support overhead and improving partner satisfaction.
- API-first, modular architecture built on Bosch’s existing .NET/C# stack meant no technology disruption — the new platform extended what already worked rather than replacing it.
- Scalable foundation has absorbed new brands, markets, and fulfillment partners since 2017 without structural rework, giving Bosch the operational flexibility to expand its European partner program.
