[Flow] Commercial web projects build with FLOW

Robert Lemke robert at typo3.org
Tue Jul 30 11:47:54 CEST 2013


Hi Wojtek,

Wojtek wrote:
> are there already any web apps (portals) built with FLOW and working well online?
> I would be very happy to see FLOW in action.

It's hard to compile a good list at the moment because most projects are 
somewhat invisible in intranets, B2B platforms or middlewares. But here 
are a few I'm aware of and which can be mentioned publicly:

Nationwide partner portal for Deutsche Post AG

- based on TYPO3 CMS and TYPO3 Flow
- 12.700 terminals in 11.500 agencies of Deutsche Post AG
- application for the whole management and orders of partner angecies of 
Deutsche Post
- press release: 
http://www.pressebox.de/pressemitteilung/punktde-gmbh/Gelungenes-Gesamtpaket-Partnerportal-der-Deutschen-Post-vernetzt-11500-Partner-Filialen/boxid/607919

Customer management middleware for Dirk Rossmann GmbH (second-biggest 
drug store in Germany)

- SOAP based middleware based on TYPO3 Flow for managing millions of 
customer accounts
- strong security demands and rather high load
- authentication solution
- customer support solution, also based on Flow, with CouchDB data storage
see: http://www.networkteam.com/referenzen/detail/rossmannde.html

Highly customized shop solution for World of Textiles
http://www.world-of-textiles.com

- website and shopping solution based on TYPO3 Flow
- 30.000 articles shipping per day
- created by netlogix, Nürnberg

Amadeus Social Media Suite
http://amadeus-social-media-suite.com/en/benefits.html
- application created with TYPO3 Flow, also using TYPO3 Neos
- Amadeus is the world's biggest e-ticket provider
- dozens of developers working on that project
- teams in 3 different countries

Example Neos distribution by Lelesys:
- http://corporate-neos.lelesys.com

Also smaller projects:
http://www.edsh.de

And ... other projects we might know about, but can't be mentioned (yet).

Cheers,
Robert


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