Customer: Kavli and Q-Meieriene
Delivery: New websites and user-generated content
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Kavli and Q-Meieriene wanted to strengthen their brands and make it easier for consumers to find information, submit ideas, and get in touch, without having to run separate systems for each brand and market.
We developed a shared digital platform based on Enonic XP, making it possible to manage multiple brands within one solution.
One platform for multiple brands
Kavli's in-house agency can now run separate websites for Kavli and Q-Meieriene from the same system, with support for multiple languages and markets. The two brands keep their own distinct identity, while sharing the same technical and editorial logic behind the scenes.
User-generated content, no external systems needed
Using Enonic XP's Elasticsearch-based data model, we built features like "Min Q-idé" (My Q Idea) directly into the solution, with no need for external systems. That made it possible to bring idea submission, follow-up, and statistics together in one place, instead of stitching together multiple tools.
Login tailored to each audience
We implemented Microsoft Entra ID for internal users and Vipps for consumers, so each group logs in the way they're already used to, instead of one solution trying to fit everyone.
Built to keep growing
The platform runs on Enonic Cloud, giving Kavli predictable, cost-effective operations. New brands, languages, and login methods can be added without a corresponding rise in complexity.
Kavli and Q-Meieriene now have two modern brand platforms with strong usability and efficient editorial management. An interactive store finder connects products to shops and lets users find their nearest retailer on a map, significantly reducing the load on customer service.
Min Q-idé has become a natural part of Q-Meieriene's website, and product developers now get insight and statistics through their own admin dashboard instead of having to ask around. For businesses with multiple brands or markets, this is a familiar dilemma: every new brand or market risks becoming another system to maintain.
The Kavli project shows it's possible to keep a distinct brand identity for each audience while bringing operations together in a single solution.
