Codelivery

Codelivery is a Warsaw-based software house founded in 2009 (the source mentions 15 years of expertise as of the site's current state). The company has 20 developers and has delivered 500+ projects across e-commerce, gaming, IoT, and industrial sectors. It is led by founder Dominik Szulim and co-founder Marek (surname not provided in source). The firm positions itself on proximity to European clients—it claims to reach them within 2.5 hours for in-person meetings. Rafał Brzoska, CEO of InPost, has publicly stated he invested in the company in 2012, citing their innovation and successful execution.

Services and capabilities

Codelivery's service menu splits into six core areas. Custom software development covers tailored applications built from scratch. Shopware solutions are a specialization: the company is a Shopware Bronze Partner and handles Shopware 6 implementations, migrations from Shopware 5, and custom plugin development. They also build product configurators, AR/VR experiences (both immersive and game-based using Unreal Engine), and offer outsourcing and team augmentation.

Cloud work includes migrations to AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud; infrastructure management; cloud-native development with Docker and Kubernetes; and serverless architecture. DevOps and CI/CD services aim to accelerate delivery and improve quality. The firm also builds custom business applications (PIM, CRM, MIS). On the Shopware side specifically, they offer discovery calls, end-to-end implementation, Shopware 5-to-6 migration, rescue services for troubled projects, custom module development, third-party integrations (ERP, CRM, PIM), and performance optimization.

For outsourcing, they provide dedicated development teams, staff augmentation, project-based delivery, and specialized skill sourcing. The company claims a rigorous talent selection process and offers flexible engagement models.

Notable work

Two case studies appear in the source, though one is incomplete. The first involves a major U.S. trade printer with multiple branches, annual revenues exceeding $150 million, and 5,000+ products. Codelivery built a high-performance e-commerce platform for the client. The second is a VR mystery game titled "Who Killed John Malone?" The source also mentions a Shopware 5-to-6 migration for a European fashion retailer with 5,000+ products across multiple categories and 50+ brand partnerships, completed with JTL Connector integration.

They have worked with InPost (Rafał Brzoska's company), which is a Polish logistics and fintech operator. Dariusz Żuk, CEO of AIP Seed, has also publicly endorsed the founders.

How they work

Codelivery operates on flexible engagement models: fixed-price projects, dedicated teams, staff augmentation, and time-and-materials. For Shopware projects specifically, the company emphasizes workshops with the client, regular QA review, bi-weekly deliveries during implementation, and user acceptance testing. They provide ongoing maintenance and SLA-backed support via an e-commerce consultant with 10+ years of experience. Project communication is conducted in English. The firm offers discovery calls to align on scope and engagement terms before formal engagement.

Team and credentials

Codelivery has 20 developers. Founders are Dominik Szulim (CEO) and Marek (co-founder, surname not disclosed). The company is a Shopware Bronze Certified Partner. No mention of ISO 27001, SOC 2, or other security certifications appears in the source material. Endorsements come from Rafał Brzoska (CEO, InPost) and Dariusz Żuk (CEO, AIP Seed). The company publishes technical content on Shopware, DevOps, mobile architecture, and UX/UI design in English and German.