FNX Group - TYPO3 agency

FNX Group is a Poland-based software development firm specializing in TYPO3 CMS implementation and digital experience platforms. The company has completed over 200 projects for more than 100 clients and agencies across Western Europe, with a track record spanning multiple high-traffic portals, corporate intranets, and B2B/B2C platforms. Their work includes the Danone Group intranet, National Geographic digital editions, and platforms for HiPP, Kozminski University, and Polish National Rail.

Services and capabilities

FNX Group's core offerings cluster around content management, e-learning, and custom web applications. They build advanced web apps using TYPO3, Shopware, Magento, Symfony, and React. Beyond development, they provide TYPO3 upgrades, strategic consulting, workshops, and formal training. Their engagement model spans traditional agency work, subcontracting, outsourcing, and body leasing arrangements.

They operate LMS3, an open-source learning management system built on TYPO3, which they distribute exclusively in Poland. LMS3 supports SCORM standards, integrates with Moodle and Ilias, includes a virtual classroom via BigBlueButton, and features an AI Tutor that personalizes learning paths. The platform handles course creation, user management, progress tracking, and certification workflows across verticals including security training, onboarding, product training, and technical upskilling.

Their sector focus spans eCommerce, education, ePublishing, intranet platforms, and manufacturing. One client, a multi-language B2B and B2C sales platform, demonstrates their ability to manage 10-language deployments with integrated configurators and product catalogs. They've also handled high-traffic publishing portals (National Geographic, Focus, Gala) and specialized platforms like university sports management systems that integrate with internal systems and electronic payments.

Notable work

HiPP's corporate website combines a product catalog, knowledge base, and community ("social baby club") to connect the brand with parents and healthcare professionals. Danone's intranet addressed a multi-company group need for a single platform with role-based content customization across multiple business units. National Geographic, Focus, and Gala represent high-traffic digital magazine portals that extend their print offerings online.

Kozminski University's sports platform handles sports activity management, internal system integration, student self-service, and payment processing. A B2B and B2C sales platform spanning 10 languages includes a shelf configurator tool for retailers alongside a full product catalog, demonstrating FNX's ability to build sophisticated commerce and configuration workflows.

How they work

FNX offers multiple engagement models: fixed-scope agency projects, ongoing subcontracting, full outsourcing, and dedicated team (body leasing) arrangements. According to client testimonials, the team emphasizes thorough problem analysis before development and commits to agile project management with regular milestone delivery. Clients note deadline adherence and responsive communication as consistent strengths. They work closely with editorial teams on large installations, supporting multi-level approval workflows and remote management across geographies.

Team and credentials

The company does not publicly disclose team size or founder names in the sourced material. However, client testimonials from named contacts at HiPP, Danone, Gruner + Jahr (publisher), Effecticore Marketing, Kozminski University, Bydgoszcz City Hall, and Polish National Rail indicate established relationships and deep expertise. TYPO3 technical credentials are evidenced by their role as an official LMS3 distributor in Poland and active participation in the product's development with LEARNTUBE! GmbH. Clients specifically praise their TYPO3 knowledge, programming skills, design capability, and technical campaign support. The firm cites TYPO3's recognition as the most secure CMS according to sucuri.net and its adoption by German government institutions, positioning themselves within that security and stability tier.