Infinity Group

Infinity Group is a Polish digital agency based in Białystok with 25 years in the market. The company has 140 experts across multiple international offices and has completed over 500 corporate projects. They work across 15+ international markets, focusing on e-commerce platforms, content management systems, and digital transformation for mid-market and enterprise clients.

The agency specializes in implementing Kentico, Sitecore, and Umbraco platforms. Their work spans website redesigns, e-commerce builds, intranet solutions, and system integrations. They hold ISO 27001 certification, indicating compliance with information security standards.

Services and capabilities

Infinity Group offers platform implementation, custom web development, and digital transformation consulting. They work extensively with Kentico DXP (now Xperience by Kentico), handling both new builds and migrations from legacy systems. The company also develops e-commerce solutions and manages content management implementations.

Their intranet practice focuses on internal communication platforms that improve employee engagement and information flow. System integration work includes connecting e-commerce platforms with CRM tools, call center systems, and product configurators. They provide ongoing technical support post-launch.

Notable work

Dom Development, one of Poland's largest real estate firms, engaged Infinity Group to build a multi-site digital ecosystem that automates inventory management and personalizes local marketing communication. The system supports omnichannel sales and was designed to scale as the developer adds locations.

Domino's Pizza Poland contracted the agency from 2020 onward to replace an aging e-commerce platform. The new system handles online orders, integrates with the international PULSE management tool, and scales across 130+ locations. Infinity Group handled design, implementation, and ongoing support.

Netia, a telecom operator, has worked with the agency for over a decade on integrated online and offline sales platforms. The solution connects e-commerce with CRM, call center systems, and product configuration tools to operate as a single ecosystem.

Adamed, a pharmaceutical company, deployed a Kentico DXP-based medical knowledge portal designed to engage doctors, partners, and patients with personalized, current medical information.

How they work

Engagements typically follow a project delivery model with three phases: design, implementation, and support. The company operates across 15+ international markets and structures teams around specific platforms (Kentico, Sitecore, Umbraco). For larger transformations, they assign dedicated account teams. Communication and decision-making appear to happen through regular touchpoints, though specific cadence is not detailed in available materials. The company emphasizes working with recognized technology partners and maintaining security standards throughout delivery.