As of mid-2012, Hara Partners has worked with 250+ Magento-based stores.
Hara Partners is able to service its clients with design, photography, video,development, consulting, IT services, and hosting—all out of one hand.
2011
In 2011, Hara Partners integrated Magento with Netsuite.
We have implemented Netsuite with a Magento e-commerce frontend more consistently to meet needs ranging from fulfillment and sourcing (ERP), over corporate financials, workflow and productivity , customer service (CRM) and reporting.
Hara Partners also cultivated other deep industry relationships, including:
– Celebros
– CompuTop
– Addrexx
2010
Hara Partners started the New York Magento Group which has grown to be the largest Magento community group in the world.
Hara Partners also integrated Magento with almost everything under the sun:
– ERP
– POS
– MailChimp, Email Service
2007
In late 2007, when Magento was first release in its beta version, the Hara Partners team quickly grasped the game changing nature of the new platform and reverse-engineered the Magento software.
Hara Partners started to incorporate Magento into its projects to solve business and coding needs.
Leveraging its deep technological roots, Hara Partners started to adapt Magento into all e-commerce projects.
Driven by the belief that technology should have no boundaries, we adapt technology to the client’s specifications and needs rather than the other way around.
Our team extends Magento using the underlying Zend Framework to include:
– Order management systems
– Tax lookup services
2006
Hara Partners was founded in 2006 by Mai Erne and Jun Zhao in New York to apply the most advanced technologies to electronic trade.
In the early days the team developed high-speed, high-volume trading platforms supporting well over 6 million transactions per day distributed over a multitude of servers.
Hara Partners also consulted closely with businesses selling on eBay and Amazon, handling all aspects of commerce, from sourcing over light manufacturing to fulfillment and customer service.
Much of the technology was based on Java and a home-grown framework to streamline recurring business needs around e-commerce.