Lift company Aritco impress with large web investments

The Swedish lift company Aritco is now making several big launches on the web. Today, Aritco launches an online store for spare parts as well as an updated partner portal with more support to the company's 140 partners around the world. Recently, the company launched an inspiring lift generator, Aritco3D where home owners and architects can design their own lift in a nice 3D environment on the Internet or on the iPad. Earlier this year, Aritco also launched three new websites and a mobile website to better meet the information needs from different customer groups interested in platform lifts and home lifts.

"We work hard to maintain our position as the world-leading supplier of platform lifts and home lifts. We must then have effective and useful tool for our partners and inspiring information to lift buyers, architects and builders. The Web is a natural tool for us today", says Tommy Löwbäck, CEO of Aritco.

Today, Aritco is launching a webshop for spare parts. The goal is to simplify for the company's partners and speed up the delivery of spare parts. At the same time Aritco challenges their competitors by promising that spare parts will be shipped the same day they are ordered.

Earlier this year, the company launched three new websites; Aritco.com, Aritcoplatformlifts.com and Aritcohomelifts.com. Aritco.com is focused on corporate information whereas Aritcoplatformlifts.com is targeting the public market. The third site, Aritcohomelifts.com, has been developed for home owners that might be future prospects of home lifts. The site offers inspiring photos, easy to understand information and a brand new app, Aritco3D, where home owners and architects can design their own lift in different home environments.

"We use the latest technology and we are the industry leaders in this area. With Aritco3D you can better imagine how to customize and what it's like to have a home lift at home. Today Aritco3D is available on the web and as an iPad app. We will continue to develop this concept further", says Anders Carlsson, Head of IT at Aritco.