ePages is one of the pioneers of e-commerce. For many years, our healthy mixture of innovative concepts and proven functions has allowed companies to harness the enormous potential of the Internet. In a market that's always changing, we've always been a reliable partner. But with over 100 employees in Europe and the USA, we aren't resting on our laurels, we continue to work on the future of e-commerce.
| Year | Events |
| 1983 | Founding of the Beeck & Dahms Software GbR in Kiel Development of a inventory administration system for Apple II and IBM PCs |
| 1984 | Start of the software development on Apple Macintosh |
| 1987 | Trading under the name d’ART Computer GmbH Enterprise resource planning system "Faktura I" on Apple Macintosh |
| 1988 | Start of the object-oriented development on NeXT computers Enterprise resource planning system "Suxess II" |
| 1991 | Relocation to Hamburg, NeXT Distribution Sales exceeds 10 m DM for the first time |
| 1992 | Founding of affiliated company NetConsult GmbH in Jena, since 1997 operating under the name Intershop Communications GmbH |
| 1995 | First version of an online shop software Prototype DARTshop based on "Suxess II" |
| 1996 | e-commerce standard software is marketed as "Intershop Online" Founding of subsidiaries in the USA, France and the UK |
| 1997 | First e-commerce hosting platform worldwide: "Intershop ePages" is marketed to telecommunication companies and Internet service providers |
| 1998 | Successful initial public offering of the Intershop AG on the new market |
| 1999 | Division of the product lines Intershop 4 and Enfinity: Intershop 4 with focus on hosting providers and the medium-sized businesses, Intershop Enfinity with focus on large-scale enterprises |
| 2000 | Sales with "Intershop 4" reach 100 million DM with more than 30,000 installations |
| 2002 | Wilfried Beeck leaves the executive board of the Intershop AG - and with the ePages GmbH (formerly DART Software GmbH) - assumes management of further development, support and sales of the Intershop 4 product line, including trademark rights, existing customers and employees |
| 2003 | ePages releases version 4.5 to the market: The software now supports WebServices and features integration options in diverse marketplaces and portals such as eBay and Kelkoo |
| 2004 | The new version ePages 5 now facilitates rental shops on a highly professional level and features seamless upgrades to the ePages Merchant line. The modular architecture allows for customer-specific customisations in the Merchant version to occur even more quickly and securely eCorner assumes the ePages distribution for Australia and New Zealand |
| 2005 | ePages 5 Hosting platform is utilised by numerous leading telcos and web hosters (including Strato, Lycos, T-Online, T-Com and British Telecom) Merchant versions can be seamlessly integrated to existing IT structures through alliances with ERP providers (e.g. SAP and IFS) |
| 2006 | Integration to the Sage Office line Arnt Groth becomes CEO of ePages Opening of subsidiaries in London and Barcelona |
| 2007 | ePages is partner of Google for the introduction of Google Checkout in England ePages dominates tests in Internet World Business and c’t |
| 2008 | ePages receives the "Seal of e-Excellence" in gold at CeBIT and a 5- star rating in the PC-World Spain Launch of the new product generation ePages 6: ePages 6 facilitates the operation of powerful webshops and professional business websites with booking and rental functions on a SaaS (Software as a Service) platform Foundation of ePages Southern Europe S.L. Launch of ePages 6 ePages is used by more than 40.000 customers |
| 2009 | Launch of ePages for SAP Busines One ePages is used by more than 50.000 customers |
| 2010 | Change of name to ePages GmbH More than 100 employees work for the ePages GmbH |