Technical and Architectural Review
Review Adobe Commerce code, dependencies, integration shape, release process, infrastructure assumptions, and the current ownership model.
Expertise
Adobe Commerce audits make platform condition visible across commercial logic, integrations, code quality, release risk, operational friction, content structure, data flow, and ownership gaps.
The output is not a generic report. It is a practical Adobe Commerce audit that defines what needs to change, what can wait, and where investment is most likely to hold, using a structured diagnosis.
Evaluation work
The goal is to give decisions a stronger evidence base before Adobe Commerce build, migration, optimisation, or retained governance work begins.
Review Adobe Commerce code, dependencies, integration shape, release process, infrastructure assumptions, and the current ownership model.
Check whether pricing logic, catalogue structure, customer journeys, workflows, and platform behaviour still support the business model.
Define what to stabilise, what to improve, what to rebuild, and what should not be changed yet.
A structured Adobe Commerce audit should examine the areas most likely to constrain complex B2B trading: integrations, pricing logic, governance, release process, technical debt, and operational workflows.
Those areas determine whether the platform can support reliable change, stable customer experience, and further investment without adding avoidable risk.
When an Adobe Commerce platform is underperforming, the next spend is often framed too quickly as redevelopment, support, or migration. An audit slows that down enough to find the real constraint behind the causes of underperformance.
That may be commercial definition, platform architecture, data ownership, content governance, release practice, or the way operational work is handled outside the platform, and the next steps depend on a structured approach.
Connected expertise
The next step should follow the evidence, not a preset delivery package.
Use strategy work when the audit shows unclear pricing, customer structure, or platform role.
Move into architecture when system boundaries, integrations, or delivery structure need redesign.
Use retained governance when the platform is viable but needs better control and focused improvement.