We audit your current ecommerce stack and design a composable architecture across storefront, commerce engine, ERP, PIM, POS, checkout, search, analytics, and post-launch operations.
Choosing the wrong headless platform creates expensive migration rework. The right architecture depends on catalog complexity, team skills, integration load, budget, and how much custom business logic you own.
A SaaS backend, open-source engine, or custom service can each be right or wrong depending on your catalog, integrations, and ownership needs.
ERP, PIM, warehouse, payment, and marketplace systems need clear API contracts before the storefront build starts.
Poor planning creates duplicate imports, broken redirects, checkout regressions, and expensive post-launch cleanup.
We evaluate the business model first, then recommend the exact mix of technologies, migration steps, and integrations.
We compare Saleor, Medusa, Vendure, Swell, Shopify headless, and custom APIs against catalog complexity, team skills, and ownership needs.
We map ERP, PIM, POS, warehouse, payment, tax, search, analytics, and support tools before implementation starts.
Products, variants, customers, orders, redirects, metadata, and custom fields get mapped before data is moved.
We define when open-source commerce gives useful control and when hosted systems reduce operational risk.
We inspect plugin behavior, checkout rules, data quality, SEO assets, integrations, and fragile custom code.
We plan hosting, edge caching, background jobs, monitoring, rollback paths, and release environments for traffic spikes.
Our agnostic, step-by-step approach to ensuring your technology stack is future-proof and ROI-focused.
We review your existing codebase, infrastructure, and business goals. We identify bottlenecks, security flaws, and legacy systems holding you back.
We design a blueprint for your new infrastructure. This includes entity-relationship diagrams for databases, API flowcharts, and server topography maps.
You receive a comprehensive, actionable document detailing exact technologies, cost estimations, security protocols, and a phased execution plan.
The answer is not always Saleor, Medusa, Vendure, or Swell. The right stack comes from business constraints, not developer taste.
Variants, bundles, B2B pricing, regional catalogs, inventory rules, custom attributes, and merchandising workflows.
ERP, PIM, POS, warehouse, CRM, marketplace, finance, subscription, and customer support system requirements.
Who will maintain the stack after launch: internal devs, agency retainer, mixed ownership, or mostly no-code operations.
SEO traffic, order history, uptime tolerance, rollback options, data quality, and launch timing around revenue periods.
Let our engineers design a blueprint that scales with your ambition and saves you thousands in technical debt.