Design
Content architecture, templates and administration paths defined with the teams who will work in them every day.
Technology · Adobe Commerce / Magento
Adobe Commerce, for selling that does not fit a form.
We design, build, integrate and evolve Adobe Commerce and Magento platforms for organizations whose catalogue, pricing rules and ordering processes go beyond what a hosted platform accepts.
What we do
Design, develop, integrate, evolve.
We work across the full life of the platform, from initial framing to the changes that follow the launch.
Development
Custom theme, modules and extensions, versioned code, separate environments and review before every release.
Integration
Connection to the systems already in place: data, accounts, marketing tools and business applications.
Evolution
Adjustments, new sections and technical upgrades planned with you, without rebuilding the platform.
Your concerns
The questions an organization asks before choosing.
- Is the platform oversized for us?
- Often, yes. It is justified when the catalogue, the pricing rules and the ordering processes are genuinely complex. If your selling model fits a standard frame, a lighter platform will cost less to operate.
- What operational load should we plan for?
- A real and continuous one: environments, upgrades, performance and security. It is planned and budgeted from the start, whether it sits with your teams or a provider.
- How do we handle a very large catalogue?
- Through structure before tooling: families, attributes, per-site scopes and data sources. Indexing, caching and search are then tuned around that structure.
- Can our B2B rules be handled natively?
- A large part can: customer accounts, price lists, quote requests and ordering by reference. What remains specific is developed within the platform model rather than against it.
In practice
Complexity taken on, not endured.
This platform accepts highly detailed selling models. That is its value, and it is also what makes it expensive when the initial structure is approximate.
Product repository
Families, attributes and scopes defined with product teams before any development.
Commercial rules
Price lists, per-account terms and quote processes translated into explicit rules.
Performance
Indexing, caching and search sized for the real catalogue.
Delivery cycle
Separate environments, controlled deployments and upgrades prepared ahead of time.
What we set during framing
- Data scope
- What is global, what belongs to a site or a market.
- Prices and terms
- The hierarchy of rules, and which one wins in a conflict.
- Operational load
- Who holds the environments, the updates and the monitoring.
- Version path
- The pace of upgrades and how they are prepared.
Integrations
A platform connected to what you already use.
We start from your existing systems and the interfaces they expose. The exact scope is defined during framing: it depends on each system, not on the technology alone.
Data and accounts
- Directory and authentication
- User accounts
- Internal databases
- Internal APIs
Marketing and content
- Email tools
- Campaign management
- Translation and multilingual
- Media library
Business applications
- CRM
- ERP
- Forms and requests
- Customer service tools
Measurement and compliance
- Analytics
- Consent management
- Logging
- Accessibility
The right fit?
What tips the decision towards Adobe Commerce.
Adobe Commerce and Magento support selling models few platforms accept. In return, they require an organization able to operate them.
Decision criteria
- Large catalogueThousands of references, many attributes and per-market scopes.
- Deep B2B rulesAccounts, price lists, quotes and ordering by reference handled natively.
- Specific ordering processesInternal approval, thresholds and terms that structure the sale.
- Heavy integrationsERP, PIM and logistics tools connected continuously, with high exchange volumes.
- Control of the platformA foundation you can host and evolve according to your own constraints.
Counterparts to accept
- Cost of ownershipLicensing by edition, infrastructure and operations make up most of the budget, not the initial build.
- Skills requiredThe platform demands experienced people, in development as well as operations.
- Demanding upgradesThey are prepared, tested and budgeted as projects in their own right.
- Time to launchSetup takes longer than a hosted platform, even on a reduced scope.
If the analysis shows another foundation serves your need better, we say so and point you to the right option.
Operations
What keeps the platform steady after launch.
Operations are not a contract separate from the project: they are prepared during design and continue at the pace you choose.
Environments
Separate development, staging and production, with the same deployment path every time.
Updates
Dependencies and versions tracked and tested before they are applied.
Security
Access management, logging and fixes applied according to their severity.
Backups and recovery
Verified backups and a documented restore procedure.
Monitoring
Availability, errors and response times watched, with a regular review.
Handover
Documentation and code handed to your organization, with no imposed dependency.
Use cases
What it actually looks like.
Three contexts where this approach changes daily life for teams. The interfaces shown are mockups made by our team to illustrate the point, not client projects.
VariantsStructured
- Categories
- Families
- Products
A deep catalogue held by its structure
Thousands of references organized by families and attributes, fed from the internal repository.
Tracked in the ERP
- Quote
- Order
- Picking
- Shipping
A quote turned into an order
A price request processed then converted, without re-entry between tools.
Stock per warehouseUp to date
Stock reflected per warehouse
Availability shown by real source rather than an aggregated total.
Your project
Let’s talk about your next platform.
Share your objectives, technology environment, and constraints, and we will explore how to integrate the platform into your organization.
- A precise need or one still to define
- Architecture discussed before technology
- Collaboration with internal teams