Development & integrations

Adobe App Builder runs custom Commerce logic outside the core codebase. Here is how it connects to Adobe Commerce, how it compares with PHP modules, and which jobs it suits.

A reference ecommerce architecture for Adobe Commerce, layer by layer, with who usually owns each part and the key decision at every level.

The seven current Adobe Commerce certifications, what each one actually proves, how to verify a credential, and how to use them sensibly when hiring Magento developers.

From the Reports menu to a full data warehouse: a maturity ladder showing which business questions each reporting level answers in Adobe Commerce, and how to get the data out.

Adobe Commerce offers configurable products, bundles and custom options, and custom builds cover the rest. This guide compares them on stock, pricing and performance so you pick the right configurator.

Adobe Commerce has no native multi-vendor features, so marketplaces use an extension, a platform such as Mirakl or a custom seller portal. Here are the requirements and how the options compare.

PWA Studio still gets maintenance releases, but Adobe’s storefront focus has moved to Edge Delivery Services. Here is how it compares with Alokai, ScandiPWA, custom Next.js and Hyvä, and how to migrate.

Most Magento stores should perfect mobile web or a PWA before building a native app. This decision matrix covers push, offline, app stores, effort and update speed, with the Adobe Commerce route for each option.

A PIM pays off when product data comes from many people, sources or channels. Use the scorecard and attribute ownership table to plan a Magento PIM integration.

Orders out, stock and prices in. This guide covers data ownership, a sync direction and frequency table, integration patterns and how to judge an ERP connector.

The licence or build price is the small cost; years of upgrades are the big one. Use this framework and two checklists to decide whether to build or buy a Magento extension.

A clear guide to Magento inventory management: how MSI sources, stocks, salable quantity and reservations work, how orders pick a warehouse, and when to connect a WMS.