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Adobe Commerce (Magento Enterprise) Implementation and Managed Services

We design, implement, and operate Adobe Commerce programmes for mid-market and enterprise organisations - covering B2B commerce features, headless PWA Studio storefronts, API-first architecture, and end-to-end ERP integration with SAP and Microsoft Dynamics. Our certified commerce architects bring deep platform expertise to complex multi-store, multi-region, and omnichannel deployments.

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500+
Enterprise Clients
10,000+
Engineers Deployed
50+
Countries Served
99.4%
CSAT Score
48h
Team Assembly

The Challenge

Legacy commerce platforms are constraining enterprise growth

Enterprise organisations outpace their commerce infrastructure faster than they anticipate. Monolithic legacy platforms create deployment bottlenecks, fail under seasonal traffic spikes, and cannot support the complex B2B pricing, approval, and catalogue workflows that modern buyers expect. The cost of inaction extends beyond lost revenue - technical debt compounds with every patched workaround, and fragmented integrations with ERP, PIM, and marketing systems erode data quality across the organisation.

67%
of B2B buyers say self-service commerce portals improve purchase likelihood
3.2x
higher conversion rates on headless storefronts vs. coupled legacy platforms
$4.6M
average annual revenue impact of poor commerce platform performance
48%
of re-platform projects delayed by underestimated ERP integration complexity

Why QuickHire

Why Enterprises Choose QuickHire

01

Adobe Commerce Certified Architects

Our team holds Adobe Commerce Architect and Developer certifications earned through live project delivery, not classroom study. We bring pattern-proven experience across B2B, B2C, and hybrid commerce deployments.

02

Deep ERP Integration Expertise

We have delivered production integrations connecting Adobe Commerce to SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, and Oracle NetSuite. Our integration architects design event-driven pipelines that maintain data consistency under peak trading load.

03

Performance-First Engineering

Every deployment is validated against Core Web Vitals benchmarks and load-tested at 2-5 times projected peak traffic before go-live. We configure Fastly, Varnish, Redis, and Elasticsearch tuning as standard practice, not optional extras.

04

Headless and API-First Capability

Our front-end engineers are fluent in Adobe PWA Studio and React-based headless commerce patterns. We design GraphQL schema extensions that support all sales channels from a single, versioned API surface.

05

PCI DSS and Security Governance

We embed security review checkpoints at every sprint gate and conduct PCI DSS scoping workshops at project initiation. Monthly Adobe patch deployment is included in all managed services agreements.

06

Commerce Operations and Analytics

Post go-live, our managed operations team monitors platform KPIs, deploys patches, and delivers monthly performance reviews. We translate Adobe Sensei and Analytics data into actionable merchandising recommendations.

Challenges

Common Enterprise Pain Points

01

Complex B2B Catalogue and Pricing Requirements

Enterprise B2B merchants manage customer-specific price books, contract pricing, volume tiers, and negotiated quotes that standard ecommerce platforms cannot accommodate natively. Implementing these requirements without a structured B2B module leads to fragile custom code that breaks under upgrades. Adobe Commerce B2B provides a governed framework for these workflows, but correct configuration and extension requires deep platform knowledge.

02

ERP Integration Latency and Data Consistency

Synchronising inventory, pricing, and order status between Adobe Commerce and an ERP in near real time is one of the most technically demanding aspects of enterprise commerce. Poorly designed integrations introduce latency that causes overselling, incorrect pricing displays, and customer fulfilment failures. Middleware architecture, message queue design, and error handling strategies are critical to a reliable integration that survives ERP maintenance windows and traffic spikes.

03

Headless Architecture Transition Risk

Moving from a coupled Magento storefront to a headless PWA architecture involves decoupling years of accumulated frontend customisations, often with limited documentation. Teams underestimate the scope of custom widgets, checkout modifications, and third-party script integrations that must be rebuilt or reimplemented in the new PWA layer. Without structured discovery and migration planning, headless projects overrun budgets and deliver inconsistent feature parity at launch.

04

Multi-Store and Localisation Governance

Global merchants operating multiple regional storefronts on a shared Adobe Commerce installation face governance challenges around which teams can modify shared catalogues, global promotions, and cross-store configurations. Without clear admin role separation and deployment governance, localisation changes in one region can unintentionally affect others. Establishing a structured environment strategy with staging parity and deployment approval workflows is essential to safe multi-store operations.

05

Performance Degradation Under Catalogue Scale

Adobe Commerce performance degrades predictably as catalogues scale beyond 100,000 SKUs, particularly on layered navigation, full-text search, and rule-based related products. Without proactive Elasticsearch index tuning, database query optimisation, and caching strategy reviews, page response times drift upward as the catalogue grows. Performance regression testing must be integrated into the development pipeline rather than treated as a pre-launch activity.

Our Approach

A structured Adobe Commerce programme that delivers commercial outcomes, not just technical deployments

Our Adobe Commerce service model combines platform expertise with commercial awareness - we design solutions around your specific B2B or B2C revenue model, integration landscape, and operational maturity. From initial architecture through managed operations, every workstream is governed by defined SLAs, peer-reviewed code standards, and a commerce-specific delivery framework refined across 50+ Magento and Adobe Commerce projects.

01
Commerce Architecture and Strategy
We assess your current platform, integration landscape, and growth requirements to produce an architecture decision record that defines the optimal Adobe Commerce configuration, headless vs. coupled approach, and integration topology before a line of code is written.
02
B2B and B2C Implementation
Full-cycle implementation covering catalogue architecture, B2B module configuration, custom checkout workflows, payment and shipping integrations, and data migration from legacy platforms - delivered in structured sprints with weekly stakeholder reviews.
03
Headless Commerce and PWA Studio
We build progressive web application storefronts using Adobe PWA Studio or Next.js Commerce, connected to Adobe Commerce via GraphQL, enabling independent front-end deployment pipelines and measurably superior Core Web Vitals performance.
04
ERP and Systems Integration
Bi-directional integration with SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, and custom ERP systems via event-driven middleware, covering product master data, inventory, pricing, order lifecycle, and invoice synchronisation.

Delivery Models

How We Deliver

Rapid Commerce Launch

Accelerated implementation using Adobe Commerce reference architecture and pre-built integration connectors for standard ERP and payment platforms. Suited to merchants with clean catalogue data and defined feature scope.

Timeline
10-14 weeks
Team Size
4-6 engineers
Enterprise Re-platform

Full-scope migration from a legacy commerce platform including data migration, ERP integration, custom B2B workflows, headless front-end, and performance hardening with comprehensive UAT and cutover planning.

Timeline
18-28 weeks
Team Size
6-10 engineers
Managed Commerce Operations

Ongoing platform management covering security patch deployment, performance monitoring, feature sprint delivery, and monthly business reviews with a dedicated commerce operations team operating under defined SLAs.

Timeline
Ongoing
Team Size
3-5 specialists

Capabilities

Technical Capability Matrix

Platform Implementation
Adobe Commerce Cloud SetupMagento 2 Custom Module DevelopmentB2B Module ConfigurationMulti-Store ArchitectureContent Staging and Preview
Headless and API
PWA Studio DevelopmentGraphQL Schema ExtensionReact Storefront EngineeringAPI Gateway ConfigurationNext.js Commerce Integration
ERP and Integration
SAP S/4HANA IntegrationMicrosoft Dynamics 365MuleSoft Integration DesignOrder Management SyncPIM System Connectors
Performance and Operations
Fastly CDN ConfigurationElasticsearch and OpenSearch TuningRedis Cache OptimisationLoad Testing and Capacity PlanningSecurity Patch Management

Engagement Models

How We Engage

Choose the model that fits your programme governance, budget cycle, and team structure.

01

Staff Augmentation

Engineers embed directly under your management.

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02

Dedicated Developers

Full-time team aligned to your product roadmap.

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03

Managed Teams

End-to-end delivery with SLA-backed outcomes.

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04

Engineering Pods

Autonomous cross-functional pods per domain.

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05

Offshore Dev Centre

Permanent engineering base in India. Full IP ownership.

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06

Build-Operate-Transfer

We build and run it. You take ownership on schedule.

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Our Process

From Discovery to Delivery

1

Discovery and Commerce Assessment

Days 1-5

We conduct a structured discovery workshop covering your current platform, integration landscape, catalogue complexity, and B2B or B2C requirements to produce an architecture decision record and project scope.

2

Architecture Design and Environment Setup

Days 6-15

Commerce architects produce a detailed technical design covering Adobe Commerce configuration, integration patterns, headless architecture decisions, and environment topology, followed by provisioning of cloud environments.

3

Core Platform Development

Weeks 3-14

Agile sprints deliver catalogue architecture, B2B module configuration, custom checkout, payment and shipping integrations, and front-end theme or PWA build in parallel workstreams with weekly stakeholder demos.

4

ERP Integration and Data Migration

Weeks 8-18

Integration pipelines are built, tested, and validated against production ERP data volumes. Data migration scripts run in parallel with a cutover dry-run to validate data quality and transformation accuracy.

5

UAT, Go-Live, and Managed Operations

Weeks 16-20, then Ongoing

Structured user acceptance testing followed by a phased go-live with traffic cutover monitoring. Post go-live managed operations cover patching, monitoring, and continuous improvement sprints.

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Security & Compliance

Enterprise-Grade Security by Default

✓ISO 27001 Certified✓SOC 2 Type II Ready✓GDPR Compliant✓DPDP Act Ready✓NDA on Day 1✓MSA Available✓IP Assignment Clauses✓Escrow Options

Governance

Programme Governance

✓

Architecture Review Board

All significant technical decisions - integration patterns, schema changes, third-party extension approvals - are reviewed by a senior architect before implementation to prevent technical debt accumulation.

✓

Extension Approval Registry

Third-party extensions undergo a structured evaluation covering code quality, CVE history, and performance impact before approval. An approved registry is maintained for each client account and reviewed quarterly.

✓

Security Patch SLA

Adobe security patches are deployed within 48 hours of critical advisory publication and within 5 business days for standard patches, with change management documentation provided for each deployment.

✓

Performance Regression Gate

Every production release is validated against Core Web Vitals and synthetic load benchmarks in a production-equivalent staging environment before deployment, preventing performance regressions from reaching live traffic.

Team Structure

Your Enterprise Team

Our Adobe Commerce delivery teams combine certified platform specialists with commerce domain experts who understand B2B procurement workflows, omnichannel fulfilment, and the commercial pressures of peak trading periods. Teams are structured to cover both the deep technical requirements of enterprise implementations and the ongoing operational disciplines that keep high-volume storefronts performing reliably.

✓Adobe Commerce Architect
✓Senior Magento Backend Developer
✓PWA Studio and React Frontend Engineer
✓ERP Integration Specialist
✓DevOps and Cloud Infrastructure Engineer
✓QA and Performance Test Engineer
✓Commerce Business Analyst
✓Managed Operations Specialist

Project Lifecycle

From Kickoff to Production

01
1-2 weeks

Discovery and Scoping

Architecture decision record, integration landscape map, risk register, and project delivery plan with milestones.

02
2-3 weeks

Platform Architecture

Technical design document, environment topology, data model, and GraphQL schema design for headless implementations.

03
8-16 weeks

Agile Development

Iterative feature delivery across catalogue, checkout, B2B module, front-end, and integration workstreams with weekly stakeholder reviews.

04
4-6 weeks

Data Migration and Integration Validation

Migration scripts, dry-run reports, ERP integration test results, and cutover playbook with rollback checkpoints.

05
Ongoing

Managed Operations

Monthly performance reports, security patch deployment records, sprint release notes, and quarterly commerce health reviews.

Case Studies

Enterprise Outcomes

Industrial Distribution

A distributor managing 250,000 SKUs needed to replace an end-of-life Magento 1 platform with customer-specific pricing for 1,400 B2B accounts.

We implemented Adobe Commerce B2B with SAP S/4HANA integration for real-time inventory and pricing sync, delivering a negotiated quote workflow that reduced sales team processing time significantly.

60%reduction in quote processing time
Fashion Retail

A fashion brand operating across six European markets required a headless replatform from WooCommerce to improve mobile conversion and editorial content flexibility.

We built a Next.js Commerce storefront connected to Adobe Commerce GraphQL APIs with AEM content integration, achieving a Lighthouse performance score above 95 across all regional storefronts.

38%uplift in mobile conversion rate
Healthcare Products

A medical device manufacturer needed a compliant B2B commerce portal for hospital procurement teams with complex contract pricing and purchase order approval workflows.

We implemented Adobe Commerce B2B with Microsoft Dynamics 365 integration and a custom PO approval module, meeting procurement governance requirements and launching on schedule.

$2.4Min online B2B orders in first quarter post-launch

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Frequently Asked Questions

Adobe Commerce is the enterprise-grade, cloud-hosted evolution of Magento that includes advanced B2B capabilities, AI-powered product recommendations, customer segmentation, content staging, and dedicated Adobe support SLAs. Magento Open Source is a self-hosted community platform suited to smaller retailers, while Adobe Commerce is engineered for high-volume merchants processing millions of transactions annually. Adobe Commerce also ships with Page Builder, advanced reporting, and native integration with the Adobe Experience Cloud ecosystem. These capabilities make it the preferred choice for mid-market and enterprise organisations managing complex catalogue, pricing, and fulfilment requirements.
Adobe Commerce includes a comprehensive B2B module covering company account hierarchies, negotiated quote workflows, purchase order approvals, shared catalogues with customer-specific pricing, and requisition lists that streamline repeat procurement. Credit limit management and payment-on-account workflows reduce friction for established buyer relationships. The platform supports multiple buyer roles within a single company account, enabling procurement managers, finance approvers, and field purchasers to operate within a single governed environment. These features can be deeply extended through custom plugins or direct API integration with your existing ERP and CPQ systems.
A headless architecture decouples the Adobe Commerce backend from the customer-facing presentation layer, allowing your front-end teams to build progressive web applications in React using Adobe PWA Studio or third-party frameworks such as Next.js Commerce. This separation of concerns enables faster UI iteration, independent deployment pipelines, and the ability to power multiple storefronts - web, mobile, kiosk, and IoT - from a single commerce API. Performance benchmarks consistently show headless storefronts achieving Core Web Vitals scores 30-50% better than coupled implementations, directly influencing organic search ranking and conversion rate. Enterprise teams gain the flexibility to apply A/B testing at the component level without risking backend stability.
Adobe Commerce integrates with SAP S/4HANA, SAP Business One, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Oracle NetSuite, and Epicor through a combination of native REST/GraphQL APIs and middleware platforms such as MuleSoft, Dell Boomi, or custom integration services. Typical integration patterns synchronise product catalogues, customer master data, pricing books, inventory levels, and order fulfilment status in near real time. Bi-directional order management ensures that ERP-side changes - backorders, partial shipments, invoice generation - are immediately reflected in the storefront customer portal. Our integration architects design event-driven pipelines using message queues to prevent tight coupling and ensure data consistency even during peak trading windows.
A standard Adobe Commerce implementation for a B2C or B2B merchant with a moderately complex catalogue typically spans 14-20 weeks from discovery to production go-live. Complexity factors that extend this timeline include multi-store configurations, third-party ERP integrations, custom checkout workflows, and data migration from legacy platforms such as SAP Hybris or IBM WebSphere Commerce. We structure delivery in phased milestones - discovery, architecture, development sprints, UAT, and go-live - with weekly stakeholder reviews to surface scope risks early. Smaller re-platform projects with clean data sources and standard feature sets can reach production in as few as 10 weeks.
Adobe Commerce on Cloud (formerly Magento Commerce Cloud) runs on a managed AWS infrastructure provisioned and operated by Adobe, providing dedicated virtual machines, autoscaling environments, CDN via Fastly, and a WAF included in the subscription. Your team interacts with environments through the Adobe Cloud CLI and a Git-based deployment pipeline that supports staging and integration branches natively. Our managed services team handles environment configuration, performance tuning, security patch deployment, and monthly maintenance windows, allowing your internal developers to focus on feature work rather than infrastructure operations. For organisations with data sovereignty requirements, Adobe also supports HIPAA-eligible and PCI DSS-compliant configurations.
Adobe Commerce supports a multi-store tree in which a single installation can host multiple websites, each with independent store views, languages, currencies, tax configurations, and product catalogues. This architecture allows a global enterprise to manage regional storefronts - for example, separate sites for North America, EMEA, and APAC - from a unified admin panel while maintaining local compliance with VAT, GDPR, and consumer protection regulations. Shared product libraries reduce catalogue management overhead while store-view-specific attributes accommodate localised content, pricing, and shipping rules. Our implementation teams configure Varnish cache, Fastly edge rules, and geo-routing logic to deliver sub-200ms response times across all active regions.
Enterprise Adobe Commerce performance optimisation begins with full-page cache configuration using Varnish or the bundled Fastly integration, which eliminates most PHP execution for anonymous browse sessions. Database query optimisation, index management, and Elasticsearch or OpenSearch tuning for catalogue search are the next layer, followed by Redis-backed session and cache storage to avoid MySQL bottlenecks under concurrent load. JavaScript bundle splitting with RequireJS or a PWA layer reduces time-to-interactive on mobile devices, while image delivery optimisation through Fastly IO serves correctly sized WebP assets automatically. Our teams conduct load testing at 2-5 times projected peak traffic before every major release to validate headroom.
Our Adobe Commerce projects follow OWASP Top 10 controls by default, covering SQL injection prevention, CSRF protection, secure admin path configuration, and file permission hardening. Every custom extension undergoes a code review that checks for direct SQL queries, unescaped output, and improper ACL declarations before merging. Adobe publishes monthly security patches and quarterly critical patches; our managed services team deploys these within a defined SLA window, typically 48 hours for critical vulnerabilities and 5 business days for standard patches. PCI DSS scoping workshops are included in our engagement kickoff to ensure payment data flows are correctly isolated and compliant with current cardholder data environment requirements.
Adobe Commerce includes Product Recommendations powered by Adobe Sensei, which analyses behavioural signals - browse history, purchase patterns, and real-time session data - to surface contextually relevant products on category pages, PDPs, and the cart. Recommendation unit types include "Most Viewed", "Bought This, Bought That", "Trending", and "Visually Similar" placements that can be configured without custom development. For more advanced personalisation, Adobe Commerce integrates natively with Adobe Real-Time CDP and Adobe Target, enabling segment-level experiences, dynamic pricing displays, and content personalisation driven by unified customer profiles. Our data engineering team can also connect to third-party ML platforms such as Algolia Predict or Constructor.io for organisations with proprietary recommendation models.
Adobe Commerce exposes a comprehensive GraphQL API that covers product search and catalogue queries, customer authentication, cart and checkout operations, order history, and CMS content retrieval. This API is the foundation for all headless and PWA Studio implementations, enabling front-end applications to fetch precisely the data they need in a single network request rather than over-fetching through REST endpoints. Our engineering teams extend the GraphQL schema with custom resolvers for proprietary business logic - negotiated pricing, complex bundle configurations, or loyalty point balances - ensuring that the API surface remains the single authoritative interface for all channels. Schema stitching patterns allow third-party GraphQL services such as Algolia and Contentful to be federated into a unified API gateway.
The Adobe Commerce and AEM integration (CIF - Commerce Integration Framework) enables content authors to embed product and category data, pricing, and add-to-cart interactions directly inside AEM pages without duplicating catalogue data. This approach allows marketing teams to create rich editorial experiences - lookbooks, buying guides, campaign landing pages - that stay automatically in sync with live catalogue changes in Adobe Commerce. Beyond AEM, native connectors link Commerce to Adobe Analytics for enhanced ecommerce tracking, Adobe Campaign for triggered transactional email, and Adobe Journey Optimizer for omnichannel engagement flows. Our solution architects design the integration topology to ensure single sign-on across the suite and minimal data duplication between systems.
Our data migration methodology begins with a comprehensive data audit covering products, customers, orders, CMS content, and transactional history to identify quality issues, schema gaps, and transformation rules before writing a single migration script. We use the Adobe Commerce Data Migration Tool for Magento 1 to Magento 2 or Adobe Commerce upgrades, and custom ETL pipelines for migrations originating from Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SAP Hybris, or custom-built platforms. A parallel run period - typically two to four weeks before cutover - allows the migration to be validated against live data volumes without impacting the legacy system. A cutover playbook with defined rollback checkpoints ensures that go-live can be paused or reversed within a four-hour window if critical issues emerge post-launch.
Post go-live managed operations include 24/7 infrastructure monitoring with defined incident escalation tiers, monthly Adobe security patch deployment, quarterly performance benchmarking, and a dedicated support queue for bug fixes and minor enhancements. Our commerce operations team tracks key KPIs - conversion rate, average order value, checkout abandonment, and search zero-result rate - and proactively surfaces optimisation recommendations in monthly business reviews. Catalogue management support covers bulk product updates, attribute set changes, and promotions configuration to reduce the burden on your internal merchandising team during peak trading periods such as Black Friday and Cyber Monday. SLA options range from a standard 4-hour response for P1 incidents to a premium 1-hour response with a dedicated on-call engineer.
Before any third-party extension is introduced to an Adobe Commerce project, our team performs a structured evaluation covering code quality, licensing, Marketplace certification status, update frequency, and known CVE history. Extensions sourced from the Adobe Marketplace carry a basic code review by Adobe, but we conduct an additional internal review focused on performance impact - particularly around layout XML loading, observer hooks, and plugin interception chains that can silently degrade page load time. Integration points such as payment gateways, tax engines, and shipping carriers are validated in a staging environment against regression test suites before being promoted to production. An approved extension registry is maintained for each client account, ensuring that only reviewed and versioned extensions are deployed.
For organisations running Adobe Commerce as a strategic commerce platform, we recommend a blended team model combining a core client-side product owner and business analyst with an extended delivery squad covering a Tech Lead, two to three backend Magento developers, a front-end engineer, a DevOps engineer, and a QA specialist. A commerce architect engaged at 25-50% capacity provides cross-sprint oversight on architectural decisions, third-party integrations, and Adobe roadmap alignment. This structure supports a continuous sprint cadence that delivers feature releases every two to four weeks while maintaining the platform stability and security posture required for high-volume commerce environments. Staff augmentation models allow the squad to flex up during peak project phases and scale down during steady-state operations.
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