ADOBE

COMMERCE

Yes. Adobe Commerce integrates with leading ERP (SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, NetSuite), CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot), and PIM systems through REST and GraphQL APIs, webhooks, and message queues. At Codilar, we accelerate these integrations with OmniFlux, our reusable integration framework that provides a standardized connector architecture for enterprise systems. It supports real-time, event-driven synchronization, data mapping, authentication, retry mechanisms, and detailed logging, helping keep product, order, inventory, and customer data consistent across every connected system, even at high transaction volumes.

We follow a proven three-phase playbook: discovery and audit, then re-platform and migrate, then hypercare and optimize. As part of the migration phase, we first clean and validate your data, ensuring redundant, outdated, or irrelevant records aren't carried into the new platform. Catalogs, customers, orders, and SEO redirects move through migration accelerators tested across 50+ projects. We run old and new stores in parallel with delta syncing, then shift traffic with rollback ready, so you migrate without losing data, rankings, or trading days.

Yes. Adobe Commerce supports PCI-DSS through tokenization and hosted payment fields, and GDPR, DPDP, and CCPA through consent management and data-subject request flows. At Codilar we add database-level encryption of personal data, plus WAF, bot protection, secure CI/CD, and audit logging, so security and compliance hold from the infrastructure layer all the way up to customer records.

Codilar is a top-tier Adobe Solution Partner offering the full Adobe Commerce lifecycle: consulting, design, development, migration, performance optimization, integrations, and managed growth. We begin every engagement with a technical and commercial audit, deliver through certified engineers with transparent reviews and SLAs, and stay on as a growth partner well beyond go-live, owning outcomes rather than just shipping a build.

Go-live is the start, not the finish. We provide post-launch support with defined SLAs, proactive monitoring, security patching, performance optimization, SEO, and CRO (Conversion Rate Optimization) services to help your store continue growing. We also work with you on a quarterly growth roadmap aligned to your conversion and revenue goals. Most of our revenue comes from clients in their second year and beyond because we stay accountable for how the store performs long after launch, not just how it ships.

Yes. Adobe Commerce runs B2B and B2C from a single platform. B2B capabilities include company accounts, custom catalogs, contract pricing, quote-to-order, credit limits, and bulk purchasing, alongside standard B2C storefronts. Brands selling to both businesses and consumers manage everything in one system, with one team and one technology stack rather than two.

Not when it's done properly. We protect SEO by mapping every URL, implementing 301 redirects, preserving metadata and structured data, and re-establishing Core Web Vitals baselines before cutover. Most migrations we run hold or improve rankings, because the new store is faster, cleaner, and more crawlable than the one it replaced. SEO preservation is built into the plan, not bolted on after.

Improve Core Web Vitals by combining full-page and Varnish caching, Redis, CDN optimization, image compression and modern formats, lazy loading, and efficient asset delivery. We also optimize critical rendering paths using techniques like preload, prefetch, and preconnect to reduce render-blocking requests and improve page responsiveness. At Codilar, we serve product listing pages from Elasticsearch rather than the database, which significantly improves load times on the pages that drive product discovery. We benchmark Core Web Vitals before and after every optimization, so improvements are measured, validated, and sustained.

It depends on the scope, but most Adobe Commerce builds and migrations take three to six months. Smaller, well-defined projects can typically launch in six to eight weeks, while large enterprise implementations with complex catalogs, multiple integrations, global operations, and ERP/PIM systems can take up to 10–12 months. We define the exact timeline after a two-week discovery sprint and deliver in two-week sprints with full visibility throughout.

A certified Adobe partner brings verified expertise, direct access to Adobe's product roadmap and escalation paths, and a full team - architects, engineers, QA, DevOps - rather than a single point of failure. For complex commerce, that depth reduces risk, prevents costly technical debt, and protects the revenue your store generates. The lower-cost option often costs more once rework and lost sales are counted.