Find out what is putting your Magento store at risk.
A senior Magento audit covering checkout, code, extensions, speed, integrations, and releases. You receive a clear list of what to fix first, why it matters, and what can wait.
When a Magento technical audit is the right next step
A full audit is useful when several parts of the store are involved, responsibility is unclear, or you want an independent view before a major release, integration, or rebuild.
Checkout failures, slow customer journeys, or recurring live-store problems
Magento upgrades or security work blocked by unknown customisation risk
A build inherited from another agency or internal team
ERP, WMS, PIM, or marketplace syncing that creates regular manual fixes
A release process that feels unsafe, slow, or difficult to test
A choice between focused fixes, frontend work, or a wider rebuild
What you receive from the audit
Prioritised risk list
Issues ranked by customer impact, business risk, release risk, and how urgently they need fixing.
Findings backed by evidence
Clear explanation of what was found, where it sits in the platform, and why it matters.
Clear action plan
A practical order for urgent fixes, speed work, integrations, safer releases, and longer-term improvements.
Call with a senior engineer
A working session that explains the findings, answers business and store questions, and helps you decide what to do next.
What we review across your Magento store
Code and extensions
Custom modules, extension conflict risk, upgrade compatibility, code ownership and maintainability.
Checkout and customer journey reliability
Cart, checkout, payment, shipping, tax, customer data and customer-facing error paths.
Speed, hosting, and capacity
Slow pages and admin, caching, sessions, database load, background jobs, and whether hosting can handle busy periods.
Connected systems and background jobs
ERP, WMS, PIM and marketplace data, cron jobs, queues, retries, stock checks, and failed-sync handling.
Releases, security, and responsibility
Security updates, the release process, test and live stores, monitoring, backout plans, and who is responsible for the live site.
How a Magento audit works
Agree what to review
We agree the questions the audit should answer, the important customer journeys, the connected systems, and the access we need.
Review the evidence
We examine the agreed code, settings, logs, store behaviour, integrations, and release process.
Rank the findings
We separate urgent customer and business risks from code improvements that can be planned for later.
Plan and review call
You receive a prioritised list and a practical next-step plan, discussed with a senior Magento engineer.
Use the audit to choose the right next step
The audit shows what needs attention now, what can wait, and whether the next step should be rescue, performance work, ongoing support, an integration fix, or a wider platform change.
What do you need help with next?
Choose the Magento service that best matches the problem you need to solve.
Magento audit resources
Not ready for a full audit? Start with the Magento Health Check. To see what a detailed Magento audit should cover, read our Adobe Commerce audit guide.
Related checklist
Start with the Magento Health Check
Use this free health check when you want a simple first look before deciding whether a full Magento audit is needed.
Not sure what your Magento store needs next?
Tell us what is going wrong or what you want to improve. We will help you decide whether an audit, rescue project, performance review, or support plan is the right next step.
Clear advice before you commit more time or budget.