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Audits and code review

Find the risks before they find your customers. A senior review of your Adobe Commerce code, modules and setup, ranked by risk.

Who this is for

  • Merchants taking over a store from another agency or a departing team
  • Engineering leads who want an outside senior opinion before an upgrade or a big release
  • Agencies that need an independent review to settle a quality question with a client

What you get

  • A map of what you run

    Every custom and third-party module, integration and cron job, with who owns it and what depends on it.

  • Risks ranked by impact

    Stability, performance, code quality and upgrade blockers, each with severity, evidence and an estimate in hours.

  • Concrete fixes, not general advice

    File and line references, with the change I would make and why, so your team or agency can act on it.

  • A summary for decision makers

    One page that says what is urgent, what can wait and what it costs, readable in five minutes.

How it works

  1. Days 1 to 2

    Access

    Read-only access to the repository, a staging copy and monitoring, plus a short call on known pain points.

  2. Weeks 1 to 2

    Review

    Code, configuration, database, integrations and hosting, checked against Adobe Commerce standards.

  3. Final week

    Report

    Written findings ranked by risk, walked through on a call with your team.

In detail

Most Adobe Commerce stores carry risks nobody has written down: a payment module two major versions behind, a custom observer that rewrites prices on every request, a cron job that silently fails, a plugin that blocks the next upgrade. They stay invisible until a sale weekend or a security patch exposes them.

I have reviewed Magento code since 2009, starting in the original Expert Consulting Group at Magento, where I also served on the S.W.A.T. unit for urgent escalations. At Guidance I reviewed code and mentored engineers on stores for 8-figure-GMV merchants, and today I set code-review standards for an Adobe Commerce team. I hold the Adobe Commerce Architect Master certification.

An audit reads the code that actually runs in production, not a checklist. I look at custom and third-party modules, configuration, database and indexing, integrations, caching and hosting, and I separate what is risky from what is merely unusual.

You get a ranked list of findings with evidence and estimates, so you can fix the urgent items first and plan the rest. If you want, I can also review pull requests afterwards to keep new code from adding new risk.

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