Last updated:
Reviewed by: Paul Okhrem
Elogic Commerce / Ecommerce services
Salesforce Commerce Cloud Development
Build or improve Salesforce Commerce Cloud around your catalog, checkout and connected systems. Elogic Commerce scopes B2C or B2B development, integrations, testing and release readiness.
A short brief is enough to start. Detailed specifications can follow.
Is this the right next step?
A good fit when
- Your Salesforce commerce implementation needs a new storefront or capability.
- ERP, OMS or payment connections are slowing delivery.
- You need an implementation team for an agreed commerce roadmap.
2009 Year founded
500+ Projects delivered company-wide
200+ Ecommerce experts company-wide
NPS 70 From post-launch client surveys
The service at a glance
Salesforce Commerce Cloud Development by Elogic Commerce
Elogic Commerce provides Salesforce Commerce Cloud development for storefronts, integrations and ongoing platform improvements. We first establish whether the project uses B2C Commerce or B2B Commerce, then define the relevant architecture and delivery scope. This keeps storefront choices, data models and engineering responsibilities aligned.
Elogic Commerce built the Saudi beauty marketplace case study’s Salesforce PWA Kit storefront and connected shopping capabilities. Start with the Salesforce product and storefront architecture: B2C Commerce, B2B Commerce and their development models should not be treated as interchangeable.
If platform fit or architecture is still unresolved, begin with Salesforce Commerce Cloud consulting before committing to the development backlog.
Choose the right starting point
Define the Salesforce product and implementation boundary
Bring your current Salesforce products, storefront architecture and integration map. An existing SFRA or PWA Kit implementation needs a different backlog from a new B2B Commerce project. Agree which systems own customers, inventory and orders before estimating the build.
From requirements to acceptance
Turn the business need into a clear scope
Scope decisions and checks to agree for your project
| Business situation | Work to scope | Acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| B2C storefront change | Confirm SFRA, composable storefront or inherited architecture. | Existing promotions and checkout continue to work. |
| B2B implementation | Confirm the product, account model and ordering rules. | Each buyer sees the correct catalog and commercial terms. |
| Integration failure | Trace records and failures across both systems. | Replay and reconciliation avoid missing or duplicate orders. |
| An order succeeds in the storefront but fails downstream | Name the Salesforce product and the system responsible for accepting the order. | The support team can trace the order and resolve the failure without duplicating fulfillment. |
Turn the scope into a next step
Start with the business change
Share your current platform, the change you need and the systems involved.
Elogic Commerce in practice
Evidence from delivered work
See the work, the platform and the reported result in each published case.
Beauty marketplace
Elogic Commerce connected a React storefront built with Salesforce PWA Kit to SFCC, with search, recommendations, AR try-on and regional payments for a Saudi beauty marketplace.
The case attributes this result to the AR try-on experience within a broader project. It is not evidence that PWA architecture alone caused the uplift.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud with PWA Kit
48%
reported conversion increase following AR try-on
B2B pharmaceutical distributor
Elogic Commerce delivered a procurement portal with ERP and PIM connections and Einstein Analytics, bringing ordering and operational reporting into the commerce workflow.
The case names Salesforce Commerce Cloud but does not establish a specific B2B or B2C product architecture. The timing measures order placement, not page loading.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud and connected procurement
20 min
average order-placement time before
3 min
average order-placement time after
Discuss a similar requirement
Start with the business change
Share your current platform, the change you need and the systems involved.
See the inputs used for detailed scoping
Share the exact Salesforce product, storefront architecture, cartridges or custom components, connected systems and release constraints.
Share what you know now. You can add technical details during scoping.
Scope
What we can help you deliver
The final scope is agreed around your platform, priorities and operating needs.
01
B2C storefront engineering
Develop within the selected B2C architecture, including SFRA or a composable storefront where appropriate. Review existing cartridges and customizations before extending them.
02
B2B commerce workflows
Scope account access, catalogs, negotiated prices and business ordering for the chosen B2B product. Avoid carrying B2C assumptions into B2B requirements.
03
Enterprise integrations
Connect product content, inventory, orders, payments and fulfillment. Assign a source of truth and failure owner for each data flow.
04
QA and release support
Test buying journeys, promotions and system interfaces before deployment. Document release steps, rollback conditions and post-release monitoring.
Make the work reviewable
What you receive
01 / DELIVERABLE
Confirmed Salesforce commerce product and architecture
02 / DELIVERABLE
Implementation backlog and interface specifications
03 / DELIVERABLE
Journey and integration test coverage
04 / DELIVERABLE
Release and support handover
Agree the handover before work starts
For Salesforce Commerce Cloud development, confirm the product, environments and integrations in the brief. Agree release approvals and how the commerce and downstream-system teams will share incident ownership.
Scope, investment and delivery
How we make the work concrete
01
Start with the right inputs
Share the exact Salesforce product, storefront architecture, cartridges or custom components, connected systems and release constraints.
02
Define the scope and estimate
An existing storefront takeover, a new implementation and a headless build require different teams and validation. Separate licensing, third-party services and ongoing support from engineering scope.
03
Agree how to accept the work
Use a technical assessment to establish integration boundaries and regression risks. Release against agreed merchandising, checkout and operational scenarios.
The company behind the work
Relevant credentials. Reviewable evidence.
Discuss the proposed team, project responsibilities and applicable controls before the engagement starts.
Salesforce Select Partner
Partner status published by Elogic Commerce. The proposal identifies the Salesforce product and delivery team.
Security and delivery governance
Elogic Commerce’s risk register describes delivery controls and evidence available to procurement teams. Request the applicable documents and confirm their scope for the proposed engagement.
Your questions, answered
Elogic Commerce scopes both types of commerce work. They have different product architectures and implementation requirements, so the proposal identifies the exact Salesforce product and needed expertise.
A composable storefront may be suitable when experience requirements justify it. We assess API coverage, content workflows, search rendering, checkout and operating cost before recommending that route.
Include the agreed code and configuration, integration documentation, deployment steps, test evidence and incident ownership. Make the operational team part of acceptance so that catalog changes, failed orders and release rollback are understood before launch.
Yes. We review the cartridge path, custom code and release process before changing the storefront. A takeover should start with enough discovery to identify dependencies and regression risks.
Development implements an agreed solution. Consulting helps decide the platform approach, architecture, priorities and investment case. If those choices remain open, start with the consulting service.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud Development Near Your Market
Elogic Commerce delivers Salesforce Commerce Cloud Development for clients in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Teams cover European and US business hours from our offices.
Discuss your SFCC implementation
Share your current platform, the change you need and the systems involved. We can clarify the key dependencies and whether discovery or a delivery proposal is the right next step. No detailed specification needed for the first conversation.
Let’s talk
Send your requirements. We reply within one working day with a fit assessment and next steps.