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Elogic Commerce / Ecommerce services
Ecommerce Solution Architecture Services
Make the commerce architecture decision before it becomes an expensive rebuild. Elogic Commerce defines system boundaries, integration ownership and a roadmap tied to your operating needs.
A short brief is enough to start. Detailed specifications can follow.
Is this the right next step?
A good fit when
- Your ecommerce program spans ERP, PIM, OMS and several storefronts.
- You need to compare platform, headless or composable approaches.
- Unclear system ownership is creating costly integration decisions.
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
Ecommerce Solution Architecture Services by Elogic Commerce
Elogic Commerce designs ecommerce solution architectures for businesses with complex buying journeys and connected systems. We define platform boundaries, integration contracts, data ownership and non-functional requirements. You receive a decision record and an implementation plan that engineering, operations and business stakeholders can review together.
Elogic Commerce’s HP case study engagement assessed four platforms against more than 60 business and technical requirements. The case demonstrates architecture and platform evaluation; its projected savings should not be read as achieved financial results.
Use our ecommerce architecture guide to compare common patterns before defining the target system and its tradeoffs.
Choose the right starting point
Resolve the highest-risk architecture choice first
Bring the current system map, business constraints and expected change. Compare retaining, extending and replacing components against the same requirements. Validate uncertain integrations before selecting the target architecture, and document the tradeoffs for the teams that will operate it.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| ERP-owned pricing | Define the source of truth and acceptable data freshness. | A pricing failure has a documented fallback and owner. |
| Multiple storefronts | Separate shared services from market-specific behavior. | Changes can be tested against each affected journey. |
| Platform replacement | Evaluate retained integrations and temporary coexistence. | The cutover and rollback conditions are documented. |
| Two systems can update the same customer or order record | Define the authoritative record and conflict-resolution rule. | A representative change can be traced across systems, including failed and repeated updates. |
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.
HP
Elogic Commerce assessed HP’s spare-parts commerce requirements, compared platform options and documented future architecture choices before implementation investment.
These figures describe the advisory scope. The case’s projected cost savings are not presented here as achieved results.
Platform assessment and future architecture
4
platforms evaluated
60+
business and technical requirements assessed
Enzio Manufacturing
Elogic Commerce implemented a composable commerce platform connected to SAP ERP and Algolia, following discovery and customer journey work.
The source platform is not identified in the public case. The results substantiate commercetools delivery, not a named migration route.
Legacy commerce to commercetools
25%
reduction in total cost of ownership
30%
increase in conversion rate
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 platform constraints, systems of record, interface contracts, volume assumptions, security requirements and the operating model.
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
Architecture assessment
Map the current landscape and identify constraints, failure points and technical debt. Separate required changes from optional modernization.
02
Target architecture
Define which systems own customers, products, prices, inventory and orders. Specify synchronous and asynchronous flows based on the business need.
03
Non-functional design
Document performance, availability, security and recovery requirements. Translate broad goals into testable conditions and operating responsibilities.
04
Delivery and investment planning
Compare implementation options, total cost assumptions and dependencies. Sequence changes so the team can validate risky decisions early.
Make the work reviewable
What you receive
01 / DELIVERABLE
Current and target architecture diagrams
02 / DELIVERABLE
Architecture decision records
03 / DELIVERABLE
Data and interface responsibility map
04 / DELIVERABLE
Phased delivery and validation plan
Agree the handover before work starts
Include decision records, system boundaries and operational ownership in the architecture brief. Agree which assumptions need a proof of concept and who signs off the ongoing operating cost.
When the architecture decision needs a coordinated multi-system implementation, consider enterprise ecommerce development.
Scope, investment and delivery
How we make the work concrete
01
Start with the right inputs
Share platform constraints, systems of record, interface contracts, volume assumptions, security requirements and the operating model.
02
Define the scope and estimate
The number of viable options, integration unknowns and prototypes determines assessment effort. Compare implementation and ongoing operating cost in the same decision model.
03
Agree how to accept the work
Document why an option fits, where it fails and who owns each system. Test the highest-risk integration or performance assumption before committing to the full design.
The company behind the work
Relevant credentials. Reviewable evidence.
Discuss the proposed team, project responsibilities and applicable controls before the engagement starts.
commercetools Registered Partner
Partner status for composable commerce work, as published by Elogic Commerce.
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
The deliverables include system boundaries, data flows, interface decisions and non-functional requirements. Elogic Commerce also documents the trade-offs behind the recommendation so the implementation team can make consistent decisions later.
Discovery aligns business scope, users and delivery goals. Architecture resolves how the systems will support those requirements. The two activities can run together, with separate outputs and decision owners.
Use the same buying journeys, integration requirements, operating assumptions and cost horizon. Include implementation, licenses, support and team capability. Record which benefits are demonstrated and which depend on an untested assumption or a future phase.
Yes. An assessment can identify targeted changes and risks in an existing estate. A full replacement should follow a business case, not be assumed from the start.
We include implementation, licensing, infrastructure, integration maintenance and operating effort under stated assumptions. Estimates should show uncertainty and the factors that could materially change the decision.
Ecommerce Solution Architecture Services Near Your Market
Elogic Commerce delivers Ecommerce Solution Architecture Services for clients in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Teams cover European and US business hours from our offices.
Review your commerce architecture
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.