Adobe Commerce audit
PushON provides Adobe Commerce audit services designed to help organisations understand the current state of their platform and identify opportunities for improvement.
Over time, Adobe Commerce implementations often evolve as new features, integrations and extensions are introduced. Without regular review, this can lead to technical debt, configuration issues or performance challenges.
A structured Adobe Commerce technical audit provides a comprehensive analysis of your platform, helping identify risks, highlight opportunities for improvement and ensure the platform follows Adobe Commerce best practices.
PushON has been working with Adobe Commerce (Magento) since 2008 and has conducted many audits when onboarding new merchants to our Technical Support and Development Retainer services.
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Why audit your Adobe Commerce platform?
Many businesses commission an audit when they need a clearer understanding of their platform and its underlying architecture.
An Adobe Commerce audit is particularly valuable when:
- Transitioning to a new development partner
- Experiencing performance or stability issues
- Preparing for a platform migration or upgrade
- Planning a Hyvä frontend implementation
- Reviewing the platform before committing to further development
Before onboarding a new merchant into support or development services, it is important for the development team to fully understand the infrastructure, integrations, third-party modules and customisations that make up the platform.
Our Adobe Commerce audit process
PushON’s audit service is designed to provide a structured technical review of your Adobe Commerce implementation.
The audit is typically managed by a Project Manager, who acts as the primary point of contact throughout the process. The review itself is conducted by a senior Adobe Commerce certified developer, supported by business analysts where required.
Before the audit begins, we hold an initial discussion with your team to understand any current challenges or specific areas that require investigation.
What our Adobe Commerce audit covers
Our Adobe Commerce audit provides a comprehensive, structured review of your platform, covering both the core application and the wider systems that support it. We assess performance, code quality, integrations, data flow and overall architecture to identify risks, inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement.
The aim is to give you a clear, prioritised understanding of where your platform stands today, and what needs to happen next to improve stability, scalability and long-term performance.
The audit begins with an analysis of the hosting infrastructure and software supporting the platform.
Typical checks include:
- Hosting configuration
- Disk usage and server resources
- Database capacity
- Log tables and system logs
- Deployment processes
Understanding the infrastructure ensures the platform is operating in a stable and scalable environment.
Adobe Commerce platforms rely on correct configuration to operate securely and efficiently.
Our audit reviews key configuration areas including:
- Adobe Commerce version and patch status
- Platform security settings
- Admin paths, users and roles
- Configuration settings aligned with best practices
This helps ensure the platform is configured correctly and aligned with Adobe Commerce standards.
Many Adobe Commerce implementations contain custom modules or extensions developed over time.
During the audit, our developers evaluate these customisations to understand their purpose and whether they follow Magento development best practices.
This is not a full line-by-line code review. Instead, it is an evaluation of how custom functionality has been implemented and whether it could introduce risk or technical debt.
Adobe Commerce platforms often connect with multiple external systems.
As part of the audit we review integrations with services such as:
- ERP platforms
- Product Information Management (PIM) systems
- Warehouse management systems
- payment providers
- fulfilment platforms
These integrations are documented so that future development teams clearly understand how systems interact.
The audit also includes a review of the storefront and frontend performance.
This typically covers:
- Page speed and performance metrics
- Frontend architecture and theme structure
- Caching configuration
- Overall site responsiveness
Understanding frontend performance helps identify improvements that can enhance both user experience and platform efficiency.
Once the audit has been completed, the findings are compiled into a structured report and presented to your team.
PushON uses a RAG (Red, Amber, Green) status system to highlight the severity of each issue identified during the audit.
Green – components operating correctly
Amber – improvements recommended
Red – issues requiring immediate attention
Following the presentation, a copy of the audit report is shared through our project management system so your team can review the findings in detail.
Once the audit has been completed, the issues and recommendations identified can be prioritised and delivered through the appropriate service.
For many organisations, this involves moving tasks into either:
- Adobe Commerce Technical Support for smaller fixes and platform maintenance
- Adobe Commerce Development Retainer services for larger improvements and new functionality
This approach ensures the findings from the audit translate into a structured development roadmap.
Adobe Commerce expertise you can rely on
PushON has been working with Adobe Commerce (Magento) since 2008 and has been an Adobe partner since 2012.
Our team regularly participates in platform training, events and certification programmes, including roles such as Adobe Commerce Business Practitioner and Developer.
This experience allows us to assess Adobe Commerce platforms effectively and provide practical recommendations that support long-term platform stability.
