Revenue leaks between the boxes.
What we usually find.
If two of these describe your store, there is revenue sitting in the fix. The audit tells you which two, and what they cost.
Salesforce Point of Sale
Storefront and stores as one system. Implemented and integrated by a team that comes from the commerce side.
Explore POS →AI Automation
Order handling, reporting and internal workflows run by systems instead of by people remembering.
Explore AI Automation →Custom Systems & Integrations
Architecture, APIs, internal tools and data pipelines when standard platforms hit their limits.
Explore Systems →Storefront Next is here.
React, API-first, bundled into B2C Commerce. A real step up on the front end, and still a re-platform of your experience layer. We build in it now, and we have eight years in the architecture you are running today. Both answers come from the same team.
What to move, what to leave, in what order.
Most enterprise storefronts are still here. We assess which templates and integrations transfer, what has to be rebuilt, and which parts are better left on SFRA for now.
SFRA migration assessment →What actually changes, and what you keep.
The commerce APIs stay familiar. The front-end contract does not. We map what carries over from your PWA Kit codebase and what Storefront Next replaces outright.
PWA Kit migration assessment →Storefront Next from day one, built properly.
No legacy to protect. Integration design, performance budgets and checkout instrumentation handled before launch instead of after the first peak.
Storefront Next assessment →We find the leaks
Storefront performance, checkout, integrations and architecture, in one written report.
We do the work
Production-ready engineering, tested against your release process, with or beside your team.
It stays fixed
Optimization, QA and release support, so the gains survive the next deployment.
Send us your storefront.
We review it and come back with what is costing you revenue, ranked by impact. A written report, not a sales deck.
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