Magento, engineered.
Wherever you sell.
Trusted by the leaders in retail.
How we work
From sniff test to ship.
Sniff test
2-hour audit. We pull your store, run our diagnostic, tell you what is actually broken — even if you don't hire us.
STEP 01
Architecture sprint
Stack choice, integration map, data model, agent strategy. A binding 14-page brief and a calendar.
STEP 02
Spike & cut
We build the riskiest 20% first — integrations, migrations, search relevance — to de-risk the other 80%.
STEP 03
Build with AI in the loop
Agentic pipelines write & review ~40% of the code. Senior engineers ship, review, and own. You watch in shared Linear.
STEP 04
Magento × CommerceSuite
Magento on steroids.
Pair your Magento storefront with CommerceSuite — catalog (PIM), assets (DAM), marketplace (OMS), channel (syndication) — running on a single event bus. A new product fires once and propagates everywhere in seconds.
catalog
PIM
- Attributes
- Categories
- Families
- Products
- Pricing
- Channels
- Locales
- Sources
assets
DAM
- Images
- Documents
- Filesystems
- Indexes
- Editors
marketplace
OMS
- Orders
- Purchases
- Shipments
- Companies
- Stores
- Carriers
- Warehouse
- Products
- Tracking
channel
Syndication
- Sources
- Destinations
- Products
- Data Models
Event Bus
Frequently asked questions
Which Magento platforms does wesolve work with?
wesolve builds on both Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, including custom modules, Hyvä storefronts and full data migrations.
Can wesolve rescue or take over an existing Magento store?
Yes. wesolve handles builds, replatforms and rescues — taking over stalled or broken Magento stores, stabilising them and continuing development.
Does wesolve provide ongoing Magento support?
Yes. wesolve offers 24/7 support and maintenance, run by the same engineers who build the store.
Where is wesolve based?
wesolve is engineered in Athens, Greece, and works with merchants across Europe and internationally.
Have a Magento problem?
Thirty minutes with an engineer — bring the store, the roadmap, or the thing that broke last Friday.




