Magento Extension Development
Creating an extension for the big logistics service provider that can be added to Magento stores.
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Client:
Logistics service provider
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Service type:
Magento development
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Core technologies:
Magento, PHP
Magento earns its cost when the catalog is large and the pricing rules are complicated. Forbytes builds for exactly that case: custom modules, ERP and PIM integrations, and a store that stays fast as products multiply.
| Magento Development Benefit | Business Impact |
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| Magento 2 upgrade or migration | The store gets security patches and support again |
| Performance-tuned storefront | Pages and checkout stay fast when traffic multiplies |
| Clean, documented customizations | Updates stop breaking features that used to work |
| ERP, PIM, and WMS integrations | Stock, prices, and product data stay in sync everywhere |
| Multi-store and multi-currency setup | New markets launch from one codebase, not a rebuild |
| Managed release pipeline | Deployments run on schedule and without store downtime |
Store & Code AuditReviewing your Magento version, custom code, extensions, and performance under real load.
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Architecture & IntegrationsDesigning the theme, the extension set, and data exchange with ERP, PIM, and logistics.
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Testing & Peak Load ChecksRunning functional, integration, and load tests against production-scale catalog data.
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Upgrade or Rebuild DecisionChoosing between upgrading in place, rebuilding, or replatforming, with costs for each.
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Development & Data MigrationBuilding the store, replacing conflicting extensions, and migrating your catalog data.
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Launch & Ongoing SupportLaunching off-season, then handling patches, updates, and new features on schedule.
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That is usually enough to say what is holding the store back. We’ll come back with the risks we see and what an upgrade or rebuild would involve.
Group Manager, Guesty
CIO at AB Stenströms Skjortfabrik
CEO at The African Touch
The work covers new store builds, migration from Magento 1 or another platform, version upgrades, theme and frontend development, custom module development, extension audits and replacement, ERP, PIM, and WMS integration, catalog and customer data migration, performance tuning, and ongoing support. Where the platform decision itself is still open, e-commerce consulting runs first as a separate engagement.
Magento earns its cost when your catalog is large, your pricing or B2B rules are complex, and you need control over the checkout. It stops being worth it when your store is essentially a template with a small catalog, since licence, hosting, and maintenance then buy you flexibility you never use. The audit compares your current running costs against both options before anyone commits.
Magento 1 stopped receiving security patches in 2020, so payment providers and insurers increasingly treat it as a liability. Practical routes are three: migrate to Magento 2, replatform elsewhere, or build custom. A Magento 1 to 2 move is a rebuild rather than an upgrade, because the codebase differs, so we scope it as a project with catalog and customer data migration included.
Yes, and it is a large share of our commerce work. We start with a code, extension, and performance audit that reports on technical debt, security exposure, and which customizations are safe to keep. Then we agree what gets fixed before new features start. An undocumented store adds a handover period, and we scope that separately instead of hiding it inside an optimistic estimate.
We set up and manage the infrastructure on Azure, AWS, or Google Cloud, including the deployment pipeline, monitoring, and backups. Support runs on an agreed model that covers security patches, version updates, bug fixes, and reserved capacity for new features. During your peak weeks, releases pause by default and an engineer familiar with your setup stays on call.