Composable Architecture Consulting

Composable Architecture Consulting: Decouple Only What Holds You Back

We review your commerce stack, show where composable architecture pays off and where it doesn’t, and plan phased changes around the operations you must protect.

Trusted by

  • Toyota
  • Accenture
  • Vaimo
  • Foxtrot
  • Bizol
  • Untamed

Partner of

  • Adobe
  • Shopware
  • BigCommerce
  • Shopify Plus
  • Emporix
Composable Architecture Consulting
  • 4.9/5

    Overall review rating by Clutch

  • 431+

    Successfully delivered projects

  • 3.5 yrs+

    Avg engagement duration

  • 14 yrs

    On the market

Awards and partner status

  • Clutch Top eCommerce Consulting Company 2024
  • Clutch Top Consulting Company Retail 2024
  • Clutch Top E-Commerce Developers 2024
  • Certified BigCommerce Partner
  • Shopware Certified Partner
  • Google Cloud Partner
  • Clutch Top 1000 Companies Global 2023
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When you need architecture consulting

Most commerce stacks were built for a smaller business. These signs show the architecture now limits growth:

Releases slow down

Releases slow down

  • Small changes need several teams to coordinate

  • Features that took days now take weeks

Marketing waits on developers

Marketing waits on developers

  • Landing pages and layouts become technical tasks

  • Each campaign change joins the sprint queue

Integrations break and cost more

Integrations break and cost more

  • Updates break connections to ERP or PIM

  • Only one or two people understand them

Performance work keeps getting postponed

Performance work keeps getting postponed

  • Speed fixes put checkout and tracking at risk

  • Core Web Vitals stay on the backlog

New markets need workarounds

New markets need workarounds

  • Regions, B2B and brands strain the platform

  • Pricing, catalogs and checkout get patched together

Signs your commerce architecture limits growth

Composable architecture consulting use cases

Architecture consulting pays off when a business decision depends on how your commerce systems connect and change.

Typical situations where composable architecture consulting delivers the most value:

  • Outgrowing a monolithic platform

    Your platform served a smaller business, and now every new channel, brand or region means another workaround in the core.

  • Planning a headless storefront

    You want a faster, more flexible storefront and need to know what else must change before the frontend is separated.

  • Integrations that keep breaking

    ERP, PIM or payment connections fail after updates, and you need clear data ownership before adding more systems.

  • Choosing a composable platform

    You are comparing commercetools, BigCommerce, Shopify Plus or Salesforce and need a choice based on your requirements and total cost.

  • Expanding into B2B or new markets

    You are adding B2B buying, new regions or brands, and pricing, catalogs and checkout no longer fit one platform setup.

  • A stalled or costly migration

    A composable migration has started, but the scope keeps growing, and you need an independent review of the architecture and roadmap.

Trusted in our clients’ own words

  • 5.0 5.0 out of 5

    What is most impressive is that they operate as a true strategic partner, not just a vendor.

    The impact on our business has been transformative... Their proactive, forward-thinking approach is unique. They are constantly three steps ahead, bringing new ideas for our roadmap and pushing us to innovate in areas like customer journey, operations, and scalability.

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    Tarek Yafi

    Co-Founder at Undrgoods

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  • 5.0 5.0 out of 5

    They are truly excellent in all aspects, and it’s a pleasure working with them.

    They really care for the business and delivering great outcomes for us - they work work, diligently and strive for quality… Really experienced and right attitude of people: highly-skilled, intelligent, passionate about their work. Internal processes are excellent: well-organised, clear, repeatable.

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    Dr. Petros Demetriades

    CTO, Untamed Cat Food Ltd

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  • 5.0 5.0 out of 5

    We especially liked their level of professionalism and attention to detail.

    Dinarys effectively addressed all aspects of the project. The team’s ability to adhere to the agreed schedule was exemplary. Dinarys is very flexible and responds quickly to dynamically changing requests. All our expectations were met.

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    Joseph Frank

    CEO, Kaizen Technology Solutions

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  • 5.0 5.0 out of 5

    Dinarys GmbH consistently meets our expectations and delivers high-quality work throughout the project.

    They consistently prioritized our needs and vision. They were quick to adjust strategies when needed. They prioritized delivering high-quality work rather than rushing to meet quotas. Their team showed deep knowledge and skills in mobile app development.

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    Yann Rigo

    CIO, Panodyssey

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  • 5.0 5.0 out of 5

    Their ability to communicate effectively while maintaining a positive attitude made the entire process smooth.

    Dinarys brought extensive technical expertise to the table, consistently delivering solutions that met our needs with precision and innovation. One of the most unique aspects of working with Dinarys was the excellent "chemistry" between our team and theirs. This synergy made it easy to tackle challenges and move the project forward with confidence.

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    Aaron Freitag

    Managing Director, myfelt GmbH

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Compliance and partner status

Our architecture consulting services

We take you through the key decisions in the right order, from readiness to delivery governance:

Composable readiness assessment

Composable readiness assessment

We analyze your commerce setup, integrations and workflows to show where composable architecture makes sense and where it doesn’t.

Target architecture and system blueprint

Target architecture and system blueprint

A future-state design covering the frontend approach, service boundaries, integration patterns and data ownership, aligned with your growth plans.

Platform and vendor advisory

Platform and vendor advisory

We help you choose platforms, frameworks and services by real business needs, trade-offs and long-term cost, not feature lists.

Headless and composable migration planning

Headless and composable migration planning

Phased migration plans that protect SEO, performance and revenue while composable elements are introduced step by step.

Integration and data flow strategy

Integration and data flow strategy

How commerce, ERP, PIM, CMS, payments, search and analytics exchange data, including API patterns, events and failure handling.

Implementation enablement and governance

Implementation enablement and governance

Reference architectures, delivery principles and governance rules, so your team builds consistently and avoids architectural drift later.

How our composable consulting works

We reduce uncertainty before any change begins and turn your goals and constraints into a clear, phased roadmap.

Phase #1

Business context review

Business context review

We learn your business model, markets, brands, customer types, teams and commercial priorities before looking at the technology.

Phase #2

Current-state audit

Current-state audit

We review your platform, custom code, integrations, data flows and deployment setup, and how changes reach production today.

Phase #3

Composable fit analysis

Composable fit analysis

We identify which parts of your stack benefit from decoupling and which should stay tightly integrated.

Phase #4

Platform and tooling advisory

Platform and tooling advisory

We check platform capabilities, APIs and limits against your use cases and calculate the total cost of ownership.

Phase #5

Target architecture design

Target architecture design

We design the future-state architecture: frontend approach, service boundaries, integrations and data ownership for each system.

Phase #6

Migration roadmap

Migration roadmap

A phased plan that puts stability and revenue first and delivers value in small, reviewable increments.

Phase #7

Delivery support and guidance

Delivery support and guidance

We help your team follow agreed standards for APIs, integrations and environments, so the architecture stays consistent.

Composable architecture consulting process at Dinarys

Composable commerce platforms we work with

We don’t push one platform. We match the choice to your team, delivery capacity, growth plans and risk tolerance:

  • platforms that support composable models

  • platforms built composable-first

Our aim is to help you choose the right level of decoupling.

  • Emporix

    Emporix

    Positioning Emporix in your wider ecosystem, defining service boundaries and connecting it to CMS, ERP and PIM systems.

  • BigCommerce

    BigCommerce

    API-first storefronts on BigCommerce, connected to specialized services without making daily operations more complex.

  • SAP Commerce Cloud

    SAP Commerce Cloud

    Decoupled storefront strategies and integration planning for enterprise environments with many connected systems and teams.

  • Shopify Plus

    Shopify Plus

    Headless storefronts with the Storefront API and Hydrogen, plus checkout strategy, app limits and performance work.

  • Salesforce Commerce Cloud

    Salesforce Commerce Cloud

    Composable storefront patterns, API-led integrations, personalization and multi-brand setups for brands on Salesforce Commerce Cloud.

  • commercetools

    commercetools

    Full API-first commerce stacks on commercetools, with clear service boundaries that keep complexity manageable for your team.

Our architecture and integration case studies

SanMar B2B and B2C stores connected to the ERP

SanMar: real-time ERP integration

A Canadian clothing retailer needed its B2B and B2C stores to share product and order data with its ERP in real time.

  • B2C store migrated from Magento 1 to 2

  • Custom connector for the ERP’s legacy data format

  • API-first base for future CRM and PIM

Read the full case SanMar: real-time ERP integration
Prostor omnichannel Magento 2 store

Prostor: replatforming a 427-store retailer

We compared patching, a headless layer and a phased rollout before recommending a full Magento 2 migration for this drugstore chain.

  • 50,000 SKUs migrated with data intact

  • Inventory synced across 427 stores

  • Custom API layer for ERP data

Read the full case Prostor: replatforming a 427-store retailer
Crypto payment plugin for ecommerce platforms

Crypto payment plugin for many platforms

A European crypto payments company needed one payment plugin for several ecommerce platforms and CMSs, built on a shared modular core.

  • Platform shortlist based on market and technical fit

  • Shared core library across all platforms

  • API connection to the client’s payment platform

Read the full case Crypto payment plugin for many platforms

Why companies choose Dinarys

  • 01

    Delivery governance built into engineering

    We bring structure, predictability, and control into software delivery.

    Our approach is shaped by PMI-based project management, quality gates, risk management, and a success-first delivery culture.

  • 02

    Accountable engineering

    We do not only take tasks and write code.

    We analyze the business and technical context, identify the real bottleneck, challenge weak assumptions when needed, and take responsibility for the technical outcome.

  • 03

    Senior expertise for CTO-led execution

    We support technical leaders with experienced engineers, architecture expertise, and practical roadmap execution.

    This helps CTOs and Fractional CTOs stay strategic while having a reliable team to execute.

  • 04

    Curated teams, not generic outstaffing

    Every dedicated team is built around the client’s actual requirements, workflow, culture, risks, and delivery context.

    We assess technical skills, soft skills, project fit, culture fit, communication style, and risk factors before proposing engineers.

  • 05

    Practical AI, from the process

    We start from the business process, compare platform features, ordinary automation and AI, and use AI only where it removes real work.

    Every AI step gets quality checks and human oversight.

  • 06

    A partner that has your back

    Good delivery depends on trust, honest communication, and people who care about the outcome.

    We stay close to the problem, speak openly, involve the right experts, and do not leave clients alone with delivery risk.

Composable readiness assessment by Dinarys

Get a composable readiness assessment

Learn where composable architecture makes sense for your business and where it doesn’t.

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Composable architecture consulting FAQ

No. Many companies decouple only one or two areas, such as the storefront, content or integrations. Keeping your current commerce core can be the right outcome.

Headless separates the storefront from the backend. Composable architecture splits the wider system into independent capabilities connected through APIs, so you can change one without rebuilding the rest.

Most engagements start with analysis and planning, not production changes. Recommended changes are phased, so checkout, orders and integrations stay untouched until your business is ready.

It can be, when applied in proportion. Midsize companies often decouple one area to enter new markets, add B2B or release faster. We help you avoid overengineering.

You can update or replace one capability, such as search or checkout, without rebuilding the whole platform. The trade-off is more interfaces, vendors and monitoring to manage.

The number of systems, documentation quality, access to data and environments, stakeholder availability and the depth of analysis. We agree on the decisions and deliverables before estimating.