Composable Commerce Migration Services

Composable Commerce Migration Services: Move Off Your Monolith in Stages

We move your store from a monolithic or hosted platform to composable commerce in planned stages, with data, integrations and key journeys tested before go-live.

Trusted by

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

Partner of

  • Adobe
  • Shopware
  • BigCommerce
  • Shopify Plus
  • Emporix
Composable Commerce Migration Services
  • 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 E-Commerce Developers 2024
  • Clutch Top eCommerce Consulting Company 2024
  • Clutch Top BigCommerce Company 2024
  • Certified BigCommerce Partner
  • Shopware Certified Partner
  • Adobe Bronze Solution Partner
  • Google Cloud Partner
  • Clutch Top 1000 Companies Global 2023
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When to migrate to composable commerce

Migration makes sense when your current platform starts to block growth. Common signs:

New integrations with ERP, PIM or payment tools take months and break when the platform updates.

New integrations with ERP, PIM or payment tools take months and break when the platform updates.

Peak traffic, a growing catalog or more orders slow down the whole store, not just one part.

Peak traffic, a growing catalog or more orders slow down the whole store, not just one part.

Each new country needs its own pricing, payments and rules, and the platform can’t handle them without workarounds.

Each new country needs its own pricing, payments and rules, and the platform can’t handle them without workarounds.

Maintaining the monolith takes most of your budget, so little is left for the features customers ask for.

Maintaining the monolith takes most of your budget, so little is left for the features customers ask for.

Hosting and releases are manual, and you want cloud infrastructure with automated testing and deployment.

Hosting and releases are manual, and you want cloud infrastructure with automated testing and deployment.

Signs it is time to migrate to composable commerce

Composable commerce migration use cases

Migration pays off when one platform can no longer support how you sell, integrate and grow.

Typical situations where composable commerce migration delivers the most value:

  • Leaving a monolithic platform

    Your monolithic platform turns every small change into a full release, and you want to replace it step by step.

  • Outgrowing a hosted platform

    Your hosted or SaaS store limits checkout, pricing or integrations, and you need more control without rebuilding everything at once.

  • Going headless first

    You want a new storefront on top of your existing backend first, then move other capabilities over in later stages.

  • Replacing one capability

    Search, content or product data needs a dedicated service, and it must connect cleanly to the platform you keep.

  • Adding B2B or new regions

    You are launching B2B buying or new countries, and your platform cannot support their prices, catalogs and payment rules.

  • Extending your in-house team

    Your team runs the store but lacks migration experience, so you need architects, developers and QA to work alongside them.

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

Agentic SDLC

AI-powered composable migration

AI helps us map data between systems, compare old and new records and write regression tests for key journeys. Our engineers review every change before it goes live.

Agents at every stage, engineers steering

  1. Plan

    Agents draft specs, user stories and acceptance criteria from your tickets, docs and code. Engineers sharpen them with you.

    • Claude Code
    • OpenAI Codex
    • MCP
  2. Audit and estimate

    Agents map your codebase, dependencies and risky modules before we quote, so estimates rest on facts.

    • Claude Code
    • Cursor
  3. Build

    Coding agents work in your repository with project rules and context. Engineers steer and own the design.

    • Claude Code
    • Cursor
    • GitHub Copilot
    • OpenAI Codex
  4. Test

    Agents write unit and end-to-end tests with every change, so testing stops being the bottleneck.

    • Playwright
    • PHPUnit
    • Pest
  5. Review and secure

    Every pull request gets an AI review and a security scan. A senior engineer approves before merge.

    • CodeRabbit
    • Semgrep
    • Snyk
  6. Ship and operate

    Quality gates run in CI on every change. Agents help trace incidents from logs and alerts.

    • GitHub Actions
    • Sentry
    • Langfuse

Agents take the heavy lifting. Senior engineers set direction, review every change and own what ships.

AI platform stack

What we use to build agents and AI features into stores, portals and back-office tools.

Models
  • Anthropic Claude
  • OpenAI GPT
  • Open-weight models
Agent frameworks
  • LangGraph
  • OpenAI Agents SDK
  • Claude Agent SDK
  • Model Context Protocol
Retrieval (RAG)
  • pgvector
  • Qdrant
  • Elasticsearch
  • OpenSearch
Enterprise AI cloud
  • Amazon Bedrock
  • Azure OpenAI
Evals and guardrails
  • Langfuse
  • Promptfoo
  • Evals in CI
In commerce
  • Semantic search
  • Recommendations
  • Product content
  • Support agents
  • Demand forecasting

Engineering stack

The platforms and tools under every project.

Commerce and PIM
  • Adobe Commerce (Magento)
  • Shopify Plus
  • BigCommerce
  • Shopware
  • Spryker
  • Salesforce Commerce Cloud
  • commercetools
  • Pimcore
Languages
  • PHP
  • TypeScript
  • Python
  • Kotlin
  • Swift
Frameworks
  • Laravel
  • Symfony
  • Node.js
  • React
  • Next.js
  • Vue
Data
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • Redis
  • Elasticsearch
  • Kafka
  • RabbitMQ
Cloud and DevOps
  • AWS
  • Google Cloud
  • Azure
  • Docker
  • Kubernetes
  • Terraform
  • GitHub Actions
  • GitLab CI
  • Bitbucket Pipelines
Monitoring
  • Grafana
  • Prometheus
  • ELK Stack
  • Sentry

How we migrate to composable commerce

Every project gets its own roadmap. This is the general outline of our migration process:

01

Assessment and discovery

Assessment and discovery

We analyze:

  • Business goals and current platform limits

  • Your tech stack and integrations

  • Tools to keep, replace or add

02

Strategy and planning

Strategy and planning

Then we:

  • Choose the platform and services

  • Design the modular architecture and APIs

  • Plan timelines, milestones and risk mitigation

03

Data and system migration

Data and system migration

At this stage, we:

  • Move catalog, customer and order data

  • Build API integrations with third-party tools

  • Build in GDPR and PCI DSS requirements

04

Testing and optimization

Testing and optimization

Our QA team:

  • Tests components, integrations and full journeys

  • Checks speed and stability under load

  • Reviews the results with your stakeholders

05

Deployment and go-live

Deployment and go-live

Final steps:

  • Rehearsal on a staging environment

  • Final data sync before the launch

  • Close monitoring and support at launch

06

Post-migration monitoring

Post-migration monitoring

After launch, we:

  • Monitor performance, integrations and data accuracy

  • Collect feedback from your team and users

  • Tune components as your business grows

Companies we have worked with

Companies we have worked with

Comfy
Toyota
Aroma
Bright pattern
Deutsche telekom
Ggm gastro
Montresor
Foxtrot
Lastbid
Redapple
Audiojoy
Goddess
Racepower
Spiele max
Sanmar
Connect pay
Zebra
Medexcess
Born
Accenture
Nbs
Panodyssey

Our migration case studies

Prostor omnichannel Magento 2 store

Prostor

A drugstore chain with 427 stores moved from a legacy platform to Magento 2 while its online store stayed live.

  • 50,000 SKUs migrated with data intact

  • Inventory synced across 427 stores

  • ERP and CRM integrations live at launch

Read the full case Prostor
SanMar B2C store migrated to Magento 2

SanMar

A Canadian clothing retailer moved its B2C store from Magento 1 to Magento 2 and connected both stores to its ERP.

  • B2C store migrated to Magento 2

  • Custom connector for legacy ERP data

  • Real-time product and order updates

Read the full case SanMar
Bizol Pimcore data management hub

Bizol

A global motor oil brand moved its product content into a new Pimcore data hub connected to its websites.

  • Data model refined before content migration

  • DigitalOcean storage for media assets

  • Integration with existing websites

Read the full case Bizol

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 commerce migration roadmap

Plan your composable migration roadmap

Tell us your current platform and the journey that must not break. We will suggest where to start.

Discuss your migration

Composable commerce migration FAQ

It is a move from a monolithic or hosted platform to modular components connected through APIs. It can replace the whole core, the storefront or selected capabilities.

Data ownership, integration reliability, feature parity, team training and launch planning. A headless storefront alone does not fix how orders, inventory or loyalty work across systems.

It depends on data quality, custom features, integrations, vendor access and testing. Projects take from a few months to over a year. We estimate after defining the scope.

These are risks we plan for, not promises anyone can make. Our plan covers data reconciliation, rehearsals, monitoring and a recovery path for orders placed during cutover.

No. Many companies start with the storefront, search or product data and keep the rest. We plan stages, so each one delivers value on its own.

Yes. We can run the full migration or cover one workstream, such as data migration, integrations, QA or CI/CD, alongside your developers.