Category: Magento

The integration was supposed to take eight weeks. Four months later, the team was still fighting sync failures. The problem wasn’t the connector. The problem was that the Magento agency had built the integration like they’d build a NetSuite integration. Real-time order pushes. Immediate inventory updates. The architecture assumed Sage would respond like a modern…

You Already Know You’re Overdue Magento 1 reached end-of-life in June 2020. If you’re reading this in 2026, you’ve been running an unsupported platform for nearly six years. You don’t need a lecture about why you should migrate. You need to understand what you’re actually facing when you finally do. You’ve held on this long…

Governance First, Code Second Most Magento NetSuite integrations fail before anyone writes a line of code. They fail when nobody decides who owns the data. Your ERP thinks it owns customer records. Your ecommerce platform thinks it owns customer records. When both systems accept updates and both believe they’re authoritative, conflicts become inevitable. Someone updates…

This Isn’t About Features Every comparison article lists features. WooCommerce has product variations. Magento has product variations. WooCommerce has customer accounts. Magento has customer accounts. The feature lists are nearly identical. The difference isn’t features. It’s architecture. WooCommerce is WordPress with a shopping cart bolted on. That’s not an insult—WordPress is the most successful CMS…