Updates
Magento, modules, theme, PHP, Composer and compatibility after changes.
// Magento under control
Support for Magento and older online stores: updates, modules, theme, catalog, orders, payment, delivery, security, speed, PHP, server and careful verification after changes.
Magento, modules, theme, PHP, Composer and compatibility after changes.
Catalog, basket, order, payment, delivery and letters to the client.
Patches, access, admin, suspicious files and store protection.
Cache, images, database, server, indexes and stability under load.
// The online store cannot be updated blindly
The catalog, cart, ordering, payment, delivery, letters, balances, modules and server are important for the store. Any edit must be checked both technically and from the buyer's point of view.
Checking the compatibility of modules, themes, PHP, Composer and store behavior after updates.
Products, categories, prices, availability, ordering and critical buyer scenarios.
SMTP, order notifications, customer letters, SPF/DKIM/DMARC and email delivery.
Checking payment modules, delivery modules, ordering errors and store settings.
PHP, database, cache, cron, SSL, file permissions, logs and performance.
Users, admin, security updates, suspicious changes and backups.
// Magento and sales
Therefore, after any changes, you need to check not only the main page, but also the buyer’s path: product, cart, checkout, payment, delivery and letters.

// How the work goes
The update should finish not only without errors, but also with work orders.
Version, modules, theme, PHP, server, catalog, orders and errors.
Files, database, settings and rollback capabilities.
Modules, theme, payments, delivery, PHP and Composer.
Updates, adjustments, corrections, transfers or optimizations.
Product, basket, order, payment, delivery, letters and admin.
// When needed
// Application
Send a link to the store and describe the task: update, module, order, payment, delivery, speed, server or transfer.
// FAQ
Yes, but only after checking the modules, theme, PHP, Composer, server and critical purchase scenarios.
Catalog, product card, shopping cart, ordering, payment, delivery, letters to the client and admin.
Yes, you need to look at the payment/delivery module, logs, PHP, theme, JS errors and server limitations.
Yes, you can check, update, customize or replace modules if they are compatible with the store version.
Magento often requires access to hosting/VPS, database, files and sometimes SSH, because a lot depends on the server side.
Yes, cache, images, database, cron, server, theme, modules and heavy scripts are checked.
We need updates, control of users, admin, file rights, suspicious changes and backups.
Yes, but you need to transfer files, database, PHP settings, cron, SSL, domain and check orders after launch.
Yes, after the audit it is possible to agree on regular updates, backups, security and control of sales scenarios.
Not always. If the store is old and expensive to maintain, sometimes you need to consider migrating to another platform.