A complete e-commerce foundation
Catalog, cart, orders, payment, shipping and reporting are covered by the platform, which focuses development on your specific rules.
Expertise · Magento
Etixio designs and evolves e-commerce platforms with Magento: catalog, ordering, B2B rules and integration with your information systems. We build custom modules, take over existing stores, add AI features and handle their maintenance.
Understanding the technology
Magento is an e-commerce platform whose features cover, among other things, the catalog, ordering and administration. Custom projects need to connect this foundation with commercial rules and the information system. Etixio works on the customizations and integrations within the agreed scope.

The benefits for your business
Magento (Magento Open Source or Adobe Commerce) is aimed at online stores whose catalog, sales rules or integrations go beyond what simpler hosted solutions offer. For a smaller catalog, WooCommerce or PrestaShop may be enough.
Catalog, cart, orders, payment, shipping and reporting are covered by the platform, which focuses development on your specific rules.
Multiple websites, stores, languages and currencies are managed from a single installation, with centralized configuration.
Quotes, company accounts, negotiated pricing, bulk orders and customer segmentation meet the needs of business-to-business sales.
Modules, event observers, plugins and APIs make it possible to extend the platform without modifying its core, provided customizations stay disciplined.
URL rewriting, meta tag management and advanced catalog search, to be complemented by performance work.
What we cover
Structure products, attributes and search journeys.
Adapt the sales steps and exchanges with payment and logistics.
Connect ERP and operational tools, with controls on data flows.
Our Magento expertise
Configurable products and variants, attributes, categories, inventory management, customer accounts and groups, wish lists and reviews.
Custom modules, marketplace extensions, plugins and event observers, themes, templates and CSS / JavaScript customization.
REST, SOAP and GraphQL APIs to connect ERP, PIM, logistics and marketing tools, or to power a separate front end.
Full-page cache and Varnish, database and indexing optimization, CDN, load balancing, security patches and access control.
Magento and AI
An assistant that gives advice based on the actual catalog, an agent that answers order tracking questions by querying Magento, product page enrichment with human review, or customer service request triage: these features rely on the platform’s APIs, with limited permissions and logs. We describe these use cases in our article on AI agents for e-commerce; see also our AI agents and chatbots.
In the field
A store may need customer-specific pricing, a synchronized catalog and data exchange with logistics. We map the source of each piece of information and the events that update it. Orders are tested all the way through to their transmission, including the errors, cancellations and retries the business requires.

The choices that matter
Extensions and customizations come with a maintenance cost. We distinguish between standard features, configuration and custom development to limit changes that are hard to take over. Catalog response times, indexing and ERP exchanges are measured on representative volumes and user journeys.
Our approach
Catalog, sales rules, flows with the information system, choice between standard features, configuration and custom development.
Short release cycles, continuous integration and code review of modules by the tech lead.
End-to-end purchase journeys, transmitted orders, cancellations and retries, performance on representative volumes.
Secure deployment, fixes, version upgrades and ongoing evolution of the platform.
From work to deliverables
The scope of the engagement specifies the components to build or take over and the acceptance criteria. We prepare what is needed to understand the changes, verify them and continue the work.
Frequently asked questions
Magento is an open-source e-commerce platform, also available as a commercial edition called Adobe Commerce. It offers multi-store capabilities, an advanced catalog and strong extensibility, making it suited to brands, distributors and B2B businesses with complex rules.
Yes. It handles large catalogs, heavy traffic and B2B and B2C operations, with clustering options and advanced integrations. This power comes with build and maintenance costs that should be weighed against actual needs.
Magento offers full control over the code, hosting and features. Shopify is simpler, hosted and requires less maintenance, but is less customizable. Magento suits companies with specific needs and the capacity to evolve the platform.
Magento for complex catalogs, multi-store setups, B2B journeys and high load. WooCommerce for simpler stores, especially those built on a WordPress site, with a lower build cost.
Full-page caching with Varnish, database and indexing optimization, CDN, optimized images, load balancing if needed and monitoring. Measurements are made on journeys and volumes representative of the business.
Magento Open Source is free, but you need to plan for high-performance hosting, any paid extensions, custom development and maintenance. A project estimate makes it possible to price these items for your scope.
Yes, provided you apply security patches, use PCI DSS-compliant payment providers, use HTTPS, control access to the admin panel and monitor the platform continuously.
Yes. An agent can query the catalog, inventory or orders through Magento’s APIs to advise a customer or answer order tracking questions. We take it to production with limited permissions, logs, response evaluations and cost tracking.
A fixed-price project for a defined platform or module, a dedicated team of French-speaking engineers led by a tech lead to evolve the store over time, or a targeted engagement (performance, migration, customization).
Tell us about the application, the issue to address and the known constraints. We will review the dependencies and the initial scope of work with your team.