/ AI Migration Accelerator
Move your Adobe Commerce PaaS build to Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service — with AI-assisted extension refactoring, App Builder re-architecture, and Edge Delivery storefronts. Scope is set by an automated complexity assessment, and your business logic moves with you, not flattened.
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/ The accelerator
Everything an Adobe Commerce PaaS-to-SaaS move needs — AI-assisted extension re-platforming, App Builder and API Mesh re-architecture, and an Edge Delivery storefront — scoped by data, not guesswork.
Each third-party and custom extension is scanned, scored, and mapped — replaced with a native SaaS equivalent or refactored to Adobe Developer App Builder. AI does the audit and first-pass conversion; engineers own the architecture.
Custom business logic is externalized to App Builder and Adobe I/O Events, while ERP, CRM, PIM, and OMS are unified into one GraphQL endpoint through API Mesh — no integration rediscovered live in production.
Key templates are rebuilt on Edge Delivery Services with da.live document authoring, so content teams ship fast and AI-generated copy, imagery, and merchandising are built in from launch — not bolted on later.
/ What moves
From custom extensions to catalog data and back-office integrations, the accelerator maps every part of your Adobe Commerce PaaS build to its Cloud Service equivalent — assessed by tooling, re-architected by AI-assisted engineering, and validated before cutover.
Every extension assessed and re-platformed — replaced with native SaaS, reconfigured, or refactored to Adobe Developer App Builder.
Products, pricing, inventory, and categories moved with the Bulk Data Migration Tool, field-level mapping, and integrity checks.
Accounts, addresses, and order history migrated in bulk plus delta sync, then reconciled against the source after cutover.
Store settings, payment, shipping, tax, and email templates rebuilt on SaaS — the config the Bulk tool does not carry over.
Storefront and theme adapted to Edge Delivery Services and headless patterns, retaining design parity where it matters.
Back-office systems consolidated into one API Mesh GraphQL endpoint with centralized caching and auth — not rewired ad hoc.
Composable Catalog Data Model adopted for multi-source catalog aggregation wherever the current architecture requires it.
Bespoke integrations and microservices externalized to App Builder and I/O Events, or retired where native SaaS now covers them.
/ How we build
Adobe's Migration Assessment tool runs an automated scan of the existing PaaS codebase, producing a Migration Complexity Score alongside backend and storefront signals — so the migration is tiered by data before a single line is touched.
Output: a scored, tiered migration plan (Simple, Medium, or Complex).Every third-party and custom extension is scored against a compatibility matrix, with an AI-generated re-platforming recommendation per extension — replace with native SaaS, reconfigure, or rebuild on App Builder.
Output: a per-extension disposition, ready to estimate and build.Custom and complex business logic is externalized to Adobe Developer App Builder and event-driven I/O Events, with AI drafting the first-pass conversion so engineers spend their time on architecture, not boilerplate.
Output: SaaS-native custom logic, off the core and upgrade-safe.ERP, CRM, PIM, OMS, and custom services are unified into a single consolidated GraphQL endpoint through API Mesh, with centralized caching and auth — one integration layer instead of many brittle point-to-point connections.
Output: a consolidated, cached GraphQL integration layer.Catalog, customer, and order data move via the Bulk Data Migration Tool plus iterative delta sync, with extended field mapping and reconciliation reporting — and dedicated tooling with rollback checkpoints on complex, multi-pass migrations.
Output: verified data on SaaS, reconciled against the source.Storefront templates are evaluated and adapted to Edge Delivery Services and headless patterns, with da.live document authoring, so content teams publish fast and AI content and merchandising ship from day one.
Output: an Edge-delivered storefront with AI content built in.Functional, integration, performance, and load testing run across the migrated build, followed by one or more UAT cycles and a rehearsal (dry-run) cutover — nothing goes live on assumptions.
Output: a validated build, proven under real load.Go-live is phased or incremental with hypercare, backed by fallback planning and rollback checkpoints — the riskiest moment of a replatform, engineered to be uneventful.
Output: live on Adobe Commerce as a Cloud Service, cleanly./ Scoped to your complexity
The tier is confirmed by Adobe's Migration Assessment tool — an automated scan that scores your codebase — so scope, timeline, and budget are set by data, not guesswork. Extension count and Complexity Score are read together; where they disagree, the higher-effort tier applies.
Lean extension footprint and limited custom logic. Most extensions are replaced with native SaaS equivalents or reconfigured, with minimal App Builder work, standard Bulk Data Migration, and a single UAT cycle before cutover.
Moderate customization. App Builder development for 6–9 extensions, API Mesh consolidating 4–6 system APIs into one GraphQL endpoint, bulk-plus-delta data migration, partial Edge Delivery adaptation, and two UAT cycles.
Deep customization and multiple integrations. Extended discovery and dependency mapping, significant App Builder work, API Mesh across ERP/CRM/PIM/OMS, Composable Catalog Data Model, multi-pass data migration, full Edge Delivery, and a phased go-live with hypercare.
/ Why this accelerator
Precision scoping, preserved business logic, and AI-accelerated delivery — the reasons a PaaS-to-SaaS move goes cleanly instead of dragging.
Adobe's Migration Assessment tool scores your codebase, so effort, timeline, and budget are grounded in your actual extensions and complexity — not a template estimate.
Custom logic is externalized to App Builder and API Mesh rather than dropped or hard-coded back in — you land on SaaS with the behavior your business depends on intact.
Extensions off the core and logic in App Builder mean the painful upgrade cycles of a customized PaaS build give way to an Adobe-managed, continuously current Cloud Service.
AI drafts the extension audit and first-pass App Builder conversion — the phases that dominate the timeline — so engineers spend their hours on architecture and edge cases, not boilerplate.
/ Adobe Commerce, on the record
Every card below is a real Brainvire Adobe Commerce engagement. Placeholder set — to be swapped for the exact case studies on the Adobe Partner page.
[5.4×]
Conversion-rate lift after the Adobe Commerce migration
The largest US cabinet-and-organizer manufacturer ran its Home Organizer brand on an aging platform, with high returns and disconnected operations. We migrated the storefront to Adobe Commerce and brought clarity to customer needs and order delivery end to end, improving the conversion rate 5.4× and cutting returns 20%.
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[3×]
Rise in order fulfillment on one unified platform
As it expanded worldwide, this footwear brand was juggling multiple Shopify and Magento stores, and catalog management kept fragmenting. Consolidating six websites onto Adobe Commerce put 80K catalogues under one roof and streamlined operations, tripling order fulfillment across its global stores.
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[18%]
Faster order processing across B2B and B2C
A luxury lighting retailer ran separate B2B and B2C worlds that pulled brand and operations out of step. We used Adobe Commerce to tailor a unified B2B2C solution, harmonizing its global digital realms and cutting order-processing time 18%.
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[30%]
Less manual work after the Adobe Commerce Cloud migration
A long-established firearm-component supplier ran on a legacy system that made item management, shipping, and order tracking slow and manual. We migrated the store to Adobe Commerce Cloud, streamlining fulfillment and compliance, and cutting manual work 30%.
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/ Next step
Start with a Migration Assessment — an automated scan that scores your PaaS codebase and returns a tiered plan, timeline, and fixed scope. A working session with a migration architect, no sales deck.
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