Connect Magento (Adobe Commerce) with Luna.io to add virtual try-on, guided fit selection, and prescription-ready product configuration that reduces errors and checkout drop-offs.
• Product catalog entities (products, variants, attributes, media, and pricing) are mapped between Magento (Adobe Commerce) and Luna.io to keep try-on and configuration views aligned with the store catalog.
• Vision-related option structures (lens types, coatings, PD ranges, and prescription fields) are represented as structured configuration schemas and linked to eligible SKUs and attribute sets.
• Sync jobs support full exports and delta syncs, sending only changed records based on update timestamps and identifiers to reduce duplicate processing.
• Customer configuration output (selected frame, lens package, and prescription payload) is validated and converted into Magento cart item options and order item metadata.
• Order events and status updates are transmitted to Luna.io for order-context continuity, with source-of-truth ownership remaining in Magento for transactions.
• Error handling captures rejected records, mapping mismatches, and validation failures in logs, with retryable queues for transient API or network errors.
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We map Magento SKUs, option logic, and pricing to Luna.io so guided selection and prescription configuration use the same rules as your store.
Yes, prescription inputs can be validated in Luna.io and stored as structured line item data in Magento to avoid missing or mismatched configs.
Yes, we load Luna.io features selectively and monitor performance so try-on does not slow down key templates like PLP, PDP, and checkout.
Yes, we model dependency rules so shoppers only see valid combinations based on frame fit, lens type, and vision requirements.
Timelines depend on catalog complexity and prescription rules, but we usually start with a small scope on a few products and scale after validation.