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We implement and tune eCommerce personalization on the engine that fits your stack, with segment data and A/B testing that tie each change to revenue.
You get a written list of what to fix and test first.
Most personalization budgets go to the license, and the engine vendor's work ends at go-live. In many stores the license renews before the first tuned experience has reached more than a pilot segment.
Engines arrive with generic settings that show bestsellers to everyone. Until someone owns the rules, the blocks add little over a static grid.
The engine only sees the data your stack sends it. A missing order feed or consent flag reduces every segment to "all visitors".
Rollouts without an A/B test behind them cannot show which change earned revenue. An unproven program loses its budget within a year.
1000+
A/B tests launched and validated
858+
User tests completed
2100+
eCommerce projects completed
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3 consecutive CX & design awards at Meet Magento




One team owns everything between the engine contract and the revenue report, under a single delivery manager, so no step waits on a second vendor. Scope adjusts to your setup, whether an engine is in place or still a shortlist.
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AI personalization in eCommerce uses machine learning to rank products and content for each visitor, with no hand-written if-then rules to maintain. The models now come built into every major engine, so results depend on the customer data the models receive and on testing what they produce. We connect the models to your data sources and verify each one's lift before its rollout scales.
On Adobe Commerce, we deliver this through Adobe Experience Platform services, and the same work applies to Dynamic Yield, Bloomreach, Klaviyo, and Algolia stacks.
The sequence puts data work before design work: nothing goes into the storefront until the segments feeding it are verified. The audit stage stands alone, and its output stays useful even if you take the project no further.
We review the customer data available to your engine and every placement on the store, then rank the gaps. The result is your personalization strategy: the order of fixes and tests, and why. Gaps that sit in the wider journey rather than the engine go to our customer experience optimization team.
New engines are evaluated in a trial on your own catalog data, from a field that includes Adobe Target, Dynamic Yield, Bloomreach, and Klaviyo. Existing contracts stay, and we take over configuration.
Placements go live behind feature flags, each with a control group defined, and no placement reaches full traffic before its test is attached.
Each experience is A/B tested against its control and scaled only when it wins. A monthly report states what the program returned in revenue.
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Send us your store URL and the engine you license. Our personalization specialists review every placement and the data feeding your segments, then rank what to fix.
eCommerce personalization is the practice of adapting what each visitor sees in an online store, using data about their behavior and purchase history. Personalized product recommendations and segment-based content are the most common forms. Behind them sit an engine making the decisions, plus the customer data and testing that keep decisions accurate.
A personalization audit takes about two weeks. Engine selection, when you have none in place, adds 2 to 4 weeks for scoring and a scoped vendor trial. First experiences typically go live with their tests inside two months, and monthly tuning carries on from there. The main variable is how accessible your customer data turns out to be.
scandiweb treats personalization as engineering and measurement work. We hold partner status across competing engine vendors, so our recommendation is decided by your platform and data. The team connecting your data also builds the placements and reads the test results, an approach shaped across 700+ eCommerce clients. Work that turns out to be a conversion problem rather than a personalization one moves to our conversion rate optimization services team on the same account.
Yes. scandiweb holds Adobe Solution Partner Gold and Hyvä Platinum Partner status, and is in the Salesforce and Shopify Plus partner programs. Each tier can be checked in that vendor's public partner directory, and we send the listings for every platform in your stack on request.
The cost has two parts. The engine license is priced by the vendor, usually scaled to traffic or order volume. Implementation depends on how many placements and data sources are in scope, and each stage is a fixed-scope quote you approve before work starts. The audit prices the rest of the program, so the full cost is visible before any license is signed.
Launch is the midpoint. Segments and recommendation rules drift as your catalog and customers change, so we review performance monthly and pick the next tests from what the data shows. The same specialists stay on your account, so a fix never waits in an engine vendor's support queue.
Typical projects cover eCommerce product recommendations and segmentation for mid-market and enterprise retailers, from specialty stores to luxury fashion houses. On a first call we bring the past projects closest to your catalog and engine, with the numbers each one produced, so you can judge the fit on results.
You get the placements, segments, and data gaps written up and ordered by value, from the specialists who would run the work. Anything outside personalization goes to our customer experience and conversion teams in-house.
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