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A written review of your Pimcore configuration and performance, with a prioritized task list and the cost of each fix, delivered in 1 to 2 weeks.



A Pimcore audit is a read of an existing instance against how the platform is meant to be configured, and against how your catalog actually behaves. It answers one question before you spend anything on development: is this build worth extending, or is the data model the thing holding you back? You get the answer in writing, with every finding costed, so the decision is a budgeting exercise instead of a debate.
Our reviewers are the same certified specialists who build Pimcore, so findings come with the fix and what it would take.
Most instances we review were fine on day one. What changed is the catalog, the team, or the number of channels, and the original model was never revisited to match.
A field that should take an afternoon takes a sprint, because the class structure has been extended sideways for years and nobody is sure what a change will break.
The build works, but no documentation came with it and the people who made the modeling decisions have gone. You need to know what you actually own.
Someone has proposed starting again. Before that budget is approved, it is worth knowing whether the existing model can be repaired for a fraction of it.
Six areas, each reviewed by hand against your instance rather than a scanner report. The weighting shifts with what you tell us in the kick-off: a team worried about page speed gets more hours on performance, and a team facing a security review gets more on access control.
Get your Pimcore instance reviewed
Everything arrives as documents your team can act on without us. Nothing is held back for a follow-up engagement, and nothing depends on hiring scandiweb to do the work.
Every area reviewed, written up with the evidence behind each finding, so nothing rests on our word alone.
Ordered so the fixes that clear the most risk come first, not the ones that are easiest to write up.
Each recommendation carries a range, so you can decide what is worth doing now and what can wait a quarter.
The person who ran the review takes your team through it and answers questions while the findings are fresh.
The whole review takes 1 to 2 weeks depending on how large the instance is and how many systems connect to it. Most of it happens without your team, and the access we need is read-level.
A short call to hear what prompted the review, then read access to your Pimcore environment and any documentation that exists. We tell you exactly what access is needed before you grant anything.
A certified Pimcore specialist works through the instance area by area, recording configuration, performance measurements, and the state of every integration. No scanner output goes into the report unverified.
Findings are written up and ranked by severity, each with what it affects and what fixing it involves. Anything we cannot determine from the instance alone is listed as an open question, not a guess.
We take you through the report, answer questions, and agree what the first fix should be. Your developers are welcome on the call, and most teams bring them.
You get the prioritized task list with an estimate against each item, so the report can go into a budget conversation without further work from us.

Tell us what feels wrong and we will come back with what the review would cover and what it costs.
A Pimcore audit is a hands-on review of an existing Pimcore instance against the platform's documented standards and against how your catalog actually behaves. It produces a written report of findings ranked by severity, a prioritized task list, and an estimated cost for each recommended fix.
Cost depends on instance size and how many integrations are in scope, and we quote it after a short kick-off call rather than from a price list. For most teams the review costs a small fraction of the development budget it informs, which is the reason it is worth doing before a rebuild is approved.
No. Almost all of the review is read-only and happens without your team. Where something needs to be checked against a live process, we schedule it with you first. Your daily work in Pimcore continues throughout.
No. The report is yours and the task list is written so any competent Pimcore developer can work from it. Teams regularly hand it to their in-house developers or their existing agency. If you would rather we did the work, see Pimcore development.
One to two weeks, depending on the size of the instance and how many systems connect to it. Larger catalogs with several integrations sit at the longer end. We confirm the timeline at kick-off once we have seen the scope of the environment.
Yes. If the concern is page speed, or an integration that keeps failing, or an upcoming security review, we weight the hours toward that area and still cover the others at a lighter level. You tell us the priority at kick-off.
Annually is a reasonable rhythm for a platform under active development, and after any major version upgrade or a change of the team maintaining it. If your instance is stable and rarely changed, a review before your next significant investment matters more than a calendar schedule.
Tell us what your Pimcore instance is doing that it should not. A certified specialist confirms scope and cost, and the written report follows inside two weeks.
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