A Magento code audit is a structured review of the code that runs your store, including custom modules, third party extensions, themes and any changes to Magento itself. It finds quality, security, performance and upgrade risks, and ends with a ranked report.

Common moments are before an upgrade or migration, when you change agencies or take a store in house, after a security scare, when the store has become slow or hard to change, and when you buy or invest in an online business.

We review your custom modules, third party extensions, theme and template code, database structure, security patterns, performance patterns and upgrade readiness, and check for edits to Magento’s own files.

We work on a read only copy of your code and, where needed, a sanitised copy of your database. Nothing is changed on your live store during the audit.

We combine automated checks, such as the Magento Coding Standard run with PHP CodeSniffer, static analysis and compile checks, with manual review by certified developers. Adobe’s own code review guidance recommends similar tools.

A report with an inventory of your code, each finding rated by severity with an estimate of the work to fix it, a roadmap, and a call to walk your team through it.

A code audit goes into the code itself. A security audit looks at the whole store’s exposure, and a performance audit looks at speed and infrastructure. They overlap, and many stores use more than one. See our security audit and performance audit.

Yes. We can clean up the code, replace risky extensions and prepare your store for an upgrade, or you can take the report to your own developers.

It depends on the size of your code base, the number of custom modules and extensions, and how deep you want the review to go. You receive a clear scope, timeline and quote after the scoping call.

Yes. We check local payment, tax and privacy features in your code against the rules that matter in your market, and we plan calls around your business hours.