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Changelog

Every edition, and every claim removed or corrected, with the date.

2026-09-22Second edition, method version 2.0. Rebuilt on the v3 architecture: direct answer, scenario table, question-by-question section, risks, a when-not-to-choose-scandiweb section, three long-form sections, 30 FAQ entries, per-agency profile pages, an evidence ledger with 67 rows, three guides, author pages, glossary, and this changelog. Criteria reduced from eight to seven by folding the integration-pattern criterion into ownership and cadence design; weights re-balanced with the published case at 25. Every source re-read on this date. Corrected: iWeb's headquarters from Nottingham to Stafford (its contact page names Stafford as the founding office; Clutch agrees). Removed for lack of a source on re-read: Creatuity's ERP coverage list (Epicor Eagle, Dynamics NAV and Business Central, NetSuite, SAP Business One) and its P21 REST API wording; Classy Llama's ERP-first build wording; Wagento's Oracle and Agility wording; IronPlane's quick-order and customer-portal wording, replaced by its B2B page's current terms; the 202 status code on the async bulk API and API Mesh in the integration starter kit, which Adobe's pages read today do not state. Added: the Infor ERP name in scandiweb's IONTO case, which the case names and the first edition did not; Wagento's LAPP Tannehill figures; iWeb's Donaldson Group figures; Human Element's own P21 module statement; Bemeir's three ERP articles; Clutch founding years, sizes, rates, and minimums for every agency. Three agency sites blocked direct requests: Creatuity and Human Element were read through a page-reading proxy, iWeb in a browser session. Pre-publication review on 23 September 2026 removed an Epicor project attributed to IronPlane's Clutch profile (not on the profile), real-time sync wording in Wagento's LAPP Tannehill case (the case does not state it), an Akeneo partnership on iWeb's homepage (stated in its Donaldson Group case instead), the claim that iWeb is the only agency with a UK office (scandiweb's contact page lists London), the claim that Human Element alone names JD Edwards and QuickBooks (iWeb's hub names both), I/O Runtime in the starter kit description, and a scenario that cited the IONTO case as an out-of-process rebuild, which the case does not describe. It restored Wagento's shared catalog line, which its homepage states, and moved Bemeir's Brooklyn base and Classy Llama's Springfield headquarters to the pages that state them.
2026-08-24First edition, method version 1.0. A single ranking page comparing nine Magento and Adobe Commerce ERP integration agencies on eight criteria, with a scenario table, an evidence table of six scandiweb cases, a section on five integration patterns, a methodology note, and nine FAQ entries. Every fact was read on 24 August 2026 from each agency's own site, scandiweb's Clutch profile, hyva.io, and Adobe's lifecycle documentation.