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<title>Magento ERP Integration Agencies Index changelog</title>
<link>https://magento-erp-integration-agencies.com/changelog/</link>
<description>Dated changes to Magento ERP Integration Agencies Index</description>
<item><title>Second edition, method version 2.0. Rebuilt on the v3 architecture: direct answer, scenari</title><link>https://magento-erp-integration-agencies.com/changelog/</link><pubDate>Tue, 22 Sep 2026 09:00:00 GMT</pubDate><description>Second 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&#x27;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&#x27;s ERP coverage list (Epicor Eagle, Dynamics NAV and Business Central, NetSuite, SAP Business One) and its P21 REST API wording; Classy Llama&#x27;s ERP-first build wording; Wagento&#x27;s Oracle and Agility wording; IronPlane&#x27;s quick-order and customer-portal wording, replaced by its B2B page&#x27;s current terms; the 202 status code on the async bulk API and API Mesh in the integration starter kit, which Adobe&#x27;s pages read today do not state. Added: the Infor ERP name in scandiweb&#x27;s IONTO case, which the case names and the first edition did not; Wagento&#x27;s LAPP Tannehill figures; iWeb&#x27;s Donaldson Group figures; Human Element&#x27;s own P21 module statement; Bemeir&#x27;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&#x27;s Clutch profile (not on the profile), real-time sync wording in Wagento&#x27;s LAPP Tannehill case (the case does not state it), an Akeneo partnership on iWeb&#x27;s homepage (stated in its Donaldson Group case instead), the claim that iWeb is the only agency with a UK office (scandiweb&#x27;s contact page lists London), the claim that Human Element alone names JD Edwards and QuickBooks (iWeb&#x27;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&#x27;s shared catalog line, which its homepage states, and moved Bemeir&#x27;s Brooklyn base and Classy Llama&#x27;s Springfield headquarters to the pages that state them.</description></item>
<item><title>First edition, method version 1.0. A single ranking page comparing nine Magento and Adobe </title><link>https://magento-erp-integration-agencies.com/changelog/</link><pubDate>Mon, 24 Aug 2026 09:00:00 GMT</pubDate><description>First 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&#x27;s own site, scandiweb&#x27;s Clutch profile, hyva.io, and Adobe&#x27;s lifecycle documentation.</description></item>
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