Healthcare & Life Sciences
Modular stacks that add compliant ordering and content without replatforming.
ExploreAssemble a commerce stack that fits your business
Our architects combine best-fit services into one flexible platform, introduced step by step while your current store keeps selling.
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IN NUMBERS01
Our proof in numbers
10+
Years in commerce
Experience across monolithic, headless, and modular stacks.
50+
Commerce consultants
Architects and engineers fluent in APIs, microservices, and cloud.
60+
Projects delivered
Commerce builds spanning single stores to multi-brand ecosystems.
07
Global offices
Architecture and engineering support wherever you operate.
What we do02
Composable commerce, end-to-end
Going composable means getting storefront, backend, content, search, and payments to work as one. Our team covers every layer.
Architecture planning
A blueprint of which capabilities should run independently, how they connect, and which technologies suit your goals and existing tools.
MACH development
Microservices, API-first, cloud-native, and headless builds that let you upgrade one service without touching the rest.
Headless storefronts
Customer-facing experiences on Next.js or Shopify Hydrogen, decoupled from the backend for faster design changes and new channels.
Phased modernization
Individual functions are moved onto modern services one at a time, while your legacy store continues handling orders.
Integrations and data flow
CMS, PIM, search, inventory, OMS, payments, and CRM are wired together so prices, stock, and customer data match everywhere.
Managed operations
Updates, monitoring, and performance handled for you, including coordination across every vendor in your stack.
Should your business go composable?
Four quick questions about your platform, channels, and roadmap reveal whether to optimize what you have or move to a modular setup.
How we work03
Your path to composable
Composable is only recommended when it solves a real problem. When it does, the move happens in stages so customers never notice the switch.
STEPS
Weeks 1 to 3
Assess your current setup
A review of your platform, channels, integrations, and running costs to confirm whether composable addresses your gaps.
Weeks 3 to 6
Design the target stack
Service boundaries and connections defined, then vendors shortlisted on capability, team fit, and total cost of ownership.
Months 2 to 6
Build and transition in phases
New services developed and switched on one by one, each fully tested before going live alongside your existing store.
Ongoing
Run and evolve
Monitoring, upgrades, and enhancements, with the option to train your team to take over or keep Sedin on for support.
Why sedin04
Why Sedin for composable commerce
Honest advice on whether to go composable, and a team that can deliver it when the answer is yes.
Straight answers first
If your current platform can do the job, our architects will say so before recommending any change.
Modernize without a big bang
Start with the areas causing the most friction and keep trading throughout, avoiding the cost and risk of a full rebuild.
Built to change
Each service can be swapped or upgraded independently, so your stack adapts as customer expectations shift.
Connected to the whole business
ERP, CRM, data, and enterprise integration expertise ensures your modular stack works with the systems behind it.
Industries05
Where composable delivers
Modular commerce pays off most for businesses juggling multiple brands, channels, catalogs, or markets. Our team designs around how each sector operates.
Music
Manufacturing
Energy & Utilities
Retail & Ecommerce
Platforms and partners06
The composable ecosystem we work with
Every component is chosen on features, fit with your existing systems, and the flexibility you need next.
Proof07
Client Stories
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Redsea
Twelve stores unified on one faster platform A legacy Magento storefront moved to headless commerce, connecting all twelve physical stores and adding AR-enabled product discovery.
Retail60% Faster store performance
Sub-2s Page loads
12 Stores integrated
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Fersa
A headless eCommerce transformation that brought greater flexibility to Fersa’s multi-brand operations, complex product catalog, and B2B buying experience.
Manufacturing20,000 Products on a single, searchable platform
17,000 accounts managed with its own pricing and access
Multiple brands run from one setup without separate stores
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Testimonials08
What our clients say
“We searched for an agency who can deliver fast and is experienced with Shopify. It was great to see the agency's flexibility. We really liked how Sedin solved the issue with deposit and pre-orders with increasing price steps, which was a complex case.”
Annette
eCommerce Lead, Freeletics
FAQ09
Frequently asked questions
Composable builds your platform from separate services that work together. Headless, where storefront and backend are decoupled, is one part of that. MACH (microservices, API-first, cloud-native, headless) is the architecture that makes it possible.
It suits businesses running multiple brands, channels, or markets, or those held back by a rigid platform. It also brings more integrations and upkeep, so a simpler store may be better served by optimizing what it already has.
Yes, and a phased move is usually the smarter route. Start with search, content, or checkout, wherever your platform is weakest, then expand once each service proves itself.
Running costs can be higher with more vendors involved, but so is your freedom to swap and upgrade. Development, licensing, integration, hosting, and maintenance are all costed upfront, so the full investment is clear.
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