Sitecore platform reviews
A clear view of where your Sitecore platform stands today, and what should come next.
We run structured, in-depth reviews of live Sitecore implementations, looking across architecture, build quality, content organisation, and how teams work with the platform day to day.
The output is practical prioritisation, shaped around your business objectives, not a generic pass/fail checklist.
When a platform review makes sense
Key benefits:
- You need clarity on the current state — The platform has been live for some time and you want an informed picture of what’s working well, what’s fragile, and what’s holding you back.
- You’re planning change but need confidence first — You’re considering upgrade or migration paths, new capabilities, or larger programmes of work, and want to understand feasibility and trade-offs before committing.
- You don’t need an ongoing partner right now — You’re not looking for a full delivery or support engagement, just a clear, independent view of priorities and next steps.
- You want recommendations grounded in reality — You need guidance that accounts for your objectives, constraints, team shape, and operational pressures, not generic best-practice advice.
A review is more than a checklist
A good platform review is not a box-ticking exercise and it isn’t just about spotting technical issues.
It’s about understanding how the implementation supports the reality of the organisation, including content operations, governance, delivery capability, and the pressures shaping what the platform needs to do next.
We look at the platform through multiple lenses, then bring the findings together into clear themes and priorities, so teams can make informed decisions about where to invest next.
How it typically starts
A structured review with regular checkpoints
Most reviews begin with a short discovery phase to understand context and shape the focus of the work before we go deep.
- A short discovery to understand objectives, constraints, and the shape of the teams involved
- Agreement on the key themes the review should focus on and how deep to go in each area
- A structured review period, typically over several weeks, covering both technical and operational concerns
- Regular checkpoints and feedback loops so findings stay aligned and useful
The outcome is a clear, prioritised view of what matters next, grouped into themes that make it easier to align stakeholders and plan realistic next steps.
A strong platform review doesn’t just highlight issues.
It turns the current state into clear priorities, grounded in your objectives and how the platform is actually being used.