Deliverables

The discovery process identifies specific Adobe Commerce implementation deliverables. To learn more, review the following sections.

Business requirements

A business requirements document captures approvals for functional specifications and the usability of the customer experience. It is used to drive the user experience, visual design, and detailed testing plans.

System diagram

A systems diagram should show data (for example, orders, products, third-party integrations) flowing to and from the various systems involved (Adobe Commerce, OMS, ESP, payment providers).

Technical specifications

Technical specifications define the implementation approach and applicable details about all third-party integrations and systems that must be modified. This can include APIs that don’t currently exist and must be developed.

Data mapping

A data-mapping document covers categories, products, recommendations, pricing data, and inventory and includes the necessary attributes to map the current products and categories to your Adobe Commerce product catalog.

Flow diagram

Shows the user flows for critical and/or unique processes, especially when customized from standard Adobe Commerce behavior.

Scope and vendors

A scope and vendors document should contain a comprehensive list of named third-party vendors to be integrated into the Adobe Commerce solution.

Product data

A review of an organization’s existing products, pricing, and inventory data and a plan to map data attributes used to populate Adobe Commerce.

Project plan

A project plan details the high-level tasks and timelines associated with the implementation initiative, including overlapping integrations and third-party dependencies. The plan may also include a responsibilities matrix, or RACI, chart that shows who is responsible, accountable, consulted, and informed.