Maintenance and managed support
Maintenance aims to reduce how often failures happen, rather than fix them once they've occurred. It means regular follow-up on the shop: updates applied methodically, checked backups, and monitoring outside one-off jobs.
What a maintenance plan includes
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Updates applied methodically
Platform, theme and modules updated on a test environment before production, to limit the risk of regressions.
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Backup checks
Confirming backups exist, are recent and restorable, not just generated automatically with no check.
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Monitoring proper operation
Periodic checks on critical journeys: ordering, payment, transactional emails.
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Small routine fixes
Minor adjustments that don't need a separate quote every time.
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Monitoring external dependencies
Checking that third-party services connected to the site keep working correctly after their own changes.
How a follow-up plan runs
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Initial assessment
Inventory of what's in place: versions, modules, hosting, before defining what the follow-up will cover.
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Regular check-ins
Checks at a frequency agreed with you, matched to the shop's criticality and activity.
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Report
A written summary of what was done, what was found, and what needs more substantial work.
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Switching to troubleshooting if needed
If a problem goes beyond routine maintenance, it's handled as a separate job, with its own quote.
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