Configuration
Settings compared with Pimcore documentation, the vendor recommendations and our practice.
Independent Pimcore audit.
A review of the Pimcore you already have, with a report, priorities and a plan.
When an audit helps
Pimcore runs, but something is wrong.
Companies often come to us with Pimcore built by another team. It works, but it is slow, the documentation is thin and imports keep failing. An audit shows what to fix first.
- Pimcore is slow, and nobody knows why.
- Supplier imports fail or need manual fixes.
- The documentation is thin and the previous vendor has left.
- An upgrade to a new Pimcore version is due.
- You want a second opinion before the next stage.
Our Pimcore work in numbers
Audits by a team with 45+ Pimcore clients.
Figures from our own projects and the Pimcore partner directory.
- 45+Pimcore clients
- 31Pimcore certifications in the team
- 70+PIM and e-commerce implementations
- 300+projects delivered
- 30+experts and consultants
- 2010operating since
- Pimcore Platinum Partnerone of two Platinum partners in Poland
- 1 to 2 weeksthe usual length of an audit
Sources: LemonMind, November 2026 · Pimcore partner directory, 4 Nov 2026
Audit map
Where we look in your Pimcore.
Configuration, performance, security, code, integrations and data imports, with a report and a plan for the upgrade and further development.
Your Pimcorethe installation as it runs today
Configuration
settings, data model and workflows
We check: against Pimcore documentation
Performance
server resources, load, response times
We check: where it slows down
Security
vulnerabilities, access rights, extensions
We check: risks, ranked by priority
Code and extensions
custom code, bundles, documentation
We check: quality and structure
User interface
the editor screens your team uses
We check: the paths your team takes daily
Infrastructure
hosting, backups, monitoring, deployments
We check: how it is run and released
integrations and imports we test
- imports and exports
ERP
item codes, prices, stock
- supplier imports
Supplier files
spreadsheets and data sheets
- Datahub and APIs
Store and channels
shops, portals, feeds
Pimcore slow, or an upgrade due?
The audit shows what to fix first and what the upgrade involves.
Scope
What we check.
Six areas, compared with Pimcore documentation and good practice. You get a report with priorities, estimated costs of the fixes and a plan for the upgrade and further development.
Performance
Server resources, load and response times, with advice on scaling and tuning.
Security and code
Vulnerabilities, extensions, code quality, structure and documentation, reviewed by experienced developers.
Integrations and imports
APIs, supplier imports and the data exchanged with other systems, tested for speed and reliability.
User interface
Usability of the editor screens and the paths your team takes every day.
Infrastructure
Hosting, backups, monitoring and deployments.
Process
How the audit runs.
- 01
Audit
We review the six areas; it usually takes 1 to 2 weeks.
ResultFindings in every area. - 02
Report
Findings ranked by priority, with estimated costs of fixes and optimisation.
ResultA prioritised report. - 03
Results meeting
We present the results, a task list for us and recommendations for your team.
ResultA shared view of what to fix. - 04
Plan
Upgrade, import fixes or a takeover of development, in the order the report sets.
ResultA plan you can act on.
Case studies
Pimcore systems we keep developing.
At Ceramika Paradyż we added AI tools to the existing PIM and online shop. At GTV we extended a central Pimcore system with ETIM classification and BMEcat export.
AI product content
Ceramika Paradyż
Generative AI in the PIM and online shop of Ceramika Paradyż: product descriptions and translations prepared with LemonHub.AI.
Read case study
ETIM / BMEcat mapping
GTV
A central Pimcore system extended with ETIM classification, BMEcat export and the ETIM Mapper tool.
Read case studyFAQ
Questions about the Pimcore audit.
What is an independent Pimcore audit?
A review of an existing Pimcore installation by a team that did not build it: configuration, performance, security and code, integrations and imports, the user interface and the infrastructure. You get a report with priorities and a plan for the upgrade and further development.
How long does the audit take?
Usually 1 to 2 weeks, depending on how complex the system is and how available your team is.
How much does the audit cost?
The price depends on the size of the system, the number of integrations and the scope, so we agree it after a free 30-minute call.
Do we have to move to another platform?
No. The audit assumes you keep Pimcore: your data model keeps growing in the system you already have.
Is this the same as the Pimcore HealthCheck?
Yes. The Pimcore HealthCheck is this audit, and it is also the first step of our maintenance and infrastructure service.
What happens after the audit?
You decide. Your team can carry out the recommendations, or we take over the tasks, the upgrade or ongoing Pimcore support.
Olgierd MrozikCEO, LemonMind
Start with a call
Let's agree the scope of your Pimcore audit.
In a free 30-minute call we look at your Pimcore, integrations and hosting and agree what the audit covers.
30 minutes. The calendar opens in a new tab.
- 2010 founded
- 300+ projects
- 45+ Pimcore clients