For more than 12 years we have delivered sales platforms on Magento, Shopware and Sylius and integrated them with ERP and PIM systems. The same needs kept coming back across projects: contract pricelists, buyer organisations with branches, quote requests, multi-warehouse stock and reliable back-office integrations. Endora Commerce covers them as standard, with more than 60 modules and 25 ready integrations.
The next step is opening the code.
What will we publish in October?
Endora Commerce will move to a public repository in October 2026. Part of the groundwork is already done:
- Repository: we have a public organisation and the Endora Commerce repository on GitHub.
- Packages: we have reserved the Endora Commerce organisation on npm, where the packages will be published.
- Module boundaries: we are tidying up dependencies between modules and the documentation needed to run the platform on your own.
With a public repository your technical team can see how the platform is built, run it in its own environment and assess code quality before deciding on a rollout. It also lowers the risk of depending on a single vendor.
How will modules be split into free and paid?
The free part is meant to be a fully useful foundation for a B2B platform. Selected extensions will be paid.
The model has two purposes:
- For the community: freedom to use, learn and extend the platform.
- For product development: steady funding for the team that maintains the core, looks after security, delivers new integrations and develops the documentation.
On rollouts delivered by Endora, paid modules are part of the agreed rollout cost. No separate line item for extensions used in your project appears after go-live, because we agree scope and cost at the planning stage.
How will the implementation partner program work?
We plan to launch a trusted partner program for Endora Commerce: companies and teams that will implement the platform, build integrations and create solutions for their clients. Partners will get technical materials, quality standards and a direct line to the Endora product team. We will publish the details before the launch.
What comes next?
Between now and October we are organising the packages, drawing the line between the free and paid parts, finishing the installation docs and preparing a path for contributors and partners. We will share progress on this blog.
Do you deliver B2B rollouts or want to use Endora Commerce in a client project? Get in touch and we can talk about working together before the program launches.