DL-AUD-00 · Audit / Diagnostics
Code audit services for commerce systems
Independent audits of the systems your marketplace business runs on: marketplace and ERP integrations, AI-built apps, acquisition targets. You get findings ranked by business risk, not a generic checklist.
When to commission code audit services
- 1.
The integration is years old and its original developers are gone
- 2.
An app built with AI tools now holds real orders and customer data
- 3.
An acquisition or investment depends on code nobody has read
- 4.
Marketplace API calls, throttling or fees keep rising and nobody can say why
- 01WEB APPUI / admin→API LAYERbusiness logic
- 02API LAYERbusiness logic- -AUTHchecked in UI onlybypassable
- 03API LAYERbusiness logic→DATABASEorders / PII
- 04API LAYERbusiness logic→JOBScron / queue
- 05JOBScron / queue→API CLIENTno backoff
- 06API CLIENTno backoff- -MARKETPLACE APIexternalretry storms
- 07SECRETSkeys in repo- -API CLIENTno backoffhardcoded
- 08JOBScron / queue→DATABASEorders / PII
- 09DATABASEorders / PII→AUDITfindings by riskread-only
- 10SECRETSkeys in repo→AUDITfindings by risk
Detailed services.
Any of them is also available as hours with a senior engineer, when you need a second opinion rather than a project.
What the engagement covers.
- 01
Code and architecture audit
Inherited, outsourced or AI-built code mapped and ranked by risk; also as technical due diligence before you buy or invest.
- 02
AI adoption assessment
Where AI and automation pay off in your operations, scored and costed into a roadmap.
- 03
SP-API health check
Call volume, fees, rate limits, credentials and upcoming Amazon deprecations, with a ranked fix list.
- 04
Senior engineer hours
Any of these as hours with a senior engineer, when you need a second opinion rather than a project.
How it runs.
- P01
Access
Read-only access to repositories, infrastructure configuration and API logs.
- P02
Map
Modules, data paths and dependencies, drawn as they are, not as documented.
- P03
Probe
Auth, secrets, data handling, rate limits and failure paths tested against the code.
- P04
Rank
Findings ordered by risk to the business and effort to fix.
- P05
Brief
Walkthrough with engineers and decision-makers; the report stays yours.
What you get.
ItemDeliverableQty
- 01Architecture and dependency map of the system as built1
- 02Risk-ranked findings with evidence and code references1
- 03Remediation plan with effort estimates1
- 04Executive summary for non-technical decision-makers1
Stack10
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Questions engineers ask us.
Q01What does a code audit cover?
Architecture, dependencies, security basics (auth, secrets, data handling), integration behaviour under load and failure, tests and deployment. Scope follows the decision the audit has to inform.
Q02How is this different from an Amazon SP-API audit?
Here we audit your system for you. An Amazon SP-API audit is Amazon reviewing you; for that, see our Amazon SP-API audit support.
Q03Can you audit an app built with AI coding tools?
Yes. AI-generated code tends to work on the happy path and skip the rest. We check what the generator left out: access control, secrets, error handling, data retention.
Q04Do you need write access to our systems?
No. Read-only access to the repository, infrastructure configuration and logs is enough for an audit.
Q05Do we have to fix the findings with you?
No. The report is written so your team or another partner can act on it. We can implement fixes if you want.
Related services.
Know the system before you bet on it
Tell us what the audit has to decide and which systems are in scope. We reply with a plan and a timeline.
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