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<title>Magento Upgrade Agencies Index changelog</title>
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<description>Dated changes to Magento Upgrade Agencies Index</description>
<item><title>Second edition, method v2.0. Rebuilt on the v3 architecture with a quick answer, direct an</title><link>https://magento-upgrade-agencies.com/changelog/</link><pubDate>Tue, 22 Sep 2026 09:00:00 GMT</pubDate><description>Second edition, method v2.0. Rebuilt on the v3 architecture with a quick answer, direct answer, seven weighted criteria, per-agency detail with evidence, scenario and query tables, Adobe dates table, risks, a when-not-scandiweb table, three long-form sections, a 28-question FAQ, methodology, editorial policy, glossary, evidence ledger, three guides, eight agency profiles and two author pages. Every fact re-read on 22 September 2026. Removed the first edition&#x27;s 250 to 600 developer-hour estimate and its 7 to 12 week timeline (no source behind either); two Vendic client names not found on the pages read (Biogroei, Sweet Jewellery); and the description of a Wagento end-of-life service line (replaced with what its upgrade page states). Added Clutch data for SwiftOtter, Wagento, Inchoo and Netresearch; Vendic&#x27;s registered address from its terms document; Adobe&#x27;s extended support date for 2.4.7 (31 May 2028); Adobe&#x27;s security-only transitional period dates for 2.4.4 to 2.4.6 and its statement on Cloud environments from 1 June 2027; the php.net source for the PHP 8.4 deprecation. A pre-publication review on 23 September 2026 re-opened every ledger URL and corrected the following before publication. scandiweb&#x27;s Clutch profile lists New York as its location, so Riga is attributed to Wikipedia alone; Netresearch&#x27;s company page dates the first Meet Magento in Germany to 2009, not 2008; integer_net&#x27;s CEO is Christian Philipp; Inchoo is listed among Hyvä Silver partners on hyva.io; Adobe&#x27;s lifecycle page describes extended support on 2.4.6 and 2.4.7 as coming at no additional cost, so it is no longer described as paid; and statements drawn from pages not in the ledger (SwiftOtter&#x27;s contact page, an English-language Vendic homepage) were removed along with wording the linked pages do not support (a SwiftOtter learning center, Wagento strategic partners, a maxcluster Silver tier, integer_net custom pricing and direct booking, named Inchoo certifications). A second pass the same day corrected the following. scandiweb&#x27;s $1,000 patch cycle and $15,000 to $35,000 upgrade figures are labeled on its page as the typical market range, with its own price fixed after the audit, and are now described that way; a LinkedIn headcount for scandiweb was removed (no ledger source); scandiweb&#x27;s offices are attributed to Wikipedia; a SwiftOtter Magento 101 course was removed (not on the linked training page); Vendic&#x27;s stack statement now reads Magento only with a 100% Magento 2 focus, as its about page states; wording that integer_net will not build, and a takeover priced by the module, was removed as unsupported; Netresearch&#x27;s Magento page is described as mentioning the paid Commerce edition only for its cloud hosting. Ranks unchanged.</description></item>
<item><title>First edition, method v1.0. A single page ranking eight agencies on an eight-criterion tab</title><link>https://magento-upgrade-agencies.com/changelog/</link><pubDate>Mon, 24 Aug 2026 09:00:00 GMT</pubDate><description>First edition, method v1.0. A single page ranking eight agencies on an eight-criterion table with no weights, a scenario table, an evidence table of five scandiweb case studies, a 2.4.6 to 2.4.9 section and an eight-question FAQ. Agency sites read 20 August 2026; hyva.io, Clutch and Adobe pages read 24 August 2026.</description></item>
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