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An inquiry can be classified more reliably when it describes not only the desired outcome but also the current technical state. For TYPO3, useful details are the version, Composer setup, PHP version, important extensions, number of languages, and editorial roles. For PrestaShop, we need the shop and PHP versions, theme, business-critical modules, affected checkout or order steps, and connected ERP, payment, or shipping services. For SEO and performance, relevant information includes affected URLs, known indexing problems, Core Web Vitals or Search Console findings, and the most recent changes.

Additional information for maintenance and takeover requests

Name the hosting provider, repository and deployment path, available staging environment, backup schedule, and whether restoration has been tested. Open incidents, known security or update backlogs, and contact details for the previous technical partner are also useful. Credentials or database exports should not be sent through the form; if there is a professional fit, we arrange a secure exchange.

How long the initial review takes and what it delivers

The initial meeting is scheduled for 30 minutes. We review the problem, system, urgency, reproducible steps, available access, and desired target state. The outcome is a fit decision and the concrete scope of the next review—for example, a TYPO3 code and extension review, a PrestaShop module and update inventory, an SEO and performance diagnosis, or a maintenance-takeover check. It is not yet a complete audit or approval to change the live system.

What happens after your inquiry

1. We route the inquiry to the appropriate technical discipline and identify missing information.
2. During the initial meeting, we clarify responsibilities, access, the test environment, time windows, and business-critical processes.
3. If there is a fit, you receive the scope of the technical review, required materials, and planned review outputs.
4. Only after the review do we plan implementation, sequence, testing, approval, and rollback where necessary.

Waldbyte takes on projects when the stack and problem match TYPO3, WordPress, PrestaShop, Shopware, SEO/performance, or our maintenance model and a controlled working method is possible. This screening reduces misestimation, production changes without safeguards, incomplete migrations, and unnecessary sharing of access credentials.