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Edit request: add a Products section (Ari and Expedio)
[edit]| The user below has a request that an edit be made to Scandiweb. That user has an actual or apparent conflict of interest. Summary of request: Add a short Products section about Ari and Expedio, both released in October 2026 The requested edits backlog is very high. Please be extremely patient. There are currently 1557 requests waiting for review.Please read the instructions for the parameters used by this template for accepting and declining them, and review the request below and make the edit if it is well sourced, neutral, and follows other Wikipedia guidelines and policies. Remember to set the |answered= parameter to "yes" when the request has been accepted, rejected or on hold awaiting user input. |
I work for scandiweb and have a conflict of interest, which I have disclosed on my user page. I am not editing the article myself and would like to ask an independent editor to review this request.
Specific text to be added (as a new section called "Products" at the end of the article):
In October 2026, scandiweb launched Ari, an AI agent that makes changes to Magento stores through chat. A merchant, project manager or developer describes what they need with plain words, and Ari does the work, with no coding tools involved. Ari takes on the kinds of work usually given to a developer: frontend and backend changes, extensions, upgrades, or a full rebuild of a store on the Hyvä theme.[1] Unlike Adobe's AI tools for Commerce, which assist engineers inside their development environments, Ari is meant to be used directly by merchants and project teams who do not write code. Ari is trained on Magento-specific tasks. Ari makes each change on a staging copy of the store, validates the result and prepares it for review before it goes live. Developers, project managers or agencies can review the work at any stage, and more complex tasks are passed to a human reviewer for sign-off and final implementation. Every change is recorded in an audit log and can be reversed.[2]
Later that month, scandiweb released Expedio, software built to speed up Magento stores, as free and open source. Expedio changes how Magento assembles storefront pages on the server and uses Liquid, the open-source template language used in Shopify themes. It works with Magento Open Source and Adobe Commerce, supports the Hyvä and Luma themes as well as custom themes, and leaves cart and checkout on Magento. Ari can set Expedio up on a copy of a store before the changes go live.[3]
Reason for the change: The article does not mention Ari or Expedio, the two products the company released in October 2026.
References supporting change:
- https://ecommercenews.uk/story/scandiweb-launches-ari-ai-for-magento-store-upkeep (eCommerceNews UK, 2 October 2026)
- https://ecommercenews.uk/story/scandiweb-open-sources-expedio-to-speed-up-magento-stores (eCommerceNews UK, 28 October 2026)
- https://withari.ai/ (the company's product site, used only for the sentence listing the kinds of work Ari takes on)
The two news items are trade press and rely largely on company statements, so I have left out performance and usage figures. I am happy to adjust the wording or shorten the text.
References
- ↑ "Ari: the AI agent for Magento and Adobe Commerce". withari.ai. Retrieved 10 November 2026.
- ↑ Sugue, Mara (2 October 2026). "Scandiweb launches Ari AI for Magento store upkeep". eCommerceNews UK. TechDay.
- ↑ Sugue, Mara (28 October 2026). "scandiweb open-sources Expedio to speed up Magento stores". eCommerceNews UK. TechDay.