YUNIT SL delivers SAP Commerce Cloud implementations exclusively via agile project methodology. Every sprint has defined ceremonies, clear definitions of ready and done, and mandatory code review. No shortcuts at go-live.
Development Toolchain
- JIRA — task management, sprint planning, and backlog refinement
- Confluence — technical documentation, architecture decisions, and knowledge sharing
- IntelliJ IDEA & Visual Studio Code — primary development environments
- Git — branch restrictions enforcing peer reviews before merge to main
- SonarQube — automated code quality analysis integrated into the CI pipeline
- Google Java Code Formatting — consistent formatting enforced across the codebase
Definition of Ready (DoR)
A user story is only taken into a sprint when it has:
- A description in JIRA with business context
- Wireframes or UI specifications
- Process diagrams for complex flows
- Acceptance criteria written in testable language
Definition of Done (DoD)
A story is only marked complete when:
- Code has been peer-reviewed and merged
- All automated tests pass in the integration environment
- SonarQube quality gate passes (no new critical issues)
- Documentation has been supplied or updated in Confluence
Team Profile
We staff exclusively with senior SAP Commerce consultants and developers who have experience in international high-performance environments. Mandatory peer code review, automated quality gates, and test-driven development are non-negotiable requirements — not optional practices.