This document explains how we at Vendure work collaboratively with our partners to create and publish outstanding case studies, showcasing the most innovative solutions built with Vendure.

Objective

Our case studies aim to demonstrate what is possible with Vendure. At the same time, they provide a valuable opportunity for the agencies and brands behind these solutions to reach a broader e-commerce audience. By sharing real-world examples of Vendure in action, we enhance trust and credibility for potential users. In turn, our featured partners gain increased visibility, enhanced credibility, and the potential to attract new business, hires or partners.

Process

We strive to keep the workload for our case study partners as manageable as possible. We understand day-to-day demands can be hectic, and we truly appreciate your willingness to work with us. At the same time, we want each case study to be both accurate and compelling, ensuring we represent your work fairly and effectively.

1. Submit Base Information

Please use our Case Study Submission Form (Google form)to provide all relevant details. Our guiding principle is: the more information, the better. The more background, technical specifics, and context you can share, the richer and more accurate the final case study will be.

Additionally, if English is not your first language, you are welcome to provide your answers in your native language. We will happily translate the information into English afterward.

2. Feedback Session

Once we receive your submission, we will thoroughly review all of the information provided. David (Vendure CEO) will then contact you to arrange a brief 30-minute meeting to discuss any outstanding questions. You will receive a calendar link to select the time slot that best fits your schedule.

💡 Tip

You are welcome to invite other team members to this feedback session. We would be delighted to meet everyone involved in building your Vendure project and to dive deeper into the details.

We will record this meeting to ensure we capture every important insight.

3. First Draft Review

After gathering the information and insights from our discussion, our team will craft the initial draft of the case study. This will include written content and any relevant diagrams or visual materials (such as workflows, processes, or architectural overviews). If we require additional visuals from your side, we will reach out to request them.

We will share the draft with you in Notion, where you and your team can comment, suggest edits, or clarify any points. Please feel free to be direct and honest with your feedback; we appreciate open, constructive input.

4. Final Review

We will address and implement your comments and may reach out for clarification if needed. Our goal is to keep all feedback in one location (Notion) to avoid confusion and ensure we do not miss any points.

Once your feedback is incorporated, we will ask you to complete a final review of the case study. A simple email confirmation that everything is correct will suffice.

5. Publishing Agreement

Although we aim to keep administrative work to a minimum, it is necessary for us to have the legal right to publish the case study, including any logos or proprietary images.