Reflex | Enterprise Commerce Intelligence & Tech Stack Detection

Target Acquisition

Enter a list of eCommerce domains (e.g., nike.com). Reflex uses proprietary signature detection to identify Headless, Enterprise, and Legacy stacks.

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User Guide: Conducting a Tech Stack Audit

Reflex allows sales teams, developers, and analysts to non-invasively map the infrastructure of any eCommerce site.

Prepare Your Target List

Collect the list of domains you wish to analyze. Clean URLs are preferred (e.g., nike.com), but Reflex will handle full protocols (https://www.nike.com) automatically.

Initiate the Deep Scan

Paste your domains into the input field and click INITIALIZE ANALYSIS. Reflex performs a multi-stage scan:

Phase 1: Surface HTML & Cookie Analysis.
Phase 2: "Ghost" Browser Header Emulation.
Phase 3: API Endpoint Verification (The "Deep Sonar").

Interpret Confidence Scores

Structural

100% Certainty. Validated via API endpoint response or JSON-LD schema.

Inferred

High Probability. Detected via cookies, headers, or HTML patterns.

Tech Strategy

Why POS & Stack Detection is the "Dark Matter" of Competitive Intelligence

In modern digital commerce, what you see on the screen is only 10% of the story. The real competitive advantage lies in the hidden 90%: the backend infrastructure.

Knowing if a competitor is running on Shopify Plus vs. Salesforce Commerce Cloud tells you their budget, their agility, and their pain points. If they are running Headless (e.g., Hydrogen or Next.js), you know they are investing heavily in custom frontend experiences.

Reflex automates this discovery. Instead of manually inspecting source code, our deep-scan algorithms ping specific API endpoints that only exist on certain platforms, revealing the truth behind the storefront.

Headless Commerce

Decoding the Headless Revolution: Detecting Hydrogen & Next.js

Traditional detectors fail at Headless Commerce. Why? Because the frontend is decoupled from the backend. A site might look like React, but process payments via Shopify.

Reflex uses Signature Injection to solve this. We don't just look for "Shopify" text. We look for the storefront_access_token in the JS bundles, or the specific GraphQL endpoint structures typical of Adobe Commerce PWA Studio.

Why this matters for Agencies

If you are an agency pitching a migration, knowing the prospect is stuck on an old monolithic Oracle ATG setup vs. a modern Vtex implementation changes your entire pitch deck. Knowledge is leverage.

More insights coming in Reflex v2.4 Update.