Drupal expertise for the work before, during, and long after launch.
Eniac supports existing Drupal platforms, plans upgrades, solves technical problems, and builds the integrations and features needed for the next stage.
A platform editors can understandModern Drupal administration and content operations
Drupal services
Each engagement can begin with a focused problem, a technical assessment, or a longer support relationship.
Maintenance and ongoing support
Continuous
Keep Drupal secure, stable, and predictable through regular technical care.
Security, core, and module updates
Bug fixing and troubleshooting
Performance reviews and optimization
Release planning and ongoing support
Drupal upgrades and migrations
Planned
Move forward with a clear view of dependencies, custom code, content, and operational risk.
Upgrade readiness assessment
Contributed module replacement planning
Custom code compatibility work
Content and configuration migration
Integrations and custom development
Connected
Connect Drupal to the services around it without losing ownership of the architecture.
CRM, ERP, search, and commerce
JSON:API, REST, and GraphQL
Custom modules and webhooks
Data synchronization and queues
Headless Drupal and modern delivery
Purpose-led
Use Drupal as a content platform when multiple frontends or channels genuinely benefit from separation.
Drupal content APIs
Astro and Next.js frontends
Preview and publishing workflows
Caching and delivery strategy
Content architecture and editorial UX
Editor-first
Shape the platform around understandable content and the people responsible for publishing it.
Content types, fields, and taxonomy
Permissions, moderation, and revisions
Reusable components and media
Multilingual and multisite planning
The technical work should improve the publishing experience too.
Architecture, updates, integrations, and performance are not isolated engineering tasks. Their quality is felt every time an editor opens Drupal or a visitor loads the site.
Editorial experienceThe everyday interface is part of the architecture
Headless Drupal is a tool, not a badge.
The right architecture depends on publishing needs, integrations, team capability, performance, and operating cost. Eniac recommends separation only when it creates a real advantage.