
COMPOSABLE COMMERCE
Manufacturing operations cannot meet market demands with monolithic digital platforms. They must seek a composable architecture that allows them to build an ideal tech stack tailored to their business objectives, while delivering the ideal customer experience to elevate their brand.
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Hear how intelligent composability helps businesses integrate leading tech platforms, allowing them to leverage the individual strengths of each for unprecedented agility.
Discover how companies are achieving remarkable results by orchestrating powerhouses like Acumatica, BigCommerce, Shopify, and Storyblok, all while infusing AI with tools like Gemini.
Breaking Down a Monolith
The terms decoupled and headless indicate using a modular and composable commerce solution.
Decoupling Your Tech Stack is the Foundation for Scalable, Iterative Improvement

Limited to the platform’s data & functionality only.
This solution is just one system — a combined frontend and backend.

Data can move between back ends, but no new functionality is available on the front end.
For example, Acumatica has logic for individualized stock, but Shopify does not, so it cannot be displayed on the front end.

This setup unlocks vast options for front-end functionality that are otherwise unavailable using a monolithic setup.
Individualized stock is not a problem in this setup.
The strategy behind composability is that each platform's customer experience is separated from the backend functionality. Businesses can change or add new functions without impacting or rebuilding the customer journey.
In this approach, each platform is run headlessly, meaning its functionality is leveraged without its built-in, customer-facing user interfaces. Instead, an independent front end is developed and used in its place. This new front end is called the head.
This head pulls data from various systems to populate a robust and rich customer experience.
This example shows how the front-end display pulls content from an ERP like Acumatica, a commerce platform such as BigCommerce or Shopify Plus, and a CMS such as Storyblok.

Adopting a composable architecture strategy empowers B2B organizations to achieve seamless integration of automated backend operations with exceptional customer experiences. This approach facilitates product showcasing through content-rich platforms, customizable branding, and self-service options that cater to customer preferences. Additionally, it enables marketing teams to launch synchronized campaigns across multiple channels, ensuring comprehensive audience reach.
Furthermore, digitizing the sales process with composable commerce solutions yields numerous advantages, including streamlined operations, reduced administrative tasks, and empowered buyers who can self-manage their purchasing journey. This enhanced efficiency and customer-centric approach are pivotal for lead generation, shortened sales cycles, and sustained business growth.
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