Traditional monolithic commerce platforms feature more tightly coupled features and services as an all-in-one bundle, discouraging integrations with existing systems and other best-of-breed packaged business capabilities (PBCs) and microservices.
Moving to composable commerce eliminates your risk of buying basic out-of-the-box capabilities and gaining more control over the functionality and performance of your application.
Composable commerce is:
Modular: Each PBC can be deployed independently, both eliminating risks associated with tight coupling of services and offering flexibility to swap modules out over time.
Open: Built on open standards, integration patterns and extensibility models, composable commerce platforms encourage easy integrations and customization.
Flexible: Composable commerce solutions deliver the flexibility and adaptability needed to extend to new customer types, channels, and markets, and to build customer journeys that resonate with new and existing audiences.
Business-focused: All necessary tools and capabilities for both business buyers and development teams are available, offering full control over the iteration and innovation process at a lower cost and risk to the entire digital commerce ecosystem.