Solution
Commerce
Run B2C and B2B commerce with catalog flexibility, headless delivery and integration to the systems that hold inventory and pricing.
Overview
Building commerce that lasts
Run B2C and B2B commerce with catalog flexibility, headless delivery and integration to the systems that hold inventory and pricing. That definition matters, because commerce is a capability an organization builds, not a product it buys — the license is necessary but nowhere near sufficient.
The organizations that get commerce right share a pattern: they treat identity, consent and data quality as the foundation rather than an afterthought, they connect the platforms below into one governed system instead of running them as silos, and they put named owners on the capability so quality survives team changes. The outcomes listed on this page follow from that discipline far more than from any individual product feature.
DWAO builds commerce programs end to end — architecture, product implementation, the integration work between platforms, and the enablement that makes the capability stick. Because we implement every product in the stack below, one accountable team covers the whole system rather than handing problems across vendor boundaries.
A typical program starts with a short assessment of your current estate and data readiness, ships a first production use case within a quarter to prove value, then extends capability in measured phases. Each phase is justified by outcomes — support complex b2b purchasing rules natively first — with the measurement built into the platform so the program reports its own return rather than claiming it.
Outcomes
What this solution delivers
- Support complex B2B purchasing rules natively
- Decouple storefront releases from backend cycles
- Consolidate regional storefronts
How we deliver it
Products plus the work between them
No single product delivers commerce on its own — the value lives in how the platforms below are connected, governed and adopted. Our engagements cover the products and the connective work: identity, consent, integration and enablement.
Commerce — frequently asked questions
What is commerce in practice?
Run B2C and B2B commerce with catalog flexibility, headless delivery and integration to the systems that hold inventory and pricing. It is delivered by combining the right Adobe products with the integration, governance and enablement work between them.
Do we need all 3 products to get started?
No. Most programs start with one or two platforms against the highest-value use case, prove the return, and extend from there. The architecture is designed for the full capability from day one so later phases build on the same foundations instead of reworking them.
How long does a commerce program take?
A first production use case typically ships within a quarter. The full capability is usually a twelve-to-eighteen-month roadmap delivered in phases — each phase justified by measurable outcomes, not by the roadmap's own momentum.
How do we measure the return on commerce?
Against outcomes agreed before implementation starts: support complex b2b purchasing rules natively is typically the headline, with supporting operational metrics per phase. We build the measurement into the platform itself so the program reports its own value.
Can you work with platforms we already own?
Yes. Most engagements start from an existing estate — some Adobe, some not. An assessment maps what you have against the target capability and produces a roadmap that reuses everything that deserves reusing.
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Scope a commerce program
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