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A digital commerce platform enables you to sell products, solutions, and services digitally – either through a typical online store or other digitally connected devices, such as mobile phones, wearables, connected cars, and IoT devices. It also allows you to include your physical stores in your digital commerce strategy, especially for omnichannel fulfilment scenarios, such as “buy online pick up in store” or “buy online return in store.”
A headless commerce platform is one in which the consumer-facing presentation layer is decoupled from the primary back-end, operational layer and connected through open APIs. This allows the business to continually add or enhance the experiential elements of the shopping and buying experience without affecting the core functionality of the platform. It also enables new selling channels such as social media marketplaces, mobile apps, in-store kiosks, and more, with minimal development needed by IT.
While both can be seen as different terms describing the same thing, e-commerce means selling products online, usually through a typical online store. Digital commerce expands that concept by including all the touch points and processes throughout the entire customer journey. This means that all the tools, processes, and technologies used to create the online offer are critical to the overall definition. It also encompasses the inclusion of physical sales channels, such as your store network, into your digital commerce strategy.
hybris’ industry-proven, cloud-based e-commerce and digital marketing solutions are now available as SAP Commerce Cloud – a part of the SAP Customer Experience portfolio.
*Gartner, Magic Quadrant for Digital Commerce, Jason Daigler, Sandy Shen, Penny Gillespie, Mike Lowndes, Aditya Vasudevan, Yanna Dharmasthira, 10 August 2022
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