Adobe Commerce Optimizer enables organisations to improve ecommerce site traffic and conversion rates with a high-performance shop front, catalogue and merchandising capabilities that work with any ecommerce platform. Optimise shopping experiences with GenAI-powered content creation, A/B testing, flexible catalogue management and AI-powered merchandising without the disruption of migrating from existing, deeply embedded commerce solutions.
Yes, Commerce Optimizer can ingest multiple sources of catalogue data from ecommerce solutions, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems, Product Information Management (PIM) systems and other sources to deliver a unified shop front experience and branding across multiple back-end solutions. Once customers select products and are ready to check out, Adobe Commerce Optimizer hands off the order to the existing ecommerce platforms for processing.
No, we understand that customers may have already deployed a headless commerce experience and provide options for integrating Commerce Optimizer into your existing headless architecture. Commerce Optimizer is an API driven solution, meaning that integrations can be performed via API’s or with our Commerce accelerator capabilities called Drop-ins.
Learn more about Drop-ins here.
Adobe Commerce Optimizer offers site browsing, content authoring and delivery capabilities in Shop Front Builder and does not require Adobe Experience Manager Sites. Existing Experience Manager Sites customers may use that product to author content for their Shop Front.
Organisations use Commerce Optimizer to modernise and unify shop fronts across legacy ecommerce systems and to create non-transactional catalogue sites. They also use the solution to gain a robust catalogue that supports new business models, multi-brand and multi-geography deployments and to streamline the integration of catalogue data into Adobe Experience Manager Sites for use in commerce experiences.
Yes, Adobe Commerce Optimizer is designed to support massive catalogues with over 250M SKUs and 30,000 price points per SKU. Enterprise-wide promotions can be launched across millions of SKUs in hours and flexible data modelling enables businesses to manage multiple business lines, regions or price books from a central catalogue.