Unified customer view across channels
Online storefront, POS, service, and marketing share consistent customer and transaction data, enabling stronger personalization and service quality.
Unified Commerce
We connect digital and in-store channels into one commerce operating model with consistent data, processes, and customer experience.
Unified Commerce is more than omnichannel UX. It is an integrated architecture across storefront, POS, ERP, CRM, and fulfillment. With AI support, forecasting, personalization, and operational decisions become actionable in real time.
Online storefront, POS, service, and marketing share consistent customer and transaction data, enabling stronger personalization and service quality.
Inventory visibility, reservations, and fulfillment options are aligned across channels so click-and-collect, ship-from-store, and returns run reliably.
AI supports next-best-action, basket optimization, demand forecasting, and campaign steering to improve conversion, margin, and availability.
In-store checkout is integrated with promotions, loyalty, customer segments, and order services instead of operating as an isolated endpoint.
Prices, discounts, and promotions are centrally controlled and applied consistently across channels, creating a reliable brand experience.
Clear KPIs for revenue, conversion, availability, and service quality make unified commerce measurable and continuously optimizable.

The technical commerce foundation, including platform architecture, integration, and scaling, is the base for a durable unified commerce model.
Explore Salesforce Commerce
Complex pricing and role logic from B2B scenarios shows how cross-channel processes can be modeled cleanly and run reliably.
Explore B2B eCommerce
The workshop defines target state, scope, risks, and roadmap for unified commerce and prioritizes the most effective next steps.
Explore Discovery WorkshopStep 1
We analyze current flows across storefront, POS, and backend systems and identify process breaks that limit revenue and operational stability.
Step 2
Together, we prioritize high-impact use cases for personalization, inventory steering, store processes, and service journeys.
Step 3
Implementation is split into clear priority packages tied to KPIs so results appear early while risk remains controlled.
Step 4
We anchor ownership, quality criteria, and monitoring so unified commerce stays stable in day-to-day operations and scales sustainably.
We show how to connect Salesforce Commerce, AI, and POS into one integrated operating model and roll it out in practical steps.
Discuss roadmap