Digital commerce experiences get boost with composable storefront solutions

LTIMindtree has introduced composable storefront solution on Salesforce to quick-launch digital commerce experiences.

By  Storyboard18| Apr 15, 2024 9:38 AM
The composable storefront solution allows for retailers to create customized shopping experiences to increase business growth and to kickstart B2C commerce experience. (Image: Samuel Regan-Asante via Unsplash)

LTIMindtree, a global technology consulting and digital solutions company, announced Composable Storefront Quick Launch, a cohesive solution for composable storefront, to enable retailers to translate their expectations into elevated customer experiences with e-commerce components that suit their demands, the company said. This solution is built on Salesforce Commerce Cloud.

The composable storefront solution allows for retailers to create customized shopping experiences to increase business growth, with over 20 UI enhancements and features to kickstart B2C commerce experience in addition to leveraging all out-of-box capabilities including Salesforce Einstein, personalization, campaign management, and Wishlist. The company stated that the solution also helps speed up the go-to-market timeline of the storefront with built-in custom features like enhanced UX, Dynamic Marketing Pages leveraging Page Designer capability, Store Locator with Google Maps, and Order History.

“The fast-paced nature of the e-commerce and retail industry stipulates staying ahead of the constantly evolving technology landscape. With LTIMindtree’s Composable Storefront quick launch solution, businesses can reduce their go-to-market time allowing for strategic maneuvers to achieve business success. This will elevate customer experiences, enhance business growth, and provide the flexibility to implement selling across channels and geographies,” Nachiket Deshpande, Whole-Time Director and Chief Operating Officer, LTIMindtree.

“Brands that leverage innovative technologies to enhance their customer experience can increase customer loyalty and business success. LTIMindtree’s Composable Storefront quick launch solution on Salesforce, will provide a rapid kickstart to any e-commerce venture looking to build a strong commerce business foundation.” Michael Affronti, SVP & General Manager, Commerce Cloud – Salesforce.

LTIMindtree’s Composable storefront also allows the businesses to offer B2C buyers a personalized experience where they can discover, purchase, products easily and when convenient. It will also assist in selling across channels and various geographies.

Conventional e-commerce solutions are indivisible, standardized software blocks that are slow to update and difficult to customize, often referred to as legacy or monolithic platforms. Because of this innate lack of adaptability and agility, businesses find it difficult to innovate and even to attract and retain personnel. Furthermore, running monolithic infrastructures now comes with prohibitive costs because of extra fees for integrations, upgrades, etc.

Transitioning from a rigid strategy to one that allows for maximum adaptability in their technology stacks will enable businesses to prepare for future goal oriented and economic actions.

First Published onApr 13, 2024 12:12 PM

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