Ecommerce is growing and so is the competition between brands and retailers. The point of composable is the ease of movement and instead of replacing your entire platform, replace parts when needed. Predictions go around saying that organizations adopting the composable approach will be able to implement new features 80% faster than their competitors building their platforms from scratch. No wonder there’s hype out there.

Expanding your business to a global scale or entering a new market can be complex. The benefits of cross-border e-commerce include expansion opportunities and increased sales, but there are some things to consider regarding shipping, taxes, and other logistical matters.

MACH stands for Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless. These four components combined create a modern infrastructure for building e-commerce platforms. A future-proof solution for online retailers, allowing businesses to adapt to emerging technologies quickly. We know it as MACH Architecture or MACH Commerce. 

Many e-commerce projects can come with a higher cost of ownership than initially predicted; that is where total cost of ownership (TCO) comes into play.

Our buying patterns change each day rapidly, and not updating your e-commerce accordingly would be to ignore the development of our time. This is where headless e-commerce comes in. This flexible invention enables businesses to extend their brands quickly to meet new needs. 

“From more seamless interactions to agile global expansions, merchants who embrace Unified Commerce today will be cheering tomorrow”

It’s almost annoyingly recurrent how we list the perks of flexibility in the e-commerce industry. But that’s where we are today. Keeping up with our time's shoppers, demands, and anticipations of e-commerce - a changeable base is just what you need when building e-commerce ready for new integrations.