Infrastructure partner

Amazon Web Services

Amazon Web Services

AWS PARTNERSHIP

Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world’s most comprehensive and broadly adopted cloud platform, offering over 200 fully-featured services from data centers globally.

commercetools is the world’s leading platform for next-generation B2C and B2B commerce. To break the market out of being restrained by legacy suites, commercetools invented a headless, API-first, multi-tenant SaaS commerce platform that is cloud-native and uses flexible microservices. Using modern development building blocks in a true cloud platform, customers can deliver the best commerce experiences across every touchpoint on a large scale.


AWS at a glance

AWS has a significant number of services, and features within those services– from infrastructure technologies like compute, storage, and databases – to emerging technologies, such as artificial intelligence, data lakes, and analytics. This makes it faster, easier, and more cost-effective to move your existing applications to the cloud.

Key benefits of AWS + commercetools Cloud native

  • commercetools is the market-leading cloud-native commerce platform and coupled with the market-leading cloud infrastructure provider on the market, brands, merchants, and retailers can not only take advantage of the tremendous compute, database, and storage capabilities but also leverage the native AI/ML & analytics power of AWS to activate, engage & convert customers faster. Brands and retailers can take advantage of the inherent commerce functions of the commercetools platform and immediately leverage them in the broader AWS ecosystem.
Cloud native

Headless commerce

  • The decoupling of front and backend allows brands & retailers to leverage the full breadth of the commercetools platform to be natively available irrespectively of channels, region, touchpoint, whether online or offline, digitally or in-store. commercetools provides ~300 APIs focused on commerce, promotions, product information management system, orders & checkout. Brands take full advantage of the robust and secure capabilities of AWS.

Unified Commerce

  • The flexibility of the commercetools platform is applicable not only to the technical capability of the platform itself but also to the commercial aspects of consuming the platform and the business models it can cater to. The commerce functions that are encapsulated in microservices are inherently individually consumable and loosely coupled. These APIs can be equally priced and charged out. In addition, the commerce functions are applicable to every business model in the market, whether it’s B2B, B2C, B2B2C, D2C or syndicating product information to marketplaces.
Unified Commerce

AWS Customer References

Just Eat Takeaway.com specializes in online food ordering and home delivery. The Dutch dot-com company is an intermediary online portal between the customer and the restaurants, where customers can order food online from restaurants’ menus, and have it delivered by the restaurants directly to their homes. In addition to their food delivery business, Just Eat Takeaway.com runs a B2B marketplace for their restaurant partners to purchase both food and non-food items from third-party sellers.

just eat takeaway
Customer Possibility Story of how Just Eat Takeaway.com migrated their marketplace to the commercetools solution to increase flexibility

Some of the digital properties and ecommerce platforms of the Volkswagen Group suffered from slow deployments & product launches, inadequate cross-selling capabilities & inefficient use of technical resources developing custom-built features. The commercetools platform allows the Volkswagen Group to real-time commerce updates at the push of a button, cross-selling & merchandising capabilities with cars & hardware and range of carefully selected specialized microservices & 3rd integrations. The Volkswagen Group was able to go live in 10 countries in under 6 months and experiment with new revenue streams quickly with flexibility.

Volkswagen
Customer Possibility Story of how Volkswagen Group implemented a group-wide solution that enables customer contact across all touchpoints