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Also known as Commerce (including Magento Open Source), Adobe Commerce (Magento), Magento Commerce, Magento
Adobe's commerce platform for B2C and B2B selling, which grew out of Magento. It covers catalog, pricing, inventory, cart, checkout, orders and B2B company buying, with AI search and recommendations, payments, an Edge Delivery storefront and APIs for headless builds. It runs as a SaaS service, on Adobe-managed cloud infrastructure or self-hosted.
Also known as Adobe Commerce deployment models
The ways Adobe Commerce is licensed and run: the versionless SaaS service, the Adobe-managed PaaS on cloud infrastructure, self-hosted on-premises installs, and the free Magento Open Source edition.
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Also known as ACCS, Commerce as a Cloud Service, Adobe Commerce SaaS
The multi-tenant, versionless SaaS form of Adobe Commerce. Adobe runs and updates the core application; merchants get Commerce Foundation, Merchandising Services, the Edge Delivery storefront, Product Visuals and App Builder pre-connected, and extend it only out-of-process through APIs, events, webhooks and App Builder.
Documentation | Release notes | Licensing
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The Adobe-hosted core commerce application behind Commerce as a Cloud Service: headless Commerce instance with the Admin, order management, B2B features pre-installed and GraphQL and REST APIs, scaled automatically.
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Self-service portal, opened from Experience Cloud, for creating and managing Commerce as a Cloud Service and Commerce Optimizer instances (sandbox and production), finding their API endpoints and opening their Admin.
Integrates with: Identity Management System
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Also known as Commerce as a Cloud Service seamless upgrades
Adobe ships features and security fixes continuously; new releases land in sandbox instances first, with 30 days to evaluate before they are applied to production. There are no customer-run upgrades or patches.
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Adobe-managed monitoring of the SaaS platform, with OpenTelemetry for App Builder apps and RUM dashboards for the storefront. Customers can forward API Mesh and App Builder data to their own New Relic account.
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Adobe's route from Commerce on cloud or on-premises to the SaaS service: assess the implementation, rebuild PHP customizations as App Builder apps, rebuild the storefront on Edge Delivery Services, migrate data, then cut over.
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AI-based assessment of an existing Commerce implementation. It inventories custom modules, extensions, integrations, storefront traits and database schema, maps each to a SaaS equivalent, scores complexity and produces a migration roadmap that the developer agent and data migration then use.
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Also known as Bulk data migration tool
Extracts catalog, customer and order data from a PaaS or on-premises store, loads it into Commerce as a Cloud Service and verifies its integrity.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce on Cloud, Commerce on Cloud Infrastructure, Adobe Commerce Cloud, Magento Commerce Cloud
The single-tenant PaaS form of Adobe Commerce hosted by Adobe on AWS or Azure. It provides a pre-provisioned stack (PHP, MariaDB, Redis or Valkey, RabbitMQ, OpenSearch), Git-based build and deploy, the Fastly CDN and New Relic, while the merchant owns the code and runs upgrades.
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Also known as Commerce on Cloud Starter
Cloud plan with four environments (production, staging, integration and a master branch) on shared containers, meant for smaller stores.
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Also known as Commerce on Cloud Pro
Cloud plan with a global master, integration environments and dedicated staging and three-node high-availability production infrastructure; supports horizontal and vertical auto-scaling.
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Also known as Fastly services for Commerce on Cloud
The content delivery network included with Commerce on cloud, with image optimization and a web application firewall.
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New Relic infrastructure and APM monitoring included with cloud projects, with the Managed Alerts for Adobe Commerce policy that warns about CPU, memory, disk, database and Apdex issues.
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Also known as magento-cloud CLI, Commerce Cloud Tools Suite
The Adobe Commerce Cloud CLI for managing projects and environments, and the ece-tools package that runs build, deploy and post-deploy hooks, including Cloud Patches for Commerce.
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App for Commerce on cloud projects that visualizes CDN traffic. Added in September 2026.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce self-hosted
The licensed Adobe Commerce application installed and hosted by the merchant or a partner on its own infrastructure, upgraded through the 2.4.x release line.
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Also known as Magento Community Edition
The free, open-source core of the platform. It shares catalog, cart, checkout, order and content features with Adobe Commerce, and can use services such as Payment Services, but lacks features marked as Adobe Commerce-only (for example B2B and HIPAA readiness) and the Adobe-hosted editions.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce HIPAA-Ready Services, Adobe Commerce healthcare add-on
Extension (magento/hipaa-ee) for Commerce on cloud and Adobe Managed Services that turns off features which could expose protected health information, adds logging and supports HIPAA obligations; not available for Commerce as a Cloud Service.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce 2.4.9, Adobe Commerce lifecycle policy
The versioned releases used by the cloud and on-premises editions, each with three years of standard support. The current release is 2.4.9 (GA May 12, 2026), which Commerce as a Cloud Service also moved to in September 2026. Security patches, a yearly full patch and the Quality Patches Tool deliver fixes.
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Also known as Commerce Admin
The back-office features in the Commerce Admin for running stores: catalog, inventory, customers, stores and checkout, orders and fulfilment, and system administration.
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Also known as Commerce catalog management
Products, categories and attributes that drive storefront navigation and search, with per-scope pricing and scheduled changes.
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Simple, configurable, grouped, virtual, bundle, downloadable and gift card products, each with its own options and pricing behaviour.
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Category trees under root categories, with product assignments, sort order, hidden categories and permissions that limit which customer groups can browse a category.
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Configurable attributes with input types, swatches and attribute sets, used for product data, layered navigation, search and comparison.
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Also known as Commerce tier pricing
Price scope per website, tier and customer-group pricing, special prices and minimum advertised price.
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Also known as Commerce native search
The built-in OpenSearch-based search, search terms and layered navigation that Live Search replaces when installed.
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Also known as Commerce data transfer
CSV import and export of products, customers, stock and prices, including scheduled import and export jobs.
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Also known as Multi-Source Inventory
Stock across multiple physical sources (warehouses, stores) grouped into stocks per sales channel, with reservations, source selection for shipments, backorders and low-stock alerts. Supports in-store pickup and, in the SaaS service, nominated sources per cart item and storefront source availability.
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Sources are physical locations holding inventory; stocks map groups of sources to websites so salable quantity is calculated per channel.
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Recommends which sources fulfil a shipment, by source priority or distance, and guides multi-source shipments in the Admin.
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Also known as Buy online pick up in store, BOPIS
In-store delivery method using pickup-location sources, supported in the Edge Delivery checkout.
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Also known as Commerce customer accounts
Customer accounts and attributes, customer groups, rule-based customer segments, store credit, the storefront account dashboard and shopper assistance by admins.
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Rule-based segments of shoppers built from address, order history, cart and other conditions, used in price rules and dynamic content.
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Credit balances on customer accounts, applied at checkout and used for refunds.
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Also known as Commerce cart and checkout
Multi-site structure (websites, stores, store views), localization, taxes and currencies, cart, one-page and guest checkout, Instant Purchase, gift cards, wish lists and offline payment methods.
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Also known as Websites, stores and store views
Several websites, stores and store views from one installation, each with its own catalog, pricing, language, currency, tax and branding.
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One-page and guest checkout, Instant Purchase, terms and conditions, address search and gift card redemption.
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Also known as PayPal and Braintree integrations
Built-in PayPal and Braintree integrations, stored payment methods and offline methods (check, bank transfer, cash on delivery, purchase order), alongside Payment Services.
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Also known as Commerce order fulfilment
Order processing and status, invoices, shipments with carrier labels, credit memos, returns (RMA) and archiving. The SaaS service adds order editing, order history of edits and file attachments on returns.
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Return requests from the storefront or Admin, with return attributes and status workflow.
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Editing placed or partially invoiced orders through the Admin and REST API; the edit creates a linked replacement order and is recorded in the order history. Commerce as a Cloud Service, 2026.
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Free, flat-rate, table-rate and in-store delivery, plus UPS, USPS, FedEx and DHL carrier integrations and shipping labels.
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Also known as Commerce Admin security
Admin users and roles, Adobe IMS sign-in, two-factor authentication, CAPTCHA and reCAPTCHA, action logs, email templates, cache and index management and cron.
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Also known as Commerce Advanced Reporting
Built-in Admin reports on sales, marketing, reviews, customers and products, plus Advanced Reporting, a set of dashboards on product, order and customer data powered by Commerce Intelligence.
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Native Admin tools for merchandising, price rules, loyalty, marketing communication and SEO.
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Also known as Commerce coupon codes
Discounts applied in the cart from conditions on products, order value, shipping, customer group or segment, with generated coupon codes, free-gift rules and date-and-time scheduling.
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Discounts applied to products before they are added to the cart, based on product and customer conditions, with scheduled changes. In Commerce as a Cloud Service, since October 2026, rules can start and end at a set time of day and can be created, searched and edited through REST endpoints.
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Drag-and-drop ordering of products in categories and rule-based category assignment using smart attributes. PaaS only; Catalog Service and category merchandising take its place in SaaS.
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Reward points earned and redeemed in price rules, gift registries, and invitation-only private sales and events.
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Newsletter templates and subscribers, abandoned-cart and wish-list email reminders, RSS and social sharing.
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Meta data, XML site maps, search-term redirects, URL rewrites and automatic redirects, plus Google Analytics, Tag Manager and Ads connections.
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Content tools of the theme-based (Luma) storefront on cloud and on-premises: CMS pages and blocks, Page Builder, widgets, themes, content staging and media storage.
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Also known as Commerce Page Builder
Drag-and-drop editor for building CMS pages, blocks, categories and product content from rows, columns and content types. Cloud and on-premises only; the Edge Delivery storefront uses document-based and visual authoring instead.
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Also known as Commerce CMS
CMS pages and static blocks, dynamic blocks targeted to segments and price rules, and widgets for placing content in the theme layout.
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Also known as Luma theme, Commerce theme-based storefront
The PHP theme-based storefront (Luma and custom themes) with page layouts and design configuration, used by cloud and on-premises stores that are not headless.
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Scheduling campaigns of changes to products, categories, price rules and content, with a staging dashboard and preview. PaaS only.
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Native asset management for storefront images, with Adobe Stock search and licensing inside the Admin.
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Also known as B2B for Adobe Commerce, Commerce B2B commerce
Integrated B2B features for selling to companies, delivered as the B2B extension (v1.5.x) on cloud and on-premises and pre-installed in Commerce as a Cloud Service. They share one platform with B2C selling.
Product page | Documentation | Release notes
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Company entities that group many buyers, with a company administrator, divisions, roles and permissions controlling who can order, quote and see credit. Companies can register from the storefront and be approved in the Admin.
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Also known as Company management
Parent-child structures of companies so a parent company can view and manage subsidiary accounts, and buyers can switch between companies they buy for.
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Credit limits for companies, with purchases paid on account and balance tracking.
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Ordering by SKU or product name, including multi-SKU upload, for buyers who know what they need.
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Also known as B2B quotes
Price negotiation between buyer and seller: buyers request quotes from the cart or sellers start them in the Admin, both sides adjust items, quantities and discounts, and the agreed quote goes to checkout.
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Also known as Standing quotes
Reusable quote templates with pre-approved contract terms from which buyers create repeat quotes.
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Also known as Purchase order approvals
Orders created as purchase orders for company users, routed through approval rules set by the company (for example by order total or shipping cost) before they become orders.
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Saved lists of frequently ordered products that buyers add to the cart in one step, shareable within the company.
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Also known as Login as Customer
Lets sales and service reps sign in as a customer, with the customer's permission, to troubleshoot and to create carts, quotes or orders for them.
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Also known as Services for Adobe Commerce, Merchandising services and payments
Adobe-hosted services connected to a Commerce instance through the Commerce Services Connector: AI search, recommendations, a fast catalog API and payments, plus the data-sync tools that feed them. They are included in Commerce as a Cloud Service and work on cloud and on-premises through extensions.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce Live Search
AI-powered SaaS search that replaces native catalog search: search-as-you-type popover, typo tolerance, dynamic facets, synonyms, merchandising rules and re-ranking from in-session behaviour, exposed through GraphQL for headless storefronts.
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AI matching on the meaning of a query alongside keyword matching, so descriptive queries find products whose text does not contain the exact words. Switched on or off in Live Search settings.
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Also known as Live Search facets
Shopper-facing filters built from filterable attributes, with dynamic ordering of the most used facets.
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Also known as Live Search synonyms
One-way and two-way synonym dictionaries that map shopper wording to catalog terms.
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Also known as Live Search merchandising rules
If-then rules that pin, boost, bury or hide products for queries, with intelligent ranking options such as most viewed or trending.
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Also known as Live Search category merchandising
Applies ranking strategies and rules to category listing pages so the most relevant or trending products appear first.
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Also known as PLP widget
Searchable, faceted product listing page for the Luma storefront, installed with Live Search 4.0 and later.
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The precursor of the PLP widget, installed with Live Search versions before 4.0.0.
Replaced by Product Listing Page widget
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Metrics on unique searches, zero-result searches, click-through and conversion, calculated from storefront events.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce Product Recommendations
Adobe AI recommendation units (for example "Customers who viewed this also viewed") placed on storefront pages, trained on anonymized shopper behaviour and catalog data, with filters, labels and performance metrics. Managed from the Commerce Admin, or from Commerce Optimizer when the connector is used.
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Personalized, cross-sell and up-sell, popularity, high-performing and similarity types (including visual similarity from product images), chosen per page type.
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Also known as Product Recommendations Page Builder content type
A Page Builder content type that places recommendation units on any CMS page.
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JavaScript SDK and GraphQL for fetching and rendering recommendations in headless storefronts.
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Also known as Catalog Service for Adobe Commerce
Read-only SaaS GraphQL API with optimized product, attribute, inventory and price data for storefront pages, separate from the core GraphQL API and kept in sync by SaaS Data Export. Included with Live Search and Product Recommendations.
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Notifications of product, category and price changes published through Adobe I/O Events, so integrations can invalidate caches or sync systems without polling.
Integrates with: I/O Events
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Also known as Payment Services for Adobe Commerce
Adobe's integrated payment solution, built with PayPal, for Commerce and Magento Open Source. It offers cards, PayPal, Venmo, Pay Later, Apple Pay and Google Pay, fraud protection and 3-D Secure, plus financial reporting, refunds and voids in the Admin.
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Also known as Payment Services Express Checkout
PayPal Checkout with PayPal debit and credit card buttons at standard pricing, available in 200+ countries.
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Also known as Payment Services fully supported experience
Hosted card fields, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Venmo, Pay Later and custom checkout with customized pricing (L2/L3 in the US), in 37 countries.
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Near-real-time reports on orders and payment transactions in Payment Services Home.
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Configuration (API keys and SaaS data space) that links a cloud or on-premises Commerce instance to the Commerce Services.
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Extension that syncs catalog, price, inventory and order feeds from Commerce to the connected services, managed with CLI commands or the Admin.
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Moves price indexing and calculation from the Commerce application to Adobe's cloud, for faster price updates in Catalog Service.
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Also known as Data Feed Sync Status
Admin dashboard showing the sync status of each data feed to Commerce Services, with resync controls.
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Adobe Commerce capabilities for AI-led shopping and AI-assisted work: making catalog data readable by LLMs, conversational shopping, MCP access for custom agents, support for agentic commerce protocols, and developer agents for building and migrating apps.
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Makes products visible and correctly described in LLMs, search, marketplaces and ads: refines product titles and descriptions, adds structured data to product pages, generates channel product feeds and fills gaps in product data.
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Admin feature (Catalog > Catalog Enrichment) that finds gaps in product names and long descriptions that affect how LLMs read the catalog. It proposes rewrites with justification and before-and-after views, and writes approved changes back to the catalog. Cloud and on-premises; disabled under the HIPAA-Ready add-on.
Integrates with: Identity Management System
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Also known as Catalog Agent
AI agent that reads live catalog data through the Storefront MCP and storefront crawl signals, finds product-data gaps that limit LLM visibility and suggests enrichments, together with the Adobe LLM Optimizer service. It also serves conversational shopping with Brand Concierge.
Integrates with: Brand Visibility
Powers: Enrich Product Catalog
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Finds product details that AI crawlers cannot see on storefront pages (behind tabs, modals, configurators or linked pages), compares them with the Commerce catalog and serves the missing attributes and variants to agents at the edge (JSON-LD). Surfaced as the Enrich Product Detail Pages opportunity in Adobe Brand Visibility.
Integrates with: Enrich Product Detail Pages
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Also known as Adobe Brand Concierge integration for Adobe Commerce
Connects Adobe Commerce as a product data source for Adobe Brand Concierge, so shoppers get conversational product discovery with live catalog, pricing and inventory, product cards and comparisons on the storefront. Adobe describes in-conversation checkout as coming.
Integrates with: Brand Concierge
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Also known as Adobe Commerce Storefront MCP server, Commerce MCP server
Model Context Protocol server that gives AI agents governed, real-time access to catalog, cart, pricing, inventory, promotions, checkout and order data, for branded shopping assistants, support agents and third-party AI platforms. Presented at Summit 2026; Experience League labels it coming soon.
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Also known as Universal Commerce Protocol support, Agentic Commerce Protocol support, UCP and ACP support
Adobe's commitment to support the Agentic Commerce Protocol (ACP) and Universal Commerce Protocol (UCP) so AI assistants, marketplaces and ad channels can discover products and transact with the storefront without separate integrations.
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Browser-based agent that turns a migration assessment or project intake into a phased Blueprint and, after approval, generates App Builder Commerce extensions (events, webhooks, configuration, persistence) that can be validated, downloaded or deployed. It is the recommended starting point for migrating PHP customizations.
Integrates with: Migration Assessment Tool
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Also known as Commerce Developer MCP, App Builder MCP
Skills and MCP servers (Commerce Developer MCP, App Builder MCP, drop-ins MCP) for coding agents such as Cursor, Claude Code or GitHub Copilot. They plan, generate and validate App Builder apps and storefront code in the developer's IDE, including PHP-extension and storefront migration.
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Uses an agent to convert existing storefront pages into Commerce Storefront components on Edge Delivery Services. Adobe positions this with the Brand Experience Agent and the Commerce Developer MCP.
Integrates with: Brand Experience Agent
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Also known as Commerce Storefront powered by Edge Delivery Services, Commerce Storefront, Edge Delivery Services for Adobe Commerce
Adobe's recommended storefront: an Edge Delivery Services boilerplate with Commerce blocks and drop-in components that call Commerce or Commerce Optimizer APIs. Pages are authored in documents or visual editors and served from the edge for high Lighthouse scores. Drop-ins need a Commerce as a Cloud Service or Commerce Optimizer licence.
Built on: Edge Delivery Services
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Also known as AEM Boilerplate Commerce
Starter code repository with commerce blocks, drop-ins pre-installed and configuration, created with the site creator tool and connected to a Commerce GraphQL or API Mesh endpoint.
Integrates with: API Mesh for Adobe Developer App Builder
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Also known as Commerce drop-ins
Ready-made npm packages that supply the UI and commerce logic for one shopper task each, customized through design tokens, CSS, slots, localization dictionaries and extension.
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Cart, Checkout, Order, Payment Services, Personalization, Product Details, Product Discovery, Recommendations, User Account, User Authentication and Wishlist (multiple named wishlists since September 2026).
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Company Management, Company Switcher, Purchase Order, Quote Management, Quick Order and Requisition List, which need B2B enabled on the Commerce instance.
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SDK, CLI and design system for building custom drop-ins with the same containers, slots and event bus as Adobe's.
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Also known as Commerce native A/B testing
A/B experiments on storefront pages, drop-ins and UI labels with the Edge Delivery experimentation plugin, measured with real-user data and without cookies; generative AI variations help author variants.
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Also known as Targeted blocks
Targeted blocks that show content only to chosen customer groups, customer segments or active cart price rules.
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Product and category pages rendered ahead of time and refreshed when catalog data changes, so search engines, social previews and AI assistants can read product data without running JavaScript.
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Commerce module that adds the GraphQL and B2B APIs drop-ins need to cloud and on-premises instances; installed automatically in Commerce as a Cloud Service.
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Shares sessions between an Edge Delivery storefront and a Luma-based PHP storefront so PaaS merchants can keep complex cart, checkout or account pages while migrating in phases. Access is by request.
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Also known as Boilerplate skills, Wayfinder, Dropins MCP
Tools for coding agents: the AEM Boilerplate Commerce skill set (plan, research, build and test), Wayfinder routing to the right Commerce docs, a drop-ins MCP server that lists containers, slots, events and APIs, and llms.txt fallback files.
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Also known as Commerce storefront events
JavaScript SDK and collector that publish shopper events (page view, add to cart, checkout) through the Adobe Client Data Layer to power Live Search, recommendations and Data Connection.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce PWA Studio, Magento PWA Studio
Open-source tools and React libraries (including the Venia reference storefront) for building Progressive Web App storefronts on Adobe Commerce or Magento Open Source through GraphQL. It still receives releases (v14.5.1, May 2026) and integrates with Live Search, Product Recommendations and Page Builder, but Adobe points new storefront projects to Edge Delivery Services.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce APIs
The API-first interfaces for headless storefronts, apps and back-office integrations.
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Storefront-facing GraphQL queries and mutations for catalog, customers, cart, checkout, orders and B2B entities.
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REST endpoints for admin, customer and guest operations used by ERP, PIM, CRM and other back-office integrations, including asynchronous and bulk requests.
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Commerce's use of API Mesh for App Builder: one GraphQL endpoint combining the core Commerce GraphQL, Catalog Service and third-party APIs, with custom resolvers and edge caching. It is the way to extend APIs in the SaaS service.
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API for reporting data from Commerce Services, listed with the Merchandising Services APIs.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce extensibility, API-first development
The model for customizing Commerce without changing its core: apps run on Adobe Developer App Builder and connect through APIs, events, webhooks and UI extension points, so they deploy separately from Commerce releases. It is the only model in the SaaS service and recommended for PaaS.
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Also known as App Management
The lifecycle for Commerce apps: define, associate with an instance, configure, install, update and remove App Builder applications from the Commerce Admin.
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Also known as Commerce eventing
Publishes Commerce application events (orders, customers, catalog, B2B entities and more) to Adobe I/O Events for asynchronous integrations, with event filtering.
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Synchronous calls from Commerce to external endpoints at defined points (for example cart or invoice save), so apps can validate or change behaviour, with conditional triggers.
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SDK for adding custom menus, pages and other extensions to the Commerce Admin, served from App Builder.
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Also known as OOPE modules
Commerce modules that let external apps plug in payment, shipping and tax methods and other features while keeping the logic out of process.
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Also known as Integration Starter Kit, Checkout Starter Kit
App Builder reference projects: the integration starter kit for syncing customers, orders, products and stock with ERP, CRM and PIM systems, and the checkout starter kit for custom payment, shipping and tax.
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Pre-built connections to business systems such as IBM Sterling Order Management, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, SAP S/4HANA and Salesforce CRM.
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Also known as Commerce PHP development
The traditional model of modules, plugins, observers and themes running inside the Commerce application. Available on cloud and on-premises only.
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Also known as Commerce integration services
First-party connections between Commerce and other Adobe products for data, audiences, assets and content.
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Also known as Adobe Commerce Data Connection, Experience Platform connector for Commerce
Extension that sends Commerce storefront behaviour, back-office order events and customer profile data to the Experience Platform Edge Network as XDM, for use in Real-Time CDP, CJA, Adobe Analytics, Target and Journey Optimizer. It can be scoped per website and is HIPAA-ready.
Integrates with: Experience Platform
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Browser events such as page view, add to cart, start and complete checkout.
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Server-side order lifecycle events such as order placed and order shipped.
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Customer profile snapshots and profile lifecycle events sent to Experience Platform.
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Extension that brings Real-Time CDP audiences into Commerce to drive cart price rules, related product rules and dynamic blocks. Cloud and on-premises.
Integrates with: Real-Time Customer Data Platform
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Also known as AEM Assets Integration for Commerce
Links assets in an AEM Assets repository to Commerce products and categories by SKU or other keys, and syncs approved product images and videos to the storefront.
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Also known as Commerce Product Visuals
Product-image and video DAM included with Commerce as a Cloud Service. It crops, resizes and converts images, delivers them in optimized formats and gives access to Adobe Express and Firefly, with usage limits; the full AEM Assets adds the complete DAM.
Integrates with: Express, Firefly Enterprise Solutions
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Also known as CIF, Adobe Commerce Cloud Integrations, AEM Commerce Integration Framework
AEM as a Cloud Service add-on that connects AEM to Adobe Commerce or another commerce engine through GraphQL, so authors can search and use product data in AEM for commerce content. Adobe now recommends Edge Delivery storefronts; the CIF storefront is in maintenance mode.
Integrates with: Experience Manager Sites
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The AEM Cloud Service add-on that exposes catalog data in AEM (product and category pickers, product search) for headless or Edge Delivery builds.
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The AEM-rendered storefront built from CIF Core Components. It is in maintenance mode and Adobe says not to use it for new projects.
Replaced by Adobe Commerce Storefront
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Extension that lets a PWA Studio app fetch AEM Content Fragments through GraphQL alongside Commerce data.
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Also known as Commerce support tools
Adobe tools for monitoring, securing, patching and upgrading cloud and on-premises Commerce sites.
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Also known as SWAT
Self-service monitoring and recommendation dashboard for Commerce installations. It gives a health index score, best-practice recommendations, exceptions, installed extensions and available patches, and brings in the Security Center widget, Upgrade Compatibility Tool results and Managed Alerts.
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Also known as Commerce security scan
Free scanner in the Commerce account that runs over 21,000 tests for malware and security risks on a schedule or on demand, with reports and recommended actions.
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Also known as QPT
Command-line tool to apply, revert and list individual quality patches for the installed Commerce version.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Also known as UCT
Checks custom code against a target Commerce version and flags critical issues, errors and warnings to fix before upgrading.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Diagnostic dashboards that combine application logs with New Relic data on one timeline to find the causes of performance problems.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Predefined New Relic alert policy for CPU, memory, disk, Redis, database and Apdex thresholds, with troubleshooting steps.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Also known as Commerce Intelligence, Magento Business Intelligence, MBI
Hosted analytics for commerce data, formerly Magento Business Intelligence. It replicates Commerce and other sources into a data warehouse and provides dashboards, around 70 prebuilt reports, a visual report builder and SQL reporting for metrics such as lifetime value and retention.
Last checked 2026-09-29
The two Commerce Intelligence licence tiers. Essentials covers the prebuilt dashboards and reports on Commerce data; Pro adds the advanced analysis tools.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Chooses which tables and columns to replicate, and builds calculated columns, views and mapping tables for analysis.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Also known as Commerce Intelligence Visual Report Builder
Drag-and-drop report building with a dozen visualization types, saved to shared dashboards.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Reports written directly in SQL against the replicated warehouse.
Last checked 2026-09-29
Connections that bring Adobe Commerce, Salesforce, Google Analytics and other SaaS data into the warehouse.
Last checked 2026-09-29