commercetools launches modular commerce offerings, enabling enterprises to modernize without a full replatform. Serena Chaudhry Pandey Global Communications Manager, commercetools * Enterprises can modernize critical commerce capabilities without replacing their existing commerce platform. * Core Commerce and Product Catalog are now available as standalone modules, reducing implementation risk and accelerating time-to-value. * Built on Sphere, commercetools' API-native platform, the new modules lower the barrier for enterprises to adopt AI-powered and autonomous commerce. BOSTON - JULY 15, 2026 - commercetools, the global leader in autonomous commerce, today announced new standalone commerce offerings for cart, order management and product catalog, enabling enterprises to reduce the cost, complexity and time required to modernize digital commerce by adopting individual capabilities without replacing their existing platforms. For years, organizations looking to modernize digital commerce have faced an all-or-nothing decision: undertake a complex, multi-year replatforming project or continue operating on legacy technology. As AI accelerates the pace of commerce innovation, either approach is becoming increasingly difficult to justify. commercetools is offering modular solutions that change that model. With Core Commerce and Product Catalog, enterprises can now adopt high-value commerce capabilities as independent modules that integrate with their existing technology stack. This enables businesses to modernize incrementally, reduce implementation time and realize business value faster, while maintaining a seamless path to the complete commercetools products as their needs evolve. As the pace of commerce innovation accelerates, companies can no longer afford to wait years to modernize. Enterprises want to solve immediate business problems, prove value quickly and evolve over time. Its new modular offerings let them modernize at their own pace while building a foundation that's ready for the future of AI-powered and autonomous commerce. Doug McNary Chief Executive Officer, commercetools The launch introduces two standalone offerings: * Core Commerce: Delivers enterprise-grade cart and order management, checkout and customer management and B2B-native capabilities, and is designed to handle Black Friday-scale peaks without performance degradation. * Product Catalog: Provides enterprise-scale product modeling, pricing, inventory and catalog management capable of supporting millions of SKUs, with built-in search and pricing. Each module is designed to integrate with existing technology investments, allowing organizations to modernize the transactional layer and product catalog while keeping the rest of their commerce stack intact. Importantly, the modules provide a path for enterprises to adopt AI-assisted and agentic commerce more quickly, with built-in capabilities for structured, machine-readable product data and transaction-ready agentic ecosystems. Built on Sphere, the same API-native platform trusted by the world's leading brands, Core Commerce and Product Catalog deliver proven scalability, enterprise-grade security and unparalleled flexibility. The announcement builds on commercetools' strategy to reduce barriers to enterprise commerce modernization, as organizations increasingly prefer to modernize incrementally through best-of-breed capabilities. It follows the launch of commercetools for Builders and Commerce Integration Layer, which lower the technical barriers to creating modern commerce experiences. The new modular offerings minimize the commercial barriers, helping enterprises deliver immediate business value while preserving existing investments. Core Commerce and Product Catalog are available immediately for new customers. Enterprises can start according to their needs, choosing Core Commerce to streamline the transactional layer, develop an enterprise-scale Product Catalog, and expand over time to the full commercetools platform as their commerce strategy evolves. About commercetools. commercetools provides the leading autonomous commerce platform, helping enterprises transform digital commerce for the AI era. Built API-native from the start and AI-first by design, its technology enables agentic shopping experiences, automates commerce operations and gives businesses the agility to modernize faster, innovate continuously and operate more intelligently. More than 600 global brands, retailers and enterprise companies rely on commercetools to power digital commerce. Together, they process more than €120 billion in annualized GMV, over 700 million orders and more than one billion customer records on its platform. Serena Chaudhry Pandey Global Communications Manager, commercetools Serena has spent two decades helping organisations make sense of complex global events and technologies. A former BBC News and Reuters journalist and war correspondent, she covered conflict, politics and business across Africa, Europe, the Middle East and South Asia before moving into AI and enterprise technology.

commercetools has launched two new products aimed at reducing enterprise digital commerce deployment time from months to days. commercetools for Builders enables users to create production-grade B2B and B2C commerce experiences using AI development tools like Claude Code and Cursor through natural language prompts. Commerce Integration Layer simplifies connections between commerce, content, search and other systems, reducing integration complexity. The Boston-based company, a pioneer in headless commerce, built both offerings on its API-native platform, Sphere. commercetools for Builders is available immediately, whilst Commerce Integration Layer will launch later this year. The company has raised $295 million to date and powers commerce operations for major global brands. The launch supports commercetools' vision for autonomous commerce, where AI increasingly participates in building, integrating and optimising commerce systems.

commercetools partners with Mirion Technologies on B2B commerce AI Agent. commercetools, the leading autonomous commerce platform helping enterprises move faster, build smarter, and grow on their terms, today announced it has partnered with Mirion Technologies to launch a new AI-powered capability designed to turn unstructured customer order requests into ready-to-action quotes and carts. Across the B2B sector, many sales and customer service teams still process quotes and orders coming from emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, and other offline formats. That often requires manual re-entry of product data, pricing, and quantities across multiple backend systems to the point that sales reps spend 70% of their time on administrative tasks, slowing sales response times, increasing costs, and creating friction for buyers. The commercetools B2B Intake Agent, developed in collaboration with Mirion Technologies, addresses this challenge by ingesting customer requests across multiple formats, extracting relevant order details, and converting them into structured commerce objects aligned to the correct customer account, catalog, and pricing context. What once took hours or days can now happen in minutes. "Many B2B businesses have talented sales and service teams spending too much time translating incoming order requests instead of serving customers. We built this capability to apply AI where it creates immediate value inside real workflows. It helps teams move faster today, while giving businesses a practical foundation for more agentic commerce over time." Said Shiri Mosenzon-Erez, Chief Product Officer, commercetools. The B2B Intake Agent supports a wide range of common enterprise workflows, including: * Processing emails, PDFs, spreadsheets, CSV files and other incoming request formats * Automatically matches SKUs, quantities, and product details to catalog data * Routes requests to the correct business unit, customer account, and pricing structure * Generates draft quotes and carts directly from incoming requests * Can integrate with CRM and service platforms such as Zendesk through an API-first architecture By reducing manual processing time, enterprises can improve productivity, lower operational costs, and respond to customers faster. That speed can have a direct impact on conversion rates, average order value, and customer retention, particularly in industries where orders are complex and response times matter. "For manufacturers like Mirion, speed matters, but accuracy matters just as much. Many customer requests involve complex products, specific requirements, and workflows that cannot afford delays or errors. We see strong potential for AI to simplify order intake, improve responsiveness, and help our teams focus on solving customer needs." Said Matthew Maddox, VP of Digital Commerce, Mirion. The partnership with Mirion Technologies builds on commercetools' autonomous commerce vision, where AI systems increasingly make and execute operational decisions in real time within defined business rules. By co-designing with enterprise customers like Mirion, commercetools is ensuring these capabilities are shaped by real-world complexity and operational requirements, thereby helping enterprises reduce manual effort today while preparing for a future where AI increasingly operates commerce workflows independently.