BOSTON & DALLAS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Acquia, the digital experience company, and Kibo, a leader in cloud commerce, today announced a strategic partnership to deliver frictionless commerce to retailers. Together, the two companies will empower brands to easily create robust headless ecommerce experiences using a unified customer view, and scalably optimize engagement across the customer journey with shoppable content.
Acquia’s open digital experience platform helps companies build, manage, and optimize digital experiences through unified content, data and machine learning. With Acquia, organizations can orchestrate and deliver individually personalized customer experiences across all channels. Kibo provides an API-first microservices framework that supports headless ecommerce, enabling companies to add new ecommerce experiences, manage order fulfillment, and deliver personalized experiences quickly and easily. Together, the two companies will enable organizations to build more effective end-to-end personalized customer experiences.
“Acquia and Kibo allow us to be much more targeted with customers, so we can bring to life the experiences they want based on their feedback,” said Jennifer Skeen, senior vice president of omnichannel marketing at Sun and Ski Sports. “By applying machine learning and segmentation to customer data, we’re able to increase conversions and revenue through a variety of marketing channels.”
“With this partnership, retailers can easily create frictionless commerce experiences across digital channels, using an open, flexible platform,” said Michael Sullivan, CEO, Acquia. “Kibo and Acquia share the same modern design, commitment to growth, and focus on customer success, which ensures that our customers will see powerful, immediate benefits from our combined offering.”
The enhanced integration will deliver a holistic solution for brands that want to streamline their ecommerce, customer data and marketing deployment strategy with open technology, including Kibo’s lightweight native CMS and Acquia’s own personalization solution (Lift). Key benefits include:
- Innovative, personalized shoppable experiences fueled by a commerce-enriched 360-degree customer view augmented by Acquia Machine Learning driving better insights, loyalty and lifetime value.
- Decreased time to market with rich customer insights, responsive customer journey management, and robust ecommerce capabilities delivered through an easy-to-use platform.
- Increased business agility with open source code and open APIs, enabling retailers to seamlessly integrate the platforms with any system in their technology stack, deploy quickly and benefit from new innovations.
“We are thrilled to partner with Acquia to deliver frictionless commerce to more companies,” said David Post, CEO at Kibo. “Acquia’s open digital experience platform is a perfect fit for Kibo’s ecommerce technology, allowing our clients to easily achieve the true potential of each customer interaction at scale.”
About Acquia
Acquia is the open digital experience company. We provide the world’s most ambitious brands with technology that allows them to embrace innovation and create customer moments that matter. At Acquia, we believe in the power of community - giving our customers the freedom to build tomorrow on their terms. To learn more, visit acquia.com.
About Kibo
Kibo helps clients deliver on the promise of modern retail. Kibo’s Personalized Commerce Cloud is a unified, headless platform that combines AI-driven personalization from industry leaders Certona and Monetate, omnichannel commerce, and distributed order management. Global clients like Office Depot, Taco Bell and Patagonia rely on Kibo to optimize across the web, mobile, search, in-store and across each and every fulfillment touchpoint for a truly end-to-end personalized commerce experience. Retailers can easily manage supply chain logistics, ecommerce and marketing personalization through one system, centralizing strategy, increasing agility and gaining valuable customer insights that maximizes return on investment.
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