Headless commerce also allows an e-commerce business to scale the backend as it grows and integrates with third-party applications. For instance, businesses can manage a large number of SKUs with Akeneo or Pimcore product information management software.

If the business is going to be shipping products, it can easily integrate its online store with an inventory management module, warehouse management module, and accounting module from Odoo.

As e-commerce is largely based on the cloud, many companies aspiring to transition to headless commerce are wondering which is the best cloud service for them? The answer is any or all of the cloud services providers used for traditional e-commerce, namely Google, AWS, and Microsoft.

Depending on the budget, and how comfortable your implementing agency is with a particular cloud hosting service, your organization can choose any of the top cloud service providers. They all offer a high level of security and support. Service providers like Google even provide tutorials for the implementing agency. Additionally, you can take advantage of Analytics 360, to get insights into your customers’ behaviour, analyze the data generated by your website and make required changes.