Products
Kibo is built to simplify the management of complex product catalogs, search, pricing, order, and customer management across multiple channels with rich extensibility and instant usability.
Kibo Omnichannel Starter Stores that contain pre-built integrations, workflows and processes to Kibo services like search, inventory, and order routing.
With Kibo’s back-end commerce capabilities for headless deployments, City Furniture achieved greater flexibility and faster load times.
ECommerce For Every Function
Kibo’s B2B and B2C eCommerce solutions are built with user-friendly tooling that allows business users to manage the back-office operations without developer assistance, and full flexibility for technologists to access the technology a microservice level for rich customization.
Known as “The Helpful Hardware Place,” ACE Hardware is one of the largest retail franchises in the world. Ace has over 5,000 stores globally with the majority of those stores independently owned and operated by local entrepreneurs.
Ace stores come in all sizes and shapes based on the needs of each individual neighborhood. Each store sets it’s own pricing and has localized promotional strategies. Ace delivers all of that information online, in miliseconds.
In an effort to bring the localized store experience online, Ace Hardware delivers real-time store-level pricing, promotions and inventory availability based upon the customer’s geo location.
Kibo API extensions deliver Ace’s store-level information in miliseconds in search results, and on category and product pages across 5000+ locations and 1.2B unique product pricing records without risk to load on the system.
Modular Omnichannel Solutions
Kibo simplifies the delivery of unified customer experiences that live at the intersection of multiple technologies without compromising technical freedom and flexibility. Kibo modular solutions are fully featured for instant usability with thoughtful workflows and processes for daily administration. Shared microservices across solutions and a unified data model greatly reduce the number of integrations needed and speed up time to market.
Brands and retailers can bring back-office inventory, orders and fulfillment data to customers in stores, in the field, online and in call centers while leveraging the same platform that manages and merchandizes the storefront for powerful, unified experiences.
Reduce the complexity of managing subscriptions and non-subscription digital commerce through a single platform that utilizes the same catalog, pricing, and promotions capabilities powering the storefront and with more flexibility than traditional recurring billing solutions.
Future-proof your business with a solution that is interoperable and designed to seamlessly work with legacy and new systems
Increase Digital Revenue Growth In One Year
Reduction in Technical Debt over Three Years
Increase in Online Sales In One Year
Unified administration of business-centric workflows and pre-built processes free your team to build unique-to-you customer experiences that drive loyalty.
Leverage master and child catalogs to build, configure and merchandise products across all sites, brands, and channels, and define unlimited unique attributes.
Use pre-built reports and dashboards for a comprehensive view of business performance across channels and functions or build custom reports unique to your business.
Leverage Kibo’s pre-built integrations with tax vendors and out-of-the-box payment gateways or build custom gateways specific to your organization.
Delivering Rich Customer Experiences
Modern, modular commerce to buy the capabilities you need now and add functionality later to avoid technical bloat and vendor lock-in.
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