Build on a product you already have.
DropshipOnboard vendors and expand assortment without holding inventory.Reverse LogisticsReturns, exchanges, and dispositioning built into the order record.SubscriptionsRecurring orders, flexible plans, and lifecycle management.AI Vector SearchSemantic search and merchandising that understands shopper intent.CMSStructured content and page building alongside your catalog.Features that come standard with your product at no extra cost.
Inventory VisibilityOne accurate view of stock across every location and channel.Order PromisingDelivery dates shoppers can trust, calculated at the moment of promise.Catalog, Pricing & PromotionsProducts, attributes, price lists, and offers in one model.Cart & CheckoutConversion-ready cart and checkout with real-time inventory.What is composable commerce and is it right for your business? Kibo’s composable commerce platform is based on a microservices architecture, so each capability can be deployed and scaled independently. To help you decide if composability aligns with your business objectives, we created a resource hub for composable commerce.
Kibo’s composable commerce platform is based on a microservices architecture, so each capability can be deployed and scaled independently.
Manage your commerce operations from a single system, have a consistent view of customer data and inventory across all channels, and align your technology ecosystem with your business goals.
The solutions that make up Kibo’s platform can be utilized as a standalone module. This enables our clients to easily add or remove functionality without affecting the rest of the system.
Kibo’s platform seamlessly integrates existing commerce systems and platforms. We also offer pre-built connectors for popular ERP, OMS, and POS systems.
Composability equips business users with low-code and no-code solutions that allow them to enhance the customer experience without involving IT.
Composable order management lets you connect to new sales channels, partners, and marketplaces.
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Back to resources B2B Repeat Purchase Readiness Checklist B2B buying is rarely a single transaction – it’s a cycle. Ordering, reordering, automated replenishment. Customers come back when the process is frictionless, pricing is accurate, and every promise you make gets kept. This checklist helps B2B teams benchmark repeat-purchase readiness across catalog, pricing, promotions, fulfillment, and service.
Back to resources KIBO Named a Leader: IDC MarketScape: Worldwide AI-Enabled Order Orchestration and Fulfillment Applications for B2B and Manufacturing 2026 Vendor Assessment Download the report to see why KIBO was named a Leader and how AI-enabled orchestration is reshaping order management for B2B and manufacturing organizations.
Distributor Order Management Your ERP Can’t Deliver Get real-time availability and accurate order promises, without replacing your ERP. Why Distributors Are Separating Order Management From Their ERP Explore why leading distributors are decoupling order management from their ERP — and what they gain in visibility, speed, and customer experience.
Back to resources KIBO Named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Commerce Solutions, Q3 2026 KIBO is the only Leader in the Commerce Solutions Wave to also be named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™ for Order Management Systems — read the report to see what that means for enterprise commerce.
Back to resources Whitepaper Going Beyond First Party Commerce Building a Scalable Marketplace Fulfillment Ecosystem with KIBO OMS The evolution of digital commerce is rapidly changing, and first party commerce is no longer enough to sustain growth. Access this whitepaper to learn how KIBO OMS and KogniVera helped Farmacias del Ahorro scale marketplace fulfillment.
Your Complimentary Copy The Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Digital Commerce, 2026 The technologies reshaping commerce, and where they sit on the path to maturity. Access this analyst report for a view into which commerce technologies are rising, peaking, and plateauing — and where to invest next.
