Adobe Commerce Storefronts on Edge Delivery Services

What an Adobe Commerce storefront on Edge Delivery Services is, why it is fast, and how it changes the way merchandisers and developers work.

Adobe Commerce has long been a strong platform for B2B and B2C commerce. What has changed is the front end. Adobe now offers commerce storefronts built on Edge Delivery Services, which bring the speed and easy authoring of Edge Delivery to online stores.

What is an Edge Delivery storefront?

The storefront is the customer-facing site. In this model:

Edge Delivery Services delivers fast pages and handles content authoring.
Commerce drop-in components provide product pages, cart, checkout and account features.
Adobe Commerce runs the catalog, pricing, orders and business rules in the background.
Catalog Service and Live Search power fast product data and search.

Why it matters

Speed. Faster product and category pages improve conversion and search rankings.
Easier merchandising. Marketers edit content around products in familiar authoring tools.
Less custom code. Drop-in components replace much of the front end teams used to build by hand.
Flexibility. API Mesh and Adobe App Builder connect ERP, PIM, tax and payment systems without heavy customization.

B2B and B2C

Adobe Commerce supports company accounts, quotes, shared catalogs and negotiated pricing for B2B, alongside the full range of B2C features. The storefront approach works for both.

Planning a move

Review your current storefront, customizations and integrations.
Decide what moves to drop-in components and what needs custom blocks.
Plan catalog, search and integration changes.
Rebuild templates and content on Edge Delivery.
Test performance, checkout and SEO before launch.

How RENY helps

We implement Adobe Commerce, build storefronts on Edge Delivery Services, and integrate commerce with AEM and back-office systems. Our commerce work includes platform migrations for clients such as Micron.

Book a discovery call to plan your storefront.