Adobe Commerce Services Guides
Adobe Commerce Services provide composable capabilities that extend storefront experiences, connect Adobe and third-party solutions, and help manage commerce data.
How does Commerce connect to services?
For services that require it, the Commerce Services Connector connects a Commerce instance to supported services using API keys and a SaaS data space. Connection and data-synchronization steps depend on the deployment model and the service.
When the Commerce Services Connector is configured, you have access to the following features:
- Storefront services - AI-powered features for product discovery, recommendations, and payments
- Integration services - Connections to Adobe Experience Platform, AEM Assets, and other Adobe solutions
These services help you increase conversions, deliver personalized experiences, and make better use of your commerce data across the Adobe ecosystem.
Available services
The following list groups services by function. Availability, licensing, and setup can differ between PaaS and SaaS and can change by service version. Follow the deployment-model labels and prerequisites in each linked guide.
Storefront services are a group of AI-powered features that optimize product discovery, personalize customer interactions, and streamline payment processing to increase engagement and conversions. With storefront services, you can enhance the shopping experience and drive business growth.
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Give your customers an optimized product experience while boosting performance, improving scalability, and increasing conversions. |
Implement this AI-powered search tool that delivers smarter, faster, and more relevant results for B2C shoppers. |
Add AI-fueled recommendations based on shopper behavior, popular trends, product similarity, and more. |
Drive customer satisfaction with diverse payment methods, including interest-free installments, and streamlined views of payment processing, orders, and invoices. |
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| Adobe Commerce Optimizer provides catalog and merchandising capabilities natively, instead of using the separate Live Search, Catalog Service, and Product Recommendations services. See What is Adobe Commerce Optimizer? |
| For Adobe Commerce deployments integrated with Optimizer, the Adobe Commerce Optimizer Connector handles catalog and price synchronization without requiring the Commerce Services Connector for that synchronization. Other integrations, such as Payment Services and Data Connection, still require the Commerce Services Connector. See Set up the connector for Adobe Commerce. |
Integration services refer to features that connect your Commerce instance to other products or services within Adobe.
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Leverage the connection between Adobe Commerce and the Adobe Experience Platform edge to use Commerce data for other Adobe Experience Cloud products, such as Adobe Analytics and Adobe Target. |
Simplify digital asset management using a system that integrates with Adobe Experience Manager for managing rich media content. |
Associate, configure, and manage App Builder applications with your Commerce instance through the Admin UI. |
Data tools help you manage and optimize the flow of information between your Commerce instance and connected services. These tools ensure efficient data synchronization, monitor sync operations, and improve performance by offloading resource-intensive processes. Their availability and behavior vary by service and deployment model. Consult each guide for set up instructions,synchronization, sync operations monitoring, and performance details.
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Automatically sync catalog, order, and inventory data from Adobe Commerce to connected services. Use Commerce CLI commands or the Data Management Dashboard to manage sync processing. |
Optimize site performance by offloading resource-intensive tasks—like indexation and price calculation—from the Commerce application to Adobe's Cloud infrastructure. |
Easily track Commerce data sync and trigger resynchronization from a unified dashboard in the Commerce Admin. Get valuable insights about data availability for timely display to your shoppers. |
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| The Data Management Dashboard is available at no additional cost to Commerce merchants using Product Recommendations v6.0.0, Live Search v4.1.0, or Catalog Service v1.17 with an active license. Merchants using earlier service versions can use Catalog Sync to manage and track data synchronization. |
What problems can Commerce Services solve?
Whether you are looking to scale your business, improve customer experiences, or make data-driven decisions, Adobe Commerce Services provide solutions for common Commerce challenges:
How Commerce Services work together
Adobe Commerce Services are built on a unified platform and can be combined to support connected storefront, merchandising, payment, asset, and customer-data workflows. When you use multiple services, you benefit from:
- Unified data pipeline - Product, pricing, and inventory data syncs automatically across all services, eliminating the need for duplicate data entry or custom integrations.
- Real-time personalization - Customer behavior from search, browsing, and purchases powers intelligent recommendations and ranking across your entire storefront.
- Consistent storefront integration - Whether you’re using Commerce storefront powered by Edge Delivery Services, PWA Studio, or headless implementations, you can access drop-ins and APIs to deliver commerce experiences consistently across all platforms.
- Multi-store and multi-language support - All services automatically respect your store views, customer segments, and B2B catalog configurations without additional setup.
- Rich product visuals - When you integrate with AEM Assets, optimized product images appear consistently across search results, product pages, and recommendations.
- Connected customer data - Use Data Connection to share shopping behavior with Adobe Experience Platform, Real-Time CDP, and Journey Optimizer, enabling cross-channel personalization and campaign optimization.
For example, when a shopper searches for a product using Live Search, adds it to their cart after viewing a Product Recommendation, and completes the purchase with Payment Services, all of this activity flows seamlessly through the unified data pipeline. This behavior data then powers better search results and more relevant recommendations for future shoppers.
Each service can be used independently, but combining them creates a more intelligent and personalized shopping experience.
What’s new
This page contains the changes made in the last 60 days. We exclude all minor updates, such as copy editing, from this list.
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October 1, 2026
Added documentation for the Adobe Commerce Optimizer Connector for B2B:
- Updated Adobe Commerce Optimizer Connector and Set up the connector for Adobe Commerce to cross-reference information about connector setup for B2B Commerce.
- Added the B2B shared catalog projection topic to explain how Adobe B2B Commerce shared catalogs are synchronized to Adobe Commerce Optimizer.
- Added Set up the connector for B2B Commerce to describe extension installation and sync validation.
- Added new topics for monitoring catalog view sync and managing restricted access keys for Adobe B2B Commerce.
Adobe Commerce Optimizer User Guide
- Updated Private catalog views and Restricted access keys to describe automatic key and catalog view provisioning for B2B shared catalogs, alongside the existing manual flow.