Build Agile, Modular CX Architectures

 

Rigid platforms limit growth — composable architectures give you freedom to scale and innovate rapidly.

Our Composable CX Solutions Deliver

Unlock your CX platform's full potential

Composable Content Delivery

Headless CMS for decoupled, multi-channel content delivery with rapid iteration.

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Modular Personalization & Analytics

Plug-and-play personalization, journey orchestration, and analytics engines for tailored experiences.

API-First Ecosystem Integration

Seamless connectivity with CRM, CDP, commerce, and service platforms via API-first architecture.

Scalable & Agile Experience Deployment

Rapid rollout of new features and experiences on infrastructure built for growth and evolving customer needs.

Strategy and Implementation

Unlock your CX platform's full potential

Program Management

Create project roadmap, define milestones, and outline deliverables for a smooth rollout.

Integration

Martech / CRMs / ERPs / Payment gateways like Adobe, Hubspot, SalesForce, Lead Squared, SAP, Oracle , Paypal and other bespoke apps

Platform Assessment

Assess current platform and advise on viability, rationale & fitment

Solution Architecture

Design the overall technical architecture for platform, considering scalability, performance, security, and integration requirements

Design a composable CX stack that evolves with your business.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does composable architecture enhance business agility?

Composable architecture significantly enhances business agility by allowing organizations to quickly deploy new experiences and features. Their modular nature means that components can be swapped out or updated without disrupting the entire system, enabling rapid iteration and responsiveness to market changes.

What are the key components of a Composable CX solution?

Key components of a Composable CX solution typically include a headless CMS for decoupled content delivery across various channels, modular engines for personalization, journey orchestration, and analytics, and API-first integration capabilities to connect with other essential platforms like CRM, CDP, commerce, and service systems..

What is “headless CMS" and why is it important in Composable CX?

A "headless CMS" is a content management system that separates the content creation and storage (the "body") from the presentation layer (the "head"). In Composable CX, this is crucial because it allows content to be delivered flexibly to any channel or device, rather than being tied to a specific website or application, enabling truly omnichannel experiences.

How does API-first integration benefit a Composable CX strategy?

API-first integration is fundamental to a Composable CX strategy because it enables seamless communication and data exchange between disparate systems (e.g., CRM, CDP, commerce). This open-minded connection ensures that all customer data and functionalities are accessible across the entire CX stack, facilitating a unified and personalized customer journey.

What are the main limitations of traditional, rigid CX platforms?

Traditional, rigid CX platforms often limit growth because they are difficult to modify or scale. Their monolithic structure means that even small changes can be complex and time-consuming, hindering an organization's ability to innovate and respond quickly to evolving customer behaviors or market demands.

How does Composable CX help businesses scale?

Composable CX helps businesses scale by providing a flexible and modular infrastructure. As customer behaviors evolve or business needs grow, new components can be added or existing ones can be upgraded without requiring a complete overhaul of the system. This allows for incremental and efficient scaling of CX capabilities.

What are the key benefits of implementing a Composable CX architecture?

The key benefits of implementing a Composable CX architecture include the freedom to scale and innovate rapidly, the ability to deploy new experiences and features quickly, enhanced agility in responding to market changes, improved content delivery across diverse channels, and scalable infrastructure that aligns with evolving customer behaviors.