From Xchange to Storefront: Where ToozitCORE Ecomm Fits
An Xchange and a full store engine solve different problems. Building both on one foundation is the interesting part.
By Marcus Ellery
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An Xchange and a store are not the same business. An Xchange connects people and businesses with other people and businesses, who deal directly with one another. A store is one merchant selling their own products, and it needs to own the whole flow, from catalog to cart to checkout.
ToozitCORE Ecomm, now in development, is Toozit's answer for the second case. It is a full, standalone store engine rather than an Xchange, and it is being built on the same CISE - Configurable Instrument Schema Engine foundation that powers the Xchange Platforms. That is the part worth watching: the same drop-in, white-label approach applied to a complete storefront.
It is early, and Toozit is still building. But the shape is clear enough: one foundation, two very different products, both meant to be branded and run by an operator. See the wider family at Toozit and ToozitCORE.
Source: New London Media
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