Optimizely Customized Commerce system overview
Describes the subsystems and data model for Optimizely Customized Commerce 13, part of the Optimizely platform.
Subsystems
Optimizely Customized Commerce consists of an e-commerce engine with a number of subsystems, together with Optimizely Content Management System (CMS) for creation and display of product content on the front-end website.
The e-commerce part of Customized Commerce is built on these components and frameworks:
- Microsoft .NET Framework and ASP.NET
- Microsoft Windows Communication Foundation (Catalog System)
- Business Foundation (Customer Management)
- Meta Data Plus (legacy Order and Catalog Systems)
- Security and Permissions
These are the main subsystems of Customized Commerce:
- Catalogs. Define catalog schemas, import existing catalogs, and define price lists.
- Marketing and campaigns. Create campaigns, custom discounts/promotions, and define policies used for promotions.
- Orders. Manage orders, connect payment and shipment gateways, customize order workflows, and manage taxes.
- Customers. Create organization structures, set roles and permissions, and extend customer or organization objects.
- Markets. Define multiple markets for market-specific features.
Data model
Below is a data model of the entities in commerce and the logical relationships they have to each other. The 1 to many relationship means that for each 1 instance of an entity there are 1 or more other related instances. An example is orders and order lines, where for every order there is at least one order line.
The1 to many (optional)_relationship means that it _can be related but does not have to be related. A good example is customers and organizations. Customers do not have to be associated with an organization, so the relationship is an optional one to many between organization and customer.
See also Commerce Cloud class library for the REST API service layer.
Updated 4 months ago