nopCommerce vs Salesforce Commerce Cloud

• Excellent modular architecture, which makes it very easy to customize for different kinds of needs.
• It is open source, free and is constantly updated to keep it up to the latest technologies.
• The latest version in ASP.NET Core runs in Windows and Linux with excellent performance (Google Page Speed of 100/100).
• It has a very active community which helps to enhance the solution, develop extensions and themes and helps other users.
• It is full of features including Multi-Store, Multi-Vendor, and Multi-Warehouse.

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• Being a global brand, having a solution that works globally was key. SFCC is particularly good for allowing easily implementations and deployments of global solutions
• SFCC is a scalable solution which supported our need to roll out global sites quickly
• The vendor marketplace is used to find vendors and solutions who have pre-existing implementations and code templates, meaning it’s more cost effective to deliver
• With speed being such a crucial factor these days, SFCC is excellent at optimising performance. Whether it be server capacity around crucial events or a CDN that can deliver pages and content in a balanced and optimal way
• The SFCC roadmap is impressive. They have been good at understanding client requirements and including solutions to the core platform - i.e Apple Pay or GDPR

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• More community templates would be great.
• Some of the pricing can be a bit tricky, especially configured items... there is a likelihood of mispriced items with the current structure

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• The UX within the Business Manager portion of Demandware, the primary interface for marketers, is generally a confusing, inconsistent mess. Particularly infuriating are the lack of consistency for search and sort behavior within the tool.
• A number of useful features, such as the ability to set schedules or tie features to unique customer segments, have seemingly arbitrary limitations imposed.
• Demandware's idea of leveraging the community to be a learning resource and a sounding board for new ideas and features is a nice theory, but in practice it doesn't work for businesses with a lot of customization. I'm left with the impression that individual support is not a priority.

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• It saved development cost and time for our development team who don't have eCommerce experience. It saved us six months worth of designing and implementing the eCommerce application. No need to mention that our management team and business users were so happy about it.
• Because of well architectural design, it was so easy to maintain the whole application and include add-on new features from time to time. Making changes and deployment can be done just within a few hours was absolutely phenomenal. It was the trust that technical team gain from management team to make the whole business process running smooth and so every one can sleep sound at night.
• As our online eCommerce site, http://www.luxegourmets.com has been running more than two years now using nopCommerce, business users are looking to expand and integrate with third party tools. Without further investing and looking for solutions, we have all the tools and add-on features are already provided by the framework.

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• I believe that with the team that we have in place, that we are able to work within the nuances of what Demandware presents, and it has allowed us to definitely improve our product merchandising plan. It has also given us some tools that allow our sales agents to provide the best customer service.

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