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Salesforce Commerce Cloud
Formerly Demandware

Overview

What is Salesforce Commerce Cloud?

Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) is a cloud-based eCommerce solution that touts flexibility and scalability for enterprises. It features merchandising tools, such as sorting, filtering, and image zooming.

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Recent Reviews

Great tool for content

8 out of 10
September 28, 2022
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  • Store all the required processes to run the teams
  • One stop destination for anyting related to processes or knowledge
  • Consists of standard …
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Reliable Shopping Cart

7 out of 10
May 21, 2021
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is our shopping cart vendor for e-commerce. Unfortunately, we do not leverage the front-end marketing site from …
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Popular Features

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  • Product catalog & listings (31)
    8.6
    86%
  • Product management (31)
    8.3
    83%
  • Visual customization (32)
    8.2
    82%
  • Product variations (32)
    7.9
    79%
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Pricing

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Entry-level set up fee?

  • No setup fee
For the latest information on pricing, visithttps://www.salesforce.com/editions…

Offerings

  • Free Trial
  • Free/Freemium Version
  • Premium Consulting/Integration Services

Starting price (does not include set up fee)

  • $4 per month
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Features

Online Storefront

Features for creating an online storefront with a browse-able product catalog.

7.9
Avg 7.7

Online Shopping Cart

Features that facilitate the collection of items so that customers can purchase them as a group.

8.1
Avg 7.6

Online Payment System

Features related to processing online payment for eCommerce purchases.

8.7
Avg 8.3

eCommerce Marketing

Features related to marketing for eCommerce websites

8.1
Avg 7.5

eCommerce Business Management

Features related to business management and administration of eCommerce operations

8.2
Avg 7.8
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Product Details

What is Salesforce Commerce Cloud?

Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) is a cloud-based eCommerce solution that touts flexibility and scalability for enterprises. It features merchandising tools, such as sorting, filtering, image zooming, and more, allowing customers to browse products with confidence and control. Commerce Cloud also provides inventory management controls, built in to the platform. Its flexibility is meant to accommodate diverse business logic models, and its web-based UI is meant to simplify management and control for less than technically savvy administrators. Visitor/shopper data are leveraged to provide intelligence, and personalize the shopping experience of individuals or segmented targets groups.

The Commerce Cloud is now part of the Salesforce Customer Success Platform, a platform for retailers to engage their customers online and in stores throughout the customer lifecycle, including marketing to community management and customer service.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud Video

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Frequently Asked Questions

Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) is a cloud-based eCommerce solution that touts flexibility and scalability for enterprises. It features merchandising tools, such as sorting, filtering, and image zooming.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud starts at $4.

KalioCommerce and BigCommerce are common alternatives for Salesforce Commerce Cloud.

Reviewers rate Bulk product upload highest, with a score of 8.8.

The most common users of Salesforce Commerce Cloud are from Mid-sized Companies (51-1,000 employees).
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Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is used by our sales department to manage our products, pricing, promotions, and content. We are able to have full order management within one platform. We can fully personalize and have a complete perspective on our pricing, orders, customers, and products. It makes it easier to execute our ideas using Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
  • Supportive community.
  • Continuous innovation.
  • Faster time-to-value.
  • It is hard to figure out how to fully adopt the software and use all the features it encompasses.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is good for pretty much all organizations seeking to have a robust platform to manage the full life cycle of their customers and have the ability to efficiently report on their functions to continuously optimize processes.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
It supports our retail ecom business in US and Canada. It is planned to support global expansion. We host a website with our 4 brands listed as separate storefronts but allow for a combined check out process. We use BM for controlling the content as well as the promos and coupons used on the site. We are connected to CyberSource for credit card and PayPal payments as well as using SVS for gift card processing. We will be expanding this ecom to other countries in Asia and European markets.
  • Great platform for ecom
  • Good management tools with business manager
  • Cost is higher than most of this type
  • Allow for this to be used for B2B websites
  • Add the ability for an OMS system to support WMS processing
Best retail ecom platform in a SaS format. Lower costs to get up and running with no capital investment other than the development of the site. Costs are based on a revenue share with the ecom site.
February 07, 2019

using this for a decade

Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Currently just for the eCommerce organization as a back-end platform solution. We share data across the organization, but do not use SF as a CRM system.
  • Back-end platform integration with Demandware. SFCC didn't really touch or update the integration that would have disrupted current customers.
  • Access to subject matter experts within the SalesForce organization. Great to run ideas by, speak about new innovations and work on BETA programs.
  • Documentation across all areas needed on their platform. Open forums allow you to work with and brainstorm with other experts.
  • Need responsive platforms for people to quickly work on the go
  • Quicker feedback from account managers
  • Better training (for free for new company employees)
I think it depends on the needs of the business area and the specific goals in mind. If looking to switch to a great out of the box platform, this will need some custom coding. This is nice when you have a brand/website looking to re-platform to a place where they are able to use all of the out of the box customization.
Michael Diaz-Suarez | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is used by my organization to manage marketing forecasts, merchandising, content, promotions, customer service, fulfillment, and artificial intelligence. It is typically used by one Marketing Department we deployed it to. It addresses the problem of having multiple sporadic applications that don't communicate with each other. Salesforce succeeds in integrating all of their products like a Lego System.

  • Raised our Marketing Reach by 30%
  • Allowed us to adequately gauge social media reach
  • Increased our sales by 20%
  • Extreme scalability.
  • Price should be lower
  • I wish the UI was a little sleeker
  • More features in Social Media management
If you're using SAP, SAP is straight up garbage. That's the system we used to manage everything. With Salesforce you get an actual system that works. If you are looking to upgrade your Sales/Marketing team with less hassle and unprecedented scalability, this is the software I recommend. Our sales team raves about it.
Tyler Mose | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is being used by our Sales & Marketing department. We use this to actively track new and current clientele. We have been using it heavily within our e-mail and digital marketing efforts for tracking project and client buying movement. We are also heavily using this within our marketing and sales automation. We run a variety of email drip campaigns and marketing automation for online reviews of our company. One of the main areas we have been able to use the Commerce Cloud is to grow our accounts with additional content sent directly to our current clientele educating them on other opportunities to do business with us.
  • Move clients forward within other areas where we can add value within our service offering.
  • Push additional content to warm leads within our sales pipeline.
  • Track current account size and show us directly where potential growth could occur.
  • The setup could be easier for our users.
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is best for users that have Salesforce experience in the past. There is a definite learning curve for those who have not used it before. Salesforce does a great job of offering training for newbies of the cloud. As with any product and SAAS tool it takes time to move the user forward and educate them on functionality and usage.
March 02, 2018

Good stuff!!

Spencer Lewis | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Salesforce Commerce Cloud is a great tool for prospecting and analytics. It provides the ability to search for and manage leads in real time and track a number of metrics even if you use other plugins and softphones.
  • Reporting and analytics
  • Database management for client lists
  • Organize information and previous interactions
  • Click to call
  • Automatically queuing calls
Creating a report that encompasses each of the metrics you’re tracking has really been key for the business. Connect that with the ability to string contacts to leads and monitor opportunities in the pipeline - it makes this a must-have once you get started.
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We used the Salesforce Commerce Cloud to stand up our customer facing responsive digital experience.
  • Let the business user control the UI without needing IT resources
  • Gave us the abilty to scale effortlessly
  • Allowed us to gain access to features we would have had to build on our own otherwise
  • Content authoring could be more robust
  • API framework
Well suited for high volume transactional sites. Good for a growing mid-tier business that needs scale and is looking to grow economically but with the right set of features.
Score 4 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
We are using Demandware as our commerce platform for our core website. The tool is administered by IT and by the Digital Commerce portion of the Marketing Department. Features and functionality are managed by IT, while content, pricing, promotions, and other Business Manager functions are handled by marketers. Demandware was adopted to replace or unify internally developed commerce tools and to provide a cohesive content management solution for the core website.
  • Demandware business manager features a very robust set of options to accomplish many merchandising and content tasks out of the box. For typical retailers, there are usually very simple ways to accomplish common tasks.
  • The ability to schedule content and tie unique content to session data is particularly useful and fully featured.
  • Many features that would typically be missing from a home-grown CMS and would require development are included in business manager and easily controlled by marketers.
  • 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.
In the case of a typical internet retailer, my recommendation would be much higher. However, anyone in a unique vertical that requires extensive customization is going to find Demandware extremely challenging to work with. Moreover, the prevailing attitude at Demandware seems to be "one size fits all". I've solved many of my problems with Demandware through my own tenacity. I would never suggest Demandware to a business with any complicated needs, or one dependent on non-technical marketers to maintain the platform.
Peter Kowalczyk | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
I work for an agency and technology firm who designs unique eCommerce storefronts for top name brands and implements them on the Demandware platform. Our core business involves taking the core Demandware offering and customizing it for our clients to meet their business needs, and according to industry best practices. Our parent company is full service eCommerce logistics provider and works extensively with Demandware and a few other major platforms.
  • Demandware is a SaaS solution so it not only provides software but a solid infrastructure. As a client-focused software engineer trying to meet challenging needs quickly, it's good to know that I can focus on the business logic without worrying about the "plumbing." The platform is very scalable and tuned for high performance, as long as you follow common sense architecture.
  • I've come to appreciate the software development and deployment model, which continues to be improved upon. The platform is customizable via server-side JavaScript, with a rich Demandware-specific API. The current version of the platform supports good patterns and practices, via CommonJS modules, while still making it possible to edit, save, and view your changes almost immediately on a development instance. I feel like this is the best of both worlds in terms of developing for the web.
  • Demandware has been in development for many years and has a surprisingly large amount of features. Just one example is the rich Campaigns and Promotions feature, which supports a complex number of configurable conditions and business rules. Clients can easily get many kinds of targeted deals and content up and running, with little development effort on my part, and manage the settings themselves via the Business Manager interface. With additional customization, the options are almost limitless.
  • I'm impressed with the speed and consistency that Demandware releases new features and updates. Every month there's new functionality that can be leveraged to provide better solutions faster.
  • The #1 pain with Demandware as a developer has been Pipelines. Originally development on this platform was designed as a visual drag, drop, and configure model. You would create these logic flows (pipelines) in the visual editor, made up of nodes (pipelets) and connectors. These quickly got out of hand and turned into a spiderweb. Worse they were not like anything that most developers are used to. Pipelines save to XML but the markup was not clean and difficult to merge or diff, to say the least. I guess they were aiming for a more simple model but quickly realized that was not sufficient for real-world applications. To their credit, Demandware recognized this and has been steadily moving toward a clean, pure-code model.
  • The benefits of SaaS and the quick release cycle can be a mixed blessing. Features and API's can and do change from time to time. When you're using a platform like this you cannot build it and forget about it. It's not obvious to everyone but you're signing up for some amount of maintenance over time to keep things up to date.
  • The platform has a flaw that still hasn't been resolved. Each Demandware customer "realm" has many instances for development, staging, production, etc. All of the instances have their own user accounts and passwords, and you have to log in to each instance separately. It's very frustrating as an admin or developer, though less so to business users who will only need to access one instance. Demandware could really use a Single Sign On!
  • Demandware has a marketplace for third-party extensions to add pre-build integrations with other systems. While there is a reasonably broad selection of third-party vendors, I have to point out that the quality of many of these components has been sub-par. There are a few gems but many are clunky and quickly cobbled together, and surely require further investment of time. Demandware needs to do a better job of quality assurance with third-party vendors.
Demandware is a powerful and feature rich platform but there is also a learning curve. You have to invest time in getting to know the Demandware way and then you can be very successful. So is it worth it? I think it boils down to scale. If you're a larger organization with a complex customer base, one that has the resources to hire or train the right people then it's a great choice. For small companies maybe not so much. Do you really need the rich feature set that Demandware offers or do you just want to get a simple storefront up and running? The overhead may not be worth it for you.
John Perasco | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 10 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
We implemented Demandware at Urban Decay Cosmetics three years ago to replace a custom eCommerce solution. The DW platform boosted our abilities to provide a stable and scalable eCommerce solution to the fast-growing brand. Our DW solution provides our storefront and entire ".com" brand presence with editorial content and a solid and secure shopping experience. The solution freed us from relying on internal resources to maintain and improve urbandecay.com and allowed a company with much greater development resources to provide us with continual "best of breed" improvements as well as relatively easy connections to leading and start up 3rd party service providers such as Bazaarvoice for Reviews, MainStreet for OMS and Baynote for product recommendations. Today we focus limited resources on front-end development to keep the site fresh and exciting with minimal back-end troubleshooting while meeting technical challenges given to us by the Marketing Team as they feel ever more comfortable pushing the creative envelope. This is something extremely important to the Urban Decay brand.
  • Scalability - In December 2013 alone we launched a "tentpole" product that sent our single day eCommerce sales from an average of 500 orders per day to over 17,000.
  • Integrations - Through "cartridges" Demandware facilitates 3rd party integrations in a relatively easy way. Trusted providers such as Merchant Banks, UGC Integrators and Social Media pipelines can be set up and launched with much less developer time than in a traditional, custom solution.
  • Improvement - The Demandware product development teams do a great job of keeping on and sometimes even ahead of trends and technical advances. They roll out improvements large and small at regular intervals and maintain excellent documentation. When the online documentation isn't enough, we've found that our support contacts do a great job of filling in the gaps for us. When something doesn't go as planned with a rollout of new features (as can happen with software!), Demandware is quick to make adjustments and good at communicating what they are doing.
  • Image Management - Through Demandware's Business Manager, loading, assigning and maintaining images in the Product Catalog is a bit cumbersome. Granted, our current implementation doesn't take advantage of DW's Image Management that allows clients to load a single, high resolution image that gets dynamically scaled throughout the site so we load several versions of each product image in each size we need. This certainly compounds the complexity of a tedious task. Moving to Image Manager is expected to reduce some of this frustration.
  • Business Manager - The backend management tool for Demandware could use some UI improvements. The company has a plan to make merchandising and catalog management more WYSIWYG, but has delayed implementation of the improvements. My opinion is if the tool is not ready, then don't force it going live.
  • URL Management - Historically, we have had challenges with the way Demandware handles URLs. Specifically, it used to append required elements that diminished SEO effectiveness and URL "cleanliness". Additionally, we've had challenges with redirects resulting in endless loops, etc. In 2013 the company addressed many SEO challenges and these improvements have had a positive impact at Urban Decay. Interestingly, today, as I write this review, Demandware pushed a new code version that is expected to address some remaining issues with redirects and other SEO-related issues.
As I write this Urban Decay is planning its expansion of eCommerce from the United States out into the world. I have concerns with how the platform will operate in economic zones such as the EU where laws around the use of Cookies and the handling of personal data are much more restrictive than in the US. I also think the platform is much better suited to medium to large enterprises that are growing than to small companies that expect to remain more or less at their current size.
September 26, 2014

Demandware Platform

Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Incentivized
Demandware is an end to end retail e-commerce business enabler which has a strong ability to deal with application building and maintenance. It's being used for a multiple number of our client's online stores enablement for all kinds of devices supported with Responsive Design.
  • Demandware has a well built structure in terms of an online storefront called SiteGenesis with which you can do faster site building.
  • Demandware has an effective cache, deployment model and less down time(in fact no down time).
  • Demandware has content management and online marketing features inside it's own tool called Business Manager.
  • No JAR, No WAR, No EAR(no conpiling versions overhead and builds etc)........single click production deployment both code and content.
  • No local installations required. SaaS ;)
  • API enhancement to allow the developers more better.
-There are only minimal problems with data load if there is any retailer has more than hundreds of thousands of sku's in their business. This also puts a limitation on the data maintenance end.
-Key based security encryptions and decryption are not there at this point of time.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
It is being used to mobile optimize some of our brands websites after transitioning them to a new e-commerce platform. Since our sites have no mobile optimization whatsoever, we have an incredibly high bounce rate on mobile and are losing a significant amount of potential sales. Mobify is the best solution I found that doesn't create a separate mobile site to update and allows for us to be able to update it ourself when we make big site changes.
  • Customer Support
  • Quick Turnaround
  • Cloud Solution
  • Great Project Managers and Producers
  • Expert Team members
  • More intuitive self-serve dashboard
  • More customer management features
It is best to have one point of contact on your side to talk with the project producer/manager on Mobify's side. Schedule a weekly status call on your project if you are doing a full build or co-dev build and express any concerns or issues as soon as possible so there is more of a likelihood that you can get things fixed before your deadlines.
ASHISH PACHAURI | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 4 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Demandware is our eCommerce Platform. It is currently being used by the Digital team. One of the best benefits is the time to launch the site to the market: it's quicker than other heavy body platforms such as ATG, IBM Commerce etc.
  • Quick implementation
  • Reduced cost to implement the full ecomm site
  • Easy catalog, price and promo maintenance
  • Add on cost for every feature: there is nothing exciting about Demandware other than ease of maintenance once the site is launched. Any added functionality costs more and more.
  • Order management: Currently there are no inventory or order management features in Demandware. It relies on feeds coming to it on a periodic basis. It gets tricky when an item is sold on multiple channels and the inventory picture is changed even before the next feed is out to Demandware. These scenarios are very common and result in many more cancellations than usual. Having an Order management (OMS) will help having more control over inventory and orders.
  • Multi-channel capability is completely missing.
Its good for retailers who just want to launch a site and be done with that. It becomes harder and expensive when new functionality have to be added.
Bill Saffold | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 7 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Demandware is being used across our ecommerce division to support direct to consumer sales for all brands. It addresses scalability and efficiency issues.
  • Promotions: ability to easily develop and schedule promotions in a variety of structures including source codes, promo codes, thresholds.
  • Customer groups - change content and promotional offers based on a customer group like an employee, someone of another organization etc.
  • Middleware - would be great to have an all in one solution that incorporates an order management solution.
  • CMS - would be nice to have a content managment solution native to the platform so you didn't have to use a front end developer to put up EVERY banner - maybe you could identify certain content slots that can be edited and changed on the fly by a brand team
  • Speed - in the staging environment the sites run VERY slow. the interface to work in (business manager) is also VERY slow.
Demandware is well suited for companies with multiple brands/sites/storefronts. Definitely not as appropriate for a brand who may have one site and not a large reliance on ecommerce sales. Regardless of who takes on using Demandware, they should definitely explore how processes and roles will need to change or adapt within their organization to meet the working needs of the platform.
March 21, 2014

Glimpse of Demandware

Jason Hartsell | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Demandware is utilized on a massive scale across the entire Deckers Outdoor Corporation. From IT, Front-End, to Marketing and Merchandising, Demandware has streamlined our e-commerce business tremendously. Demandware was already the e-commerce platform of choice when I got on board with Deckers. The software's ability to quickly span across locales and reach as many customers worldwide is a huge win. From a developer's standpoint, it is overall a very flexible platform and has many capabilities that fall in line with my methodologies.
  • Flexible and interchangeable cartridges allow for enhanced functionality between multiple sites.
  • Resourcing locales makes it easy for language conversion and cross country marketing.
  • Business Manager is easy to extend and make functional for non-techies.
  • The API can always use improvement.
  • The javascript could be streamlined into a more modular framework based approach.
Demandware, I believe is mostly suited for a large scale e-commerce corporation. For smaller firms, boutiques and what not, I think the costs would not support this platform.
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
We're using Demandware for a number of our fashion clients that my agency manages digital marketing campaigns for. I have personally managed many site cutovers for clients from an SEO perspective which included implementing 301 redirects, title tags, meta descriptions, XML sitemaps, robots.txt files, et al.
  • Demandware has a very friendly user interface and allows you to make site changes without needing to be a web developer or programmer.
  • Demandware allows you to maintain very good SEO in terms of URL structure, title tags, meta descriptions, alt text, et al.
  • It is not immediately clear in Demandware on how you can build out content blocks on site's category pages.
I am very likely to recommend Demandware to a client, especially a large brand in the retail space.
Score 9 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Demandware is being used at Crocs for their online cart platform. It is also integrated within Channel Advisor to manage business across different online outlets.
  • Speedy checkout.
  • Easy integration solutions.
  • Easy to manage platform.
  • Great catalog management.
  • Managing price lists
  • Cost
I am working with my current company to transfer our cart to Demandware.
Kevin Daniele | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 3 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
Demandware is our web platform on which we host our Magazines.com and Cleanerfilter.com businesses. It is used across the entire organization and give us the ability to change out products, influence promotions, and do A/B testing to see how our actions influence our customers buying behaviors. As a merchandiser, I have the ability to easily monitor product real estate and change out products based on customer demand. I do wish that the A/B testing platform was more robust.
  • Changing out Products. You are able to rank products by different categories, create new categories, and easily monitor how they are doing. This is great from a product merchandising perspective b/c you are really able to affect all the touch points from a sales perspective.
  • It does not play well with other applications. We have tried to implement a couple of tools (Ex: Qualtrics with Pop Ups), and the intricacies within Demandware make it difficult to combine these two
  • It is also hard to manipulate the banner spots without Development help. There are specific templates that you have to work with in Demandware. If you want to change anything about the template (Ex: Add a banner placement in the right sidebar), that requires dev code to implement.
I think it is key to understand your level of coding expertise or how big your development team is. If you are have little code experience or a small (or non existent) development team, then I would not recommend this program for you. It is a fairly high maintenance tool die to the fact that all pages have specific templates, and it takes a lot of work to change those templates out.
David Nuckols | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 5 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
I have built several high transaction eCommerce websites using Demandware. The platform was be used across the entire organization. It was used as CMS, development platform, etc for our eCommerce needs.
  • Simple to start
  • Easy set up as it is SAS
  • Lacks good documentation
  • Difficult to accomplish basic tasks or anything that is not out of the box
  • Hard to integrate third party backgrounds.
It is not cheap so if you are looking for a value priced solution or a DIY ecommerce, Demandware is not a great choice.
Jeremiah Graham, MBA | TrustRadius Reviewer
Score 8 out of 10
Vetted Review
Verified User
  • The system is user-friendly.
  • Demandware is robust in the functionality it provides us.
  • The items we have had issues with, are just personal preference issues, so I don't think it would be fair to go into those.
The system overall has greatly improved over the last year, and there are some pretty exciting things coming down the pipeline. I personally enjoy using the system and look forward to continued use in the future.
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