Salesforce Services · Commerce Cloud

Salesforce Commerce Cloud consulting for connected selling

A storefront is easy; a storefront that shares one catalog and pricing engine with your quote-to-cash, posts orders to ERP through governed integration, and hands service agents full purchase context — that's platform work. That's ours.

What we deliver

The Practice

B2B storefronts on CRM

Buyer accounts, contract pricing, quick reorder, and entitlement-aware catalogs — commerce that respects the deals your sales team already negotiated.

One catalog, one price engine

Products and pricing shared between commerce and CPQ, so the website, the sales quote, and the invoice can never disagree — the architecture Revenue Cloud was built for.

Order-to-ERP integration

Orders, inventory, and fulfillment synced with SAP, Oracle, or your ERP through MuleSoft and event-driven patterns — with error handling someone actually owns.

Agent-assisted commerce

Agentforce for order status, reorders, and guided selling on the storefront — plus the document layer for invoices, confirmations, and statements.

Agentforce 360 product portfolio wheel including Commerce
Commerce inside the Agentforce 360 portfolio — image © Salesforce, branding unaltered. Source: salesforce.com.

Why Kemisoft for commerce

Because commerce succeeds or fails at its seams, and the seams are our specialties: the Cummins-to-Bell-Canada quote-to-cash bench for pricing architecture, the integration practice for ERP flow, and DocGen for the paper trail. Start with a Health Assessment if you want the current state scored first.

Frequently asked questions

FAQ
Does Kemisoft build B2B or D2C commerce?

Our center of gravity is B2B commerce — storefronts where contract pricing, catalogs, and entitlements come from the same Revenue Cloud engine that runs your quotes, connected to ERP through MuleSoft. D2C engagements are scoped case by case.

How does commerce connect to the rest of Salesforce?

That connection is the whole point: one product catalog and pricing engine shared with CPQ, orders flowing to ERP via integration, service agents seeing purchase history, and documents generated automatically — commerce as part of the platform, not a silo.

Further reading

From the Blogs
Horus, the Kemisoft falcon mascot

Carts that close themselves

Coin in one wing, order in the other — commerce is where experience meets revenue, and Horus insists both arrive intact. StoreConnect partnership included.

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Horus™ is the Kemisoft falcon — named for the sky-eyed guardian of ancient Kemet.

Sell everywhere, reconcile nowhere

A working session on storefront, catalog, and ERP flow — one architecture.

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