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Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
Adobe Commerce can send storefront interaction data such as product page views, search terms, add-to-cart events, checkout drop-offs, and order completion events into OpenText Core Experience Insights. Business teams can then analyze where customers abandon the journey, which categories drive engagement, and which promotions improve conversion.
Business value: Improves conversion rates, reduces cart abandonment, and helps merchandising teams prioritize high-impact storefront changes.
Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
For B2B commerce, Adobe Commerce can share company account activity, quote requests, approval delays, repeat logins, and purchasing patterns by buyer role. OpenText Core Experience Insights can surface how procurement teams, buyers, and approvers interact with the portal, helping sales and account management teams understand adoption and friction points.
Business value: Supports account-based selling, improves self-service adoption, and identifies process bottlenecks in quote-to-order workflows.
Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
Adobe Commerce can provide data on how customers engage with enriched product content, videos, comparison tools, and category landing pages. OpenText Core Experience Insights can correlate content engagement with downstream actions such as add-to-cart, quote submission, or purchase completion.
Business value: Helps merchandising, content, and digital experience teams determine which assets and product narratives actually drive sales.
Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
In multi-store or multi-region Adobe Commerce environments, interaction data can be segmented by brand, country, language, or storefront. OpenText Core Experience Insights can compare engagement and conversion across store views to identify which localized experiences perform best and where customers struggle.
Business value: Enables regional optimization, supports localization decisions, and improves consistency across brands and markets.
Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
Adobe Commerce can transmit step-level checkout telemetry such as shipping method selection, payment failures, coupon validation issues, and form abandonment. OpenText Core Experience Insights can highlight recurring friction points by device, geography, or customer segment.
Business value: Reduces checkout failure rates, improves payment success, and lowers support contacts related to ordering issues.
Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
Adobe Commerce can share campaign attribution data, promotion usage, and customer response to discounts, bundles, and targeted offers. OpenText Core Experience Insights can measure which campaigns drive meaningful engagement versus short-term traffic without conversion.
Business value: Improves marketing ROI, supports better promotion planning, and helps finance teams understand margin impact versus conversion lift.
Data flow: Bi-directional, primarily Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
In headless commerce implementations, Adobe Commerce can provide commerce event data while OpenText Core Experience Insights can feed insight reports back to product, UX, and digital teams. These teams can use the findings to refine navigation, search, product discovery, and checkout experiences across web and mobile front ends.
Business value: Supports iterative experience optimization, aligns digital and commerce teams, and accelerates release decisions based on actual user behavior.
Data flow: Adobe Commerce to OpenText Core Experience Insights
Adobe Commerce can send data on failed searches, repeated order status checks, return initiation behavior, and account portal usage. OpenText Core Experience Insights can identify where customers are struggling to find information or complete tasks without contacting support.
Business value: Reduces service volume, improves self-service success, and helps operations teams prioritize portal enhancements that lower support costs.