If your ecommerce needs to move faster, personalize experiences and sell on multiple channels without friction, the approach Headless (front-end decoupled from the backend) is a proven path that you have to consider.
Here you will see What is headless commerce (or”Headless trading”), how it differs from the traditional model, its real benefits and how to put it into practice by integrating your front-end with ERP/CRM/inventory through an iPaaS —focusing on how Weavee solves it and in its integrators for WooCommerce and Adobe Commerce.
Essentially, headless commerce separates the user interface of a digital store of operational technology From the back end.
It's what separates the experience layer (front-end) of the systems that manage catalog, cart, prices, checkout and inventory (back-end).
Communication between layers occurs via APIs (Rest/GraphQL), allowing you to iterate the front without touching critical back processes. In practical terms: you can serve the same commerce logic to a web, app, kiosks or IoT, with different presentations.
In the monolithic, the front and the back are firmly attached (“all-in-one” templates → agile deployment, but less flexible); while In the headless they are decoupled, gaining freedom for customize, integrate and scale without “breaking” other parts.
This independence prevents a visual adjustment from affecting processes such as inventory or payments—a common pain in monoliths.
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The decoupling allows marketing, SEO and UX teams to experiment with content, A/B tests and new interfaces without blocking the backend team. At the same time, those of Development can optimize APIs and logic of parallel business. The result is Time-to-market shorter and less technical debt.
The care window is minimal: data cited by Shopify They show that 64% Expect loads from mobile users <4 s, 40% Abandon if you overcome 3 s, and 82% states that slowness affects their buying decision. Headless architectures, combined with PWAs/SSR, facilitate faster pages, a direct factor in conversion.
With the front decoupled you can orchestrate consistent experiences in Web/app/POS/kiosk, while the back centralizes prices, stock and promotions. Together, As Salesforce points out, you can also add new channels (voice, AR/VR, in-store showcases) it stops being a replatforming and becomes Connect another “head” to your APIs.
Headless commerce frees up your front-end; composable commerce Take the idea to the whole stack: you choose/combine best-of-its-kind (CMS, PIM, search, payments) as modules API-first, cloud-native and headless. The challenge: Connect and govern those modules without fragile patches.
And that's where a iPaaS (Integration Platform as a Service), which Connect services, Flujos orchestra, transform/normalize data and Synchronize in real time —ideal when your ecommerce depends on ERP, CRM, WMS and gateways.
An iPaaS accelerates time-to-value with connectors and templates, Reduces development load (low-code/no-code), allows change components without redoing integrations and provides operational efficiency by automating critical synchronizations (e.g., PIM → storefront, orders → ERP).
Weavee It's a System Integrator based on Microsoft Azure (iPaaS) that Connect e-commerce, ERP and CRM with Real-time monitoring And a modular and scalable architecture.
It supports typical scenarios in LATAM: WooCommerce or Adobe Commerce on the front, synchronized with:
At the level of cybersecurity, the platform has certifications (e.g. ISO 27001, SOC 2, FedRAMP) and operates with Azure controls; HTTPS protocols in transit and Managing secrets with Azure Key Vault, in addition to Azure Sign In ID and Cosmos DB for identity and data.
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Site speed, customization, international expansion, or opening new channels (apps, kiosks, marketplaces).
What do you keep as a back (catalog, pricing, OMS) and what will you move to a decoupled front?
React/Next.js, Vue or a headless CMS (depending on team and roadmap).
Connect Woo/Adobe ↔ ERP/CRM/WMS and define business rules (product increases, prices, stock, taxes, fulfillment, reconciliation) in flows governed by iPaaS.
Rely on edge rendering/PWAS and measure LCP/TTFB; on mobile, every second counts for conversion.
HTTPS/TLS in transit, Key Vault for secrets, identities with Enter ID; monitoring and alerts.
Start with a region or product line; capture learning and scale.
The service of WooCommerce by Weavee connect with ERP, CRM, WMS, POS and more; apply business logic without “touching” WooCommerce, it provides auto-scaling in Azure and monitoring/alerts.
In safety, end-to-end encryption and Azure Key Vault for credentials/secrets. Ideal if you are looking to keep WordPress as a content hub with a fast front and a robust commerce back.
The service of Adobe Commerce de Weavee emphasizes multifactor authentication, secure protocols (HTTPS), Azure Sign In ID, Cosmos DB and Key Vault.
In addition, it complies with ISO 27001 and GDPR in its security section. It fits when you're handling complex catalogs, multiple regions, and B2C/B2B flows that require control and scalability.
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