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Unified commerce platform for
fashion & apparel brands

Deliver the latest collections, keep every delivery promises, and turn returns into repeat revenue with a single platform spanning ecommerce, stores, marketplaces, and wholesale.

  • Real-Time Inventory and Routing: Power BOPIS, ship-from-store, and endless aisle
  • AI-Native Discovery: AI Search understands style, intent, and availability
  • Modular Architecture: Start with OMS, commerce, or microservices; grow without replatforming

Fashion Moves Fast. Your Fulfillment Should Too.

In apparel, speed is more than an ops metric, it’s a brand signal. Customers who receive orders quickly buy more frequently, leave better reviews, and recommend you to others.

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Unified

Unified Commerce + OMS tuned for fashion

  • One platform for storefronts, discovery, inventory, and returns
  • Shoppers and associates see same real-time availability
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Modular

Composable for B2C and B2B

  • Run D2C, marketplaces, and wholesale on one MACH-certified platform
  • Adopt as full stack or packaged microservices
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Complete

Built for fast collections and high returns

  • Model rich variants, collections, kits; run complex promotions
  • Route returns with Reverse Logistics for optimal resale

Every Interaction Drives More Value

Apparel shoppers are browsing for inspiration, not just a specific item. A platform that surfaces the right products and makes checkout effortless turns browsing sessions into multi-item purchases.

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Everything you need to run hardware
commerce on one modular platform

Products
Add-Ons
Packaged Microservice

Key Capabilities Across the
fashion shopper journey

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Discover & inspire

Step 2 — Choose & configure

  • Size and variant selection tied to real-time inventory with clear messaging for low stock, pre-order, etc.
  • Bundles and outfits combine apparel, accessories, and services

Step 3 — Buy anywhere

  • Unified cart supports mixed baskets (subscription + one time purchases) in one experience
  • Payment, tax, and fraud integrations baked in

Step 4: Fulfill & return

  • OMS-driven routing balances cost, SLA, and capacity
  • Reverse logistics and customer-friendly returns that protect margin

Step 5 — Keep & grow

A fashion-first solution
for B2C and B2B revenue

Fashion businesses rarely fit one model. You may run branded D2C, marketplaces, and wholesale simultaneously. KIBO supports all on one platform while tailoring experiences by channel, region, and account.

B2C & DTC brands

  • Launch rich storefronts with Commerce and CMS
  • Surface in-store and online availability in search and PDPs
  • Use subscriptions for wardrobe essentials and VIP programs

B2B & Wholesale

  • Offer self-service portals with custom catalogs and tiered price lists
  • Support pre-orders, allocations, and bulk ordering workflows
  • Expose curated assortments via dropship and marketplace

Built for marketers and developers

Marketers & Merchandisers

Developers & Architects

  • Build on MACH-certified, API-first, headless architecture with REST and GraphQL
  • Get 100% API coverage plus webhooks and events
  • Use API extensions to inject custom logic without forking
  • Start small with packaged microservices and compose with existing systems

Start where you are,
grow at your own pace

OMS & inventory-led modernization

Best when: You want to fix availability, routing, and store operations first.

Includes: KIBO Order Management, Inventory Visibility or Promising. Keep current ecommerce while KIBO becomes source of truth.

Commerce-led
modernization

Best when: Your OMS is “good enough,” but storefront, search, and promotions are holding you back.

Includes: KIBO Commerce with CMS and AI Search. Add KIBO Order Management and Inventory Promising later when ready.

Unified Commerce + OMS platform

Best when: You want the full composable platform, phased in at your pace.

Includes: KIBO Commerce + OMS, plus Subscriptions, AI Search, Reverse Logistics, and Dropship, with phased rollout by brand and region.

FAQs

Can we start with just OMS or a single capability, not the full platform?

Yes. Many fashion brands start with KIBO Order Management, Inventory Visibility, or Cart & Checkout and add other capabilities later. KIBO’s composable packaging and microservices-based design let you phase adoption over time.

Does KIBO support both B2C and B2B in one platform?

Yes. The same Commerce and OMS stack powers D2C sites, marketplaces, and B2B portals, with account hierarchies, price lists, and quote flows for B2B.

What fulfillment methods are supported?

KIBO supports ship-to-home, BOPIS, curbside delivery, transfer to location, and more, all orchestrated through the Fulfiller UI and Order Routing engine.

Do developers get GraphQL, SDKs, and events?

Yes. KIBO provides REST and GraphQL APIs, SDKs, webhooks, and event notifications to integrate with your frontends, ERPs, 3PLs, and analytics.

Does KIBO provide AI-powered search and merchandising out of the box?

Yes. KIBO AI Search includes vector and hybrid search modes, natural-language understanding with Gemini, and robust search merchandising tools for boosting, pinning, and campaigns.

Do you offer a CMS, or do we have to bring our own?

You can use KIBO’s native headless CMS and storefront builder or plug in a third-party CMS. Content is delivered via GraphQL and APIs, so it works with any modern frontend.