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Magento (now Adobe Commerce) is one of the most widely deployed open-source ecommerce platforms, powering online storefronts for mid-market and enterprise retailers worldwide. It provides product catalog management, checkout, payment processing, promotions, inventory management, and multi-store capabilities — with a large ecosystem of extensions and a deep developer community. Magento is now part of Adobe's Experience Cloud, integrating with Adobe's broader marketing and analytics stack.
For organizations that operate both Magento for commerce and dotCMS for content, the two platforms can work together in a composable architecture: Magento handles product data, cart logic, and transactions, while dotCMS manages the editorial content, landing pages, and brand storytelling that surround the shopping experience. APIs connect the two, allowing content teams to build richer, more engaging product pages and campaigns without being constrained by Magento's native templating.
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