KPS Composable Booster

KPS Composable Booster

The quick start for your composable architecture

Need4Speed

Increase website performance and sales

Does your online shop, customer portal or marketplace have poor loading times? Are your customers bouncing more and more frequently, and are the conversion rate and sales deteriorating?

 

Then, it's time to reorganise your system architecture!

 

But don't worry: with our KPS Composable Booster, this is faster, easier and more cost-efficient than ever before. 

KPS Composable Booster

Customer Experience

Achieve the best customer experience in the shortest possible time

Instead of a complex composable architecture project, the KPS Composable Booster gives you a quick start! Whether B2B, B2C or Marketplace - we have already predefined best-of-breed software components for your new commerce platform or digital experience platform (DXP) and harmonised the integration. So you can get started straight away.  

 

Use the existing components for commerce, content management and search such as Commercetools or SAP Commerce Cloud, Magnolia and Algolia or customise the Booster with other software components to meet your individual requirements!  

Infographic - KPS Composable Booster

Quick Start

A selection of software partners whose solutions can be integrated into the KPS Composable Booster

Logo Commercetools

Logo SAP Gold Partner

Logo Algolia

Logo Magnolia

Fact Finder
Amplience
crownpeak
coremedia
Spryker
Coveo

Your advantages

Quick start to composable architecture

Get the edge over your competitors with the KPS Composable Booster!

1. Significantly better customer experience

Websites load at top speed with a lightning-fast frontend by KPS based on React and NextJS and a backend-for-frontend layer. Good for the customer experience - and your sales. 
.KPS Composable Booster - significantly better customer experience

1. Best KPIs at all times

With the Booster, you can achieve the highest Google Lighthouse scores of 98-100 for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO. So your website runs smoothly at all times. Automatic end-to-end tests of further developments directly on the pipelines ensure consistently high code quality and the maintenance of top Lighthouse scores. 
KPS Composable Booster - Best KPIs at all times

1. Faster, less risky, more cost-efficient

A ready-to-use composable architecture with pre-integrated software components for Commerce Core, Content Management and Search significantly reduces the project outlay. This also minimises the project risk and costs.
KPS Composable Booster - 3. Faster, less risky, more cost-efficient

1. Best Practices

The booster is based on the experience gained from numerous successful customer projects. So you don't have to reinvent the wheel but can start directly with the predefined best-of-breed software components harmonised in our system architecture from a business and IT perspective!
KPS Composable Booster - Best Practices

1. Customised Frontend

A basic commerce front end with corresponding page types is available, forming the basis for a highly customised front end. In close cooperation with you, we are happy to customise this to your needs and those of your customers.
KPS Composable Booster - Customised Frontend

1. All channels

Whether B2B, B2C or Marketplace - the Booster gives you a quick start on your channels.  
KPS Composable Booster - All channels

1. Significantly better customer experience

Websites load at top speed with a lightning-fast frontend by KPS based on React and NextJS and a backend-for-frontend layer. Good for the customer experience - and your sales. 
.KPS Composable Booster - significantly better customer experience

1. Best KPIs at all times

With the Booster, you can achieve the highest Google Lighthouse scores of 98-100 for performance, accessibility, best practices and SEO. So your website runs smoothly at all times. Automatic end-to-end tests of further developments directly on the pipelines ensure consistently high code quality and the maintenance of top Lighthouse scores. 
KPS Composable Booster - Best KPIs at all times

1. Faster, less risky, more cost-efficient

A ready-to-use composable architecture with pre-integrated software components for Commerce Core, Content Management and Search significantly reduces the project outlay. This also minimises the project risk and costs.
KPS Composable Booster - 3. Faster, less risky, more cost-efficient

1. Best Practices

The booster is based on the experience gained from numerous successful customer projects. So you don't have to reinvent the wheel but can start directly with the predefined best-of-breed software components harmonised in our system architecture from a business and IT perspective!
KPS Composable Booster - Best Practices

1. Customised Frontend

A basic commerce front end with corresponding page types is available, forming the basis for a highly customised front end. In close cooperation with you, we are happy to customise this to your needs and those of your customers.
KPS Composable Booster - Customised Frontend

1. All channels

Whether B2B, B2C or Marketplace - the Booster gives you a quick start on your channels.  
KPS Composable Booster - All channels

Features

What the KPS Composable Booster offers

The architecture template specially developed by KPS takes you quickly and easily to composable architecture.

Sustainable architecture & technology

All essential software components for Commerce Core, Content Management and Search, as well as the relevant APIs, are already included. Software components from Algolia, Magnolia, Commercetools, or SAP Commerce Cloud are already integrated into the Booster. Alternative software products are easily interchangeable as required.

Lightning-fast front end and PWA by KPS

With the Booster, KPS has developed a front end and a progressive web app (PWA) that significantly improve the usability of web shops and customer portals. 

Cutting-edge MACH approach

The Booster follows a cloud-agnostic strategy and also the MACH approach, which means it relies on microservices, API first, cloud-native and headless for a particularly flexible system architecture that can be used anywhere, whether on-prem or a hyper scaler of your choice. The APIs are already predefined in the Booster and it is already fully integrated.

Central backend-for-frontend layer

The information from the services is aggregated and transformed in an intermediate layer implemented by KPS. This means that the frontend does not have to retrieve the information from each individual service but only receives the information required at that moment directly from the backend-for-frontend layer. This is achieved using GraphQL, which enables modular and reusable queries and loose coupling.

Quality assurance through automatic end-to-end tests

Further developments are automatically analysed for their impact on code quality, errors, security vulnerabilities and lighthouse scores. This is achieved with a high test coverage through automated tests. This ensures that the scores are always at the top and helps to focus on adding valuable functions rather than on tedious troubleshooting.

Customised microservices

KPS can develop customised microservices. A microservice for product availability has already been set up and integrated.

Sustainable architecture & technology

All essential software components for Commerce Core, Content Management and Search, as well as the relevant APIs, are already included. Software components from Algolia, Magnolia, Commercetools, or SAP Commerce Cloud are already integrated into the Booster. Alternative software products are easily interchangeable as required. 

Lightning-fast front end and PWA by KPS

With the Booster, KPS has developed a front end and a progressive web app (PWA) that significantly improve the usability of web shops and customer portals. 

Cutting-edge MACH approach

The Booster follows a cloud-agnostic strategy and also the MACH approach, which means it relies on microservices, API first, cloud-native and headless for a particularly flexible system architecture that can be used anywhere, whether on-prem or a hyper scaler of your choice. The APIs are already predefined in the booster and it is already fully integrated.

Central backend-for-frontend layer

The information from the services is aggregated and transformed in an intermediate layer implemented by KPS. This means that the frontend does not have to retrieve the information from each individual service but only receives the information required at that moment directly from the backend-for-frontend layer. This is achieved using GraphQL, which enables modular and reusable queries and loose coupling.

Quality assurance through automatic end-to-end tests

Further developments are automatically analysed for their impact on code quality, errors, security vulnerabilities and lighthouse scores. This is achieved with a high test coverage through automated tests. This ensures that the scores are always at the top and helps to focus on adding valuable functions rather than on tedious troubleshooting.

Customised microservices

KPS can develop customised microservices. A microservice for product availability has already been set up and integrated.

Demo request

Book a demo now and learn your possibilities with the KPS Composable Booster!

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Raimond van het Reve, Country Manager & Partner KPS Benelux

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