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Poq and Amplience Announce New Partnership to Offer Superior Native Apps

Headless commerce specialist integrates with leading mobile software provider to provide best-of-breed shopping content and app experiences

Native SaaS retail mobile app platform, Poq, is excited to announce a new partnership with leading headless commerce experience provider, Amplience.

Amplience offers a headless content management system (CMS) and powerful digital asset management solution, while the Poq appcommerce platform enables retailers and brands to launch highly effective and fully customized native mobile apps.

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The partnership between these two cloud-native SaaS providers will enable Poq platform and Amplience CMS clients to deliver superior native mobile app-based shopping experiences powered by a single integrated commerce content engine.

The new partnership will eliminate duplication of management effort, training and resources across these channels by providing out-of-the-box, application programming interface (API) plugins for centralized content production alongside native app control. Leading joint retailer clients will be able to harness advanced appcommerce engagement tools, such as lookbooks and interactive App Story content carousels, from a single content dashboard view.

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Jay Johnston, Chief Executive Officer, Poq said: “The proven headless content management capabilities of Amplience enable its global retailer and brand clients to do more. Poq’s mobile platform powers global retail and brand shopping apps that provide a superior shopping and engagement experience. So, this partnership presents our clients with a massive opportunity to take advantage of the shift towards composable commerce and headless architectures to offer their customers more seamless commerce experiences using flexible and extensible best-of-breed, cloud native technologies.”

James Brooke, Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder, Amplience added: “This year will prove to be a big year for retailers, with those transitioning towards being digital-first, those putting mobile at the forefront of their planning, and those putting customers at the center of their online experiences proving to be the ones that will win out. The partnership between Amplience and Poq enables customers to harness proven headless, cloud-native solutions to deliver on all of these things. It’s the freedom for retailers to deliver their future now.”

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