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Packages and Modules are downloadable assets or tools you need to implement and extend Fluent Commerce's reference solutions, including Reference Modules, SDKs, and Connectors. Learn more about what Modules and Packages are and how they can be used to accelerate development.

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Reference Modules streamline your operations. The Core module manages general rules. The Fulfilment module is the foundation for in-store operations, it provides a reference workflow for picking, packing, and shipping orders. The Order module supports Click & Collect (C&C), Home Delivery (HD), and mixed baskets. The Inventory module oversees stock management and e-commerce availability.
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Connectors

The Reference Connectors link your system with key platforms for better integration. These include Adobe Commerce for managing online stores, commercetools for building and scaling commerce applications, Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC) for handling e-commerce functionalities like shopping and order management, and Salesforce Service Cloud (SFSC) for improving customer service with efficient case management. SCIM (Azure) simplifies user identity and access management. 
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SDKs

Software Development Kits (SDKs) consist of tools, libraries, documentation, and sample code. You can utilize SDKs to build custom Components, Rules, and Connectors. SDKs help to streamline the development process by providing the necessary components to build, test, and debug software.
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UX Framework - Overview
Edited 561 days ago
The OMX UX Framework, or Mystique, delivers configuration-based solution implementation for UIs (Web Apps) that understand the Fluent Platform. It enables UIs to react to changes within workflows and provides best-in-class user experience and design. Web apps can be built using code-free configuration, utilising a rich library of ready-to-use UI Components.  Customising UIs to meet specific business requirements using Component SDKs is also possible.  Configuration is managed in a JSON document called the OMX Web App Manifest.  
Connect Framework
Edited 594 days ago
The Connect Framework provides low-code tools that allow non-technical users to configure their ecosystem integrations easily. In situations where the standard configuration options are not enough, developers can build their own custom solutions using the Software Development Kits (SDKs) provided, which include tools and design patterns for building specific integrations and processes via Connector SDK, which is used to build custom Integrations.
Workflow Framework Overview
Edited 145 days ago
The Workflow Engine (aka Rubix) is the engine that drives the Fluent platform. The Workflow Engine enables business process orchestration, workflow automation, and underpins the specific feature sets and functionality for each of the Fluent apps. Additionally, the Workflow Engine is built to be highly scalable, and provide high-performance workflow execution across any domain.
Getting Started Configuring Fluent OMS (webapps)
Edited 292 days ago
The Fluent OMS module is pre-configured with certain standard functions that allow the interface to manage orders, product availability, inventory, and order fulfilment and serve as a starting point for your projects.The default UX templates are hosted on the platform, so there is no need to create the manifest settings yourself unless you need to customize the existing baseline configuration.
What is a Reference Module?
Edited 350 days ago
A Reference Module is a Module provided by Fluent Commerce that is designed to provide reference artifacts that you can use to create your own solutions. While an Extension contains an entire solution within itself, Reference Modules provide Domain Artifacts that can be used to speed up building your solutions. Structurally, Reference Modules are identical to Modules, as are Extensions.
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