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Both B2C and D2C businesses use eCommerce platforms to run their online stores.
B2C businesses typically use more sophisticated eCommerce platforms than D2C businesses. This is because B2C businesses need to support a larger number of products, transactions and distribution channels. B2C businesses also need to integrate with a variety of back-end systems, such as inventory management and order fulfillment. In contrast, direct to consumer businesses typically have a simpler product offering and a smaller number of customers.
This, however, means that direct to consumer vendors only get one channel to sell to customers directly and have to optimize it as much as possible. A composable commerce solution can help customize your systems to be as unique as your product.