WebinarJune 10, 202612:00 PM EST

Beyond Discovery: Making Your Brand "Buyable" in an AI-Driven World

AI is finding your products. Now, let it buy them. Retailers are investing in AI-powered experiences, but most systems today still can't support autonomous transactions. This session explores what it takes to move from discovery to execution — and how retailers can prepare for Agentic Commerce.

In partnership withcommercetoolsAWS
Beyond Discovery: Making Your Brand Buyable in an AI-Driven World
Matt Dunphy
Matt Dunphy
Lead Solutions Engineer
at commercetools
Norman Weisenburger
Norman Weisenburger
Sr Solution Architect
at AWS

The premise

AI can discover products.
It just can't checkout.

Retailers are investing in AI across the customer journey. But when it comes to completing the purchase, most systems fall short. The result: a growing transaction gap, where brands become invisible at the most critical moment — the purchase.

Retail was built for discoverability.
Now it must become buyable.

AI agents are beginning to influence — and soon execute — purchasing decisions. To stay competitive, retailers must move beyond visibility and ensure their systems are ready for machine-driven transactions.

Is your infrastructure a bridge — or a barrier?

Commerce is no longer designed just for humans.

We're entering an era of headless, automated consumption where the "shopper" is often an algorithm. It's where:

  • Discovery is algorithmic. AI agents — not humans — scan, filter, and evaluate your product catalog in milliseconds.
  • Data is the new UI. Success depends on structured, real-time data that enables instant machine decision-making.
  • Execution is programmatic. Transactions move silently across interconnected systems, bypassing the traditional storefront entirely.

Join commercetools and AWS for a live discussion on how AI is reshaping the buying journey — and what retailers should do now to prepare.

Live webinar · 40–45 minutes

Preparing for AI-driven commerce starts now

As AI agents become more involved in purchasing decisions, retailers will need to rethink not just experience — but infrastructure, data, and interoperability. This session offers a practical look at what that shift means — and how to prepare for it.