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Logo Customer Industry Empl. Revenue Country Vendor Application Category When SI Insight
14 Hands Winery Consumer Packaged Goods 90 $55M United States Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2020 n/a
In 2020, 14 Hands Winery implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce on their website. The deployment uses Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce to provide a cloud-hosted storefront, product catalog, pricing and promotions, checkout, and online order management capabilities, aligning directly with the eCommerce category. The architecture leverages Dynamics 365 Commerce storefront and commerce APIs to deliver consumer-facing merchandising and checkout workflows on the company website in the United States. This implementation positions Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce as the core platform for online sales and customer-facing commerce operations at 14 Hands Winery. Configuration work focused on storefront theming, catalog management, pricing and promotion engines, and order lifecycle orchestration, with Commerce APIs enabling extensible commerce workflows. Operational ownership was mapped to merchandising, marketing, and operations teams to maintain catalog content, run promotions, and manage fulfillment-related processes. Governance emphasized centralized catalog and promotion controls and standard commerce workflows to support ongoing site updates and seasonal merchandising.
A Loacker Consumer Packaged Goods 350 $70M Italy Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2023 n/a
In 2023, A Loacker deployed Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce to power its consumer-facing website in Italy, using the application to enable its eCommerce channel. The implementation places Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce at the center of online storefront, product catalog, pricing and promotions management, shopping cart and checkout, and order management functions for the corporate website. The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce deployment covers storefront configuration, catalog and merchandising workflows, content management for product pages, customer account and order lifecycle capabilities, and commerce analytics for web operations. Implementation aligns with standard eCommerce functional modules, enabling centralized merchandising, promotion lifecycle control, and online order processing within the Commerce platform. Operational governance is structured around web merchandising and marketing teams responsible for content and promotions, with commerce operations managing order handling and customer-facing processes on the site. A Loacker uses Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce for eCommerce to unify website storefront functionality and web merchandising, with the platform embedded directly into the company website to serve consumer online sales in Italy.
Aditya Birla Retail Retail 26965 $1.7B India Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2023 n/a
In 2023, Aditya Birla Retail implemented Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce as its cloud eCommerce platform. The Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce deployment centralized point of sale and store operations to deliver real-time inventory, promotions and sales visibility across ABFRL brands. Implementation work began earlier and the company executed a staged rollout that covered more than 2,000 stores, deploying over 5,500 Dynamics 365 Commerce POS terminals between January 2021 and April 2022 in two phases for the Pantaloons and Madura Fashion and Lifestyle divisions. The rollout cadence reached roughly 200 to 300 POS terminals per week, driven by standardized configuration, out of the box Commerce features, and a focus on predictable store onboarding and performance targets. Functional modules include Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce POS and mobile POS applications for tablet and phone checkout, Dynamics 365 Customer Service for multi channel case routing, and Dynamics 365 Finance and Supply Chain Management for unified finance and inventory workflows. The solution continuous synchronizes master data and sales transactions to maintain up to the minute inventory, promotions and pricing at checkout, and supports complex promotion constructs such as threshold discounts and pooled combination offers. Integrations explicitly include SAP for specific Madura Fashion and Lifestyle brand processes, Azure Active Directory for security and user lifecycle, and HR system links to simplify onboarding and off boarding for frontline store staff. The deployment also supports omnichannel capabilities across branded websites, apps and marketplace sales, enabling ship from store fulfillment and mobile checkout to reduce in store queues and enable pop up store operations. Governance and operational changes focused on standardized POS configuration, performance SLAs of two seconds or less to add an item to cart even with multiple lines open, and automated case routing rules within Dynamics 365 Customer Service. Outcomes documented by the customer include monthly creation of more than 60,000 service cases routed via web, WhatsApp chat, email and phone, a 50 percent reduction in employee workload on case handling, ship from store handling of roughly 40 percent of eCommerce orders equating to nearly one million orders in the last year, and order delivery speed improvements of 50 percent to 60 percent resulting in customers receiving orders three to five days earlier than before.
Retail 500 $100M United States Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2021 n/a
Professional Services 10 $1M Israel Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2022 n/a
Manufacturing 60 $9M United States Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2019 Stoneridge Software
Professional Services 10 $1M United States Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2023 n/a
Professional Services 10 $1M United States Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2022 n/a
Consumer Packaged Goods 40 $4M Norway Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2023 n/a
Retail 1200 $150M Canada Microsoft Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce eCommerce 2021 n/a
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  1. Sealey Group, a United Kingdom based Distribution organization with 400 Employees
  2. Ezee Fiber, a United States based Communications company with 150 Employees
  3. Modern Aviation, a United States based Transportation organization with 210 Employees

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FAQ - APPS RUN THE WORLD Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce Coverage

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce is a eCommerce solution from Microsoft.

Companies worldwide use Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce, from small firms to large enterprises across 21+ industries.

Organizations such as The Perth Mint, Ministry of Education (New Zealand), Telia Company, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Mattress Firm are recorded users of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce for eCommerce.

Companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce are most concentrated in Oil, Gas and Chemicals, Government and Communications, with adoption spanning over 21 industries.

Companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce are most concentrated in Australia, New Zealand and Sweden, with adoption tracked across 195 countries worldwide. This global distribution highlights the popularity of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce across Americas, EMEA, and APAC.

Companies using Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce range from small businesses with 0-100 employees - 49.64%, to mid-sized firms with 101-1,000 employees - 27.34%, large organizations with 1,001-10,000 employees - 18.71%, and global enterprises with 10,000+ employees - 4.32%.

Customers of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce include firms across all revenue levels — from $0-100M, to $101M-$1B, $1B-$10B, and $10B+ global corporations.

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