The platform choices
- What Salesforce's acquisition of Contentful means for each of your teams.
- The core capabilities across Contentful, Salesforce, and the composable ecosystem.
- Three modernization paths and the renewal dates that shape the plan.
New whitepaper
Bring shared content, customer data, and specialist platforms together for web, commerce, and AI-powered experiences. Explore how a composable approach can help teams launch faster, reuse more of their work, and keep their technology choices open.

What's inside
Combine content, customer data, and specialist tools for web, commerce, and agentic experiences.
Contentful
Content and experience management
Salesforce
Customer data and business services
Composable ecosystem
Specialist tools and infrastructure
Web, commerce, and agentic experiences
Websites and portals. Online shopping and order support. AI agents for customers and teams.
Select and connect the capabilities your business needs, and add or replace individual tools as needs change. Products shown are examples; availability, licensing, and integration requirements vary.
*Claudeforce launched with Salesforce in Claude, which was in beta when reviewed on September 16, 2026.
What you get
A clear read on what the acquisition changes and what should stay composable.
A capability map that shows which platform does what, and where existing tools already fit.
Six figures your teams can plan against: the platform, four architectures, and a four-stage migration.
Thirty implementation checks and 64 key terms so every team runs the work with the same vocabulary.
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From Monolith to Composable covers what it takes to run a composable MarTech stack in production, from the architecture shift to the operating model behind it. It maps the stack category by category across Contentful, Algolia, Bynder, and Vercel, then sets out a phased migration and the governance that keeps it on course. Written for leaders who need decision frameworks and real patterns, not a tool list.