With the rise in eCommerce, many technologies are also gaining huge fame worldwide. The eCommerce market is expected to reach $5.55T in just 2022. Such a huge growth in eCommerce companies calls for software that will take care of everything— server infrastructure, hosting, core application framework, managing orders, content, and even shopping products.

Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) is one such platform, which charges a part of the revenue from a brand and, in return, provides services that simplify eCommerce's functioning. Furthermore, with its mobile app feature, Salesforce Commerce Cloud can be accessed by anyone with little effort. 

Here are the top eight companies that use Salesforce Commerce Cloud.

1. Madewell
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Founder: Libby Wadle
Establishment Year: 2006
Location: United States of America

Madewell's Monthly Unique Visitors: 5,47,050
Madewell's Order Volume: 50,000+
Madewell's Web Sales: $250M-$500M

Madewell is a famous fashion apparel brand. When it first set up its store in 2006, its only aim was to provide its customers with modern upbeat clothes. Now, its demic-stretch jeans account for approximately 29% of its 2018 revenue.

The company took a major turnover when the former US President’s wife, Michelle Obama, started wearing its work collection. It also organized an innovative program for recycling jeans where the customers can donate any pair of jeans at its stores and get a discount of $20.

Madewell is focused on developing its eCommerce strategy and thus, partnered with Salesforce Commerce Cloud to accelerate its eCommerce revenue.

2. Adidas
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Founder: Adolf Dassler
Establishment Year: In 1924 as Gebruder Dassler Schuhfabrik. But later, in 1949, it came to be known as Adidas.
Location: Germany

Adidas' Monthly Unique Visitors: 3,40,586
Adidas' Order Volume: 10,000-50,000
Adidas' Web Sales: $250M-$500M

Adidas is one of the largest sportswear companies in the world and also owns a share of Bayern Munich (German football club). It produces a variety of sportswear, including apparel, footwear, and accessories. Furthermore, Adidas scored 79 out of 100 in customer satisfaction, surpassing Nike.

Adidas has been working with Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) since 2011. It has collaborated with this salesforce service cloud to increase its digital presence and drive salesforce through its online store. Due to this, the company also had an increase of 59% in its eCommerce sales in 2016.

3. Aaron's
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Founder: R. Charles Loudermilk Sr.
Establishment Year: 1955
Location: United States of America

Aaron's Monthly Unique Visitors: 62,093
Aaron's Order Volume: 10,500-50,000
Aaron's Web Sales: $100M-$250M

Aaron's is an eCommerce platform that sells various products, including furniture, computers, electronics, and appliances. It makes most of its sales from franchise stores and its eCommerce platform. In 2013 the company got into trouble for allegedly installing spyware on the rented computers. It was also held responsible for collecting its clients' personal information and explicit images. Although the company initially denied the allegations, it later settled the matter with the Federal Trade Commission.

Today, Aaron's has over 1400 franchise stores in 47 states of America and Canada and uses Salesforce Commerce Cloud to increase its salesforce. 

4. Eyeconic
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Founder: VSP Global
Establishment Year: 2011
Location: United States of America

Eyeconic's Monthly Unique Visitors: 53,338
Eyeconic's Order Volume: 10,000-50,000
Eyeconic's Web Sales: $25M-$50M

As the name suggests, Eyeconic is an eye brand that uses Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) to increase its eCommerce audience. Its products range from glasses and sunglasses to contact lenses. All its glasses go through a 25-point inspection; thus, it has a rating of 4.2 out of 5 on Google. Customers can choose their frames from a wide range of top brands, including Ray-Ban, Gucci, Nike, Calvin Klein, and Bebe. With over 38,000 doctors in its network, users are always provided with the best services.

5. L'Oréal
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Founder: Eugene Schueller
Establishment Year: 1909
Location: France

L'Oréal's Monthly Unique Visitors: 35,161
L'Oréal's Order Volume: 50,000+
L'Oréal's Web Sales: $25M-$50M

One of the world's largest cosmetics, skincare, and perfume manufacturing companies, L'Oréal is available in over 150 countries. The company began its journey with hair colors for men and women but now has a variety of beauty and wellness products. It has many renowned subsidiaries, including Maybelline, Shu Uemura, Kiehl's Redken, and many more.

The company started investing in Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) in 2013. Since then, it has been trying to increase its audience on a large scale by staying one step ahead of the competition and providing its customers with the best online experience.

6. Ralph Lauren
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Founder: Ralph Lauren
Establishment Year: 1967
Location: United States of America

Ralph Lauren's Monthly Unique Visitors: 1,52,654
Ralph Lauren's Order Volume: 10,000-50,000
Ralph Lauren's Web Sales: $50M-$100M

Ralph Lauren is an iconic American fashion brand popular for its Polo shirts. It produces elegant yet simple everyday fashion for the economic group between the upper middle class and upper class.

It invested a part of its revenue in Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) in 2017 to provide its customers with a better eCommerce platform. The brand can now swiftly deliver a great shopping experience to its customers, from virtual merchandising to order automation.

7. Burton
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Founder: Jake Burton Carpenter
Establishment Year: 1977
Location: United States of America

Burton's Monthly Unique Visitors: 63,834
Burton's Order Volume: 10,000-50,000
Burton's Web Sales: $50M-$100M

Burton has been serving its customers with some of the best snowboarding apparel and equipment since 1977. Its products include snowboards, gloves, jackets, boots, accessories, etc. Its high-quality deck at an affordable price makes it one of the most famous snowboarding brands.

The brand got together with Salesforce Commerce Cloud to provide its customers with a smooth experience on its site.

8. Crocs
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Founders: Lyndon “Duke” Hanson, George Boedecker Jr., Scott Seamans
Establishment Year: 2002
Location: United States of America

Crocs' Monthly Unique Visitors: 3,35,587
Crocs' Order Volume: 10,000-50,000
Crocs' Web Sales: $250M-$500M

Crocs are one of the most famous shoe brands. Its shoes, also known as floats, have been inspired by boating shoes. As of 2021, the company has approximately 373 stores worldwide. It has tried to improve its eCommerce platform and drive more audience by investing in Salesforce Commerce Cloud. The design of its product pages, along with better features to explore the range of the website, such as categories and filters, makes the website very appealing.

Takeaway

Established back in 2004, Salesforce Commerce Cloud (formerly Demandware) has been helping some of the major companies all over the world to provide its users with a great eCommerce platform experience. Although Salesforce Commerce Cloud might charge a hefty price of approximately $700,000 a year, it surely does provide its clients with the desired results.