Simplify Digital Transformation with Conscia

Both Uniform  and Conscia  sit inside the composable ecosystem (and both are MACH Alliance members), but they solve different problems in the experience stack . If you’re trying to simplify it: Uniform helps teams compose  digital experiences (what the customer sees on a website). Conscia helps teams orchestrate  digital experiences (how data + rules + actions come together consistently across every channel—including AI agents). That distinction matters, because in enterprise

AI agents are moving from experimentation into execution. They can interpret intent, reason over context, and recommend actions. What they cannot safely do on their own is execute enterprise systems. Most enterprise technology stacks were designed for deterministic software and human operators. They assume predictable call patterns, known inputs, and tightly controlled access. AI agents violate those assumptions by nature. They explore, iterate, and act probabilistically. Whe

Large-language-model agents are beginning to request structured access to retail systems. Merchants now face a decision: which sort of Model Communication Protocol (MCP) server should represent their business? Three approaches have emerged. Each one answers different operational requirements around ownership, data scope, security, and long-term flexibility. 1. Vendor-Owned MCP Servers Certain commerce platforms publish a single, shared MCP endpoint. It mainly supports interna