i18n Hub
One home for every translation: product, editorial, email, documents. Translation memory, glossaries, MT + human review, in-context editor.
Atomic SaaS services for MACH commerce. Each one useful alone. Better together.
The problem
Composable stacks handle the big jobs well. Nobody owns what sits in between. So every team rebuilds translations, config, flags, invoices and carrier rules, under deadline, as a side project nobody maintains.
commerce-atoms lives in the gap. It surrounds your core platforms. It doesn't replace them.
The atoms
Independently deployable. Independently purchasable. Start with the one that hurts most.
One home for every translation: product, editorial, email, documents. Translation memory, glossaries, MT + human review, in-context editor.
Localized invoices, packing slips and credit notes from versioned templates, with per-country layouts.
Versioned, environment-scoped config with JSON Schema validation, typed SDK, git-style diff and rollback.
Flags, percentage rollouts, segment targeting, plus stale-flag detection and automated cleanup.
Product enrichment and governance next to your commerce engine: attribute models, workflows, per-channel completeness scoring.
One API for rating, labels and tracking across carriers, with per-market routing rules.
Platform base
Every atom runs on the same platform base. Adopt one; the next one already knows your console, your users and your roles.
Every atom in one UI shell, with shared navigation and one design system. No tab sprawl.
SSO/OIDC, fine-grained RBAC per service, SCIM provisioning, M2M credentials and a single audit trail.
Each atom is bought and deployed on its own. Nothing forces you to adopt more than one.
Principles
If an atom can't explain itself in one sentence, it isn't an atom.
Designed to plug into an existing MACH stack in a day, not a quarter.
Ship, scale and retire each atom on its own schedule.
One email when there's something real to show. Tell us which atoms you care about and we'll lead with those.