05 / Shared Capabilities

Build the connections that help every retail team work.

Explore the JCP capabilities that span retail stages: integrations, AI agents, visual experiences, automation, asset operations, learning and software delivery.

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From intent to execution

How the work connects.

Follow the decisions, information and handoffs that bring shared capabilities into your retail operation.

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Find the work that crosses team boundaries
Connect marketplaces, enterprise systems, warehouses, point of sale and logistics partners through JCP Konnect. Pair integration planning with JCP Boltic workflow automation so a business event can lead to a defined next action, with ownership and exception handling at each handoff.
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Shape the experience around the task
Match the task to the capability: JCP Kaily for sales and support agents, Pixelbin for visual-content workflows, or GlamAR for 3D and virtual try-on discovery. Define the required content, review process and human responsibilities for the experience.
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Prepare the teams who will operate it
Include the work beyond launch. Discuss asset lifecycle needs with JCP ALP, learning with Academy, shelf compliance with AutRi and software delivery with Ratl. Give each operational workflow an owner and a way to review exceptions.

Build your combination

Tools that work across your business.

Connect intelligence, content, automation and the teams behind every stage.

JCP Konnect

Integration capabilities for connecting business systems and workflows.

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JCP Kaily

AI agents for sales and customer-support workflows.

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JCP Pixelbin

Visual-content workflows for commerce and brand teams.

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JCP GlamAR

3D and virtual try-on experiences for product discovery.

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JCP ALP

Asset lifecycle workflows for operational teams.

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JCP Academy

Workforce learning and enablement.

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JCP AutRi

Shelf-compliance workflows for retail operations.

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JCP Boltic

Workflow automation across business processes.

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JCP Ratl

Software delivery workflows for product and engineering teams.

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Start with your operation

A clearer brief.
A better starting point.

Bring the teams, systems and real scenarios that define your business. Use these questions to shape the scope together.

Discuss your requirements

Start with a defined task and identify the systems and teams it touches.
Set access boundaries and human review points for agents and automated workflows.
Assign ownership for visual assets, operational records and their ongoing maintenance.
Include training, exception handling and change ownership in the rollout brief.

A little more detail

Questions about shared capabilities.

Why are these capabilities grouped across the operation?

Integration, content, automation and team enablement can support work in more than one retail stage. Start with the workflow they need to support, then define the scope and responsibilities of the relevant capability.

What should an AI-agent discussion include?

Define the sales or support task, the information the agent may use, the actions it may take and when a person should step in. Review these boundaries alongside the intended experience when discussing JCP Kaily.

How should we prioritize shared capabilities?

Choose a recurring task with clear ownership and observable outcomes. Identify its dependencies and operational review process first, then assess the relevant capability before extending the approach to other teams.

Plan your next step

Put the ideas to work.

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Connect the capabilities, retail workflows and planning steps that matter to you.