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THE Agentic Digital Experience PLATFORM

Humans and agents build. Both benefit.

Uniform is the agentic digital experience platform: a best-in-class headless CMS, visual composition across any stack, personalization and testing at the edge, and Scout, the AI agent that executes real work while humans approve what ships. Built composable to the core, which is why the agents can reach all of it.

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Named a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Platforms.

Representative provider in Gartner, Innovation Insight: Agentic CMS, Irina Guseva, Mike Lowndes, 12 May 2026.

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THE MODEL

One layer runs the experience. Everything else keeps its job.

Your CMSs, commerce, CDP, DAM, search and APIs stay exactly where they are. Uniform sits in the middle as the experience layer: content, composition, personalization, testing, localization and workflows. Scout operates across that layer under human approval, and delivery goes out to both audiences: the people you serve and the AI agents acting for them.

DELIVERY
  • For humans

    Pages, campaigns and journeys, composed visually, personalized and tested.

  • For agents

    Structured content and live schemas over MCP, answered and cited accurately.

SCOUT
Scout, the Uniform agent, illustrated as a fox in sunglasses

Executes, humans approve

UNIFORM
SOURCES
  • Your CMS
  • Commerce
  • CDP
  • DAM
  • Search
  • Any API

The diagram in words, from the bottom up. Sources: the systems you already run, including your CMS, commerce, CDP, DAM, search and any API. Uniform: one experience layer over all of them, carrying content, composition, personalization, testing, localization and workflows, each of which links to its own page. Scout: an agent band running the full width of that layer, executing work while humans approve what ships. Delivery: two outcomes on top, one for humans and one for the AI agents acting on their behalf.

THE PAYOFF

The architecture is the business case.

Uniform's design produces four financial outcomes, and they compound: the same separation of layers that makes you fast today is what keeps you from paying twice tomorrow.

Ship in days. Not quarters.

Marketers compose, personalize, and test visually while Scout produces the volume work, so campaigns stop waiting in developer queues and the calendar cost of launching collapses. The team that tests ten ideas a quarter beats the team that ships two, and unshipped campaigns are unbooked revenue.

LAUNCHESQUARTERS → DAYS

How the pipeline collapsed

Change any system. Rebuild nothing.

Your experience and composition layer lives above your systems of record, so the front end, component model, and personalization survive every CMS, commerce, or stack decision underneath. Platform choices come off the critical path, replatforming stops meaning rebuilding, and past experience investments keep their value under every outcome.

BLAST RADIUS OF A PLATFORM CHANGECONTAINED

Developers back on the roadmap.

Routine experience changes stop consuming engineering sprints, and integrations happen by configuration instead of glue code that teams maintains forever. That is measurable money twice: the tickets that no longer exist, and the product work that ships instead.

TELUS60X DEVELOPER EFFICIENCY · $1.1M ROI

Conversion that compounds.

Edge personalization and testing across the whole experience lifts conversion events at every funnel step from the first anonymous visit, and native experimentation finds every winning variant faster.

VYSTAR4% → 82% PERSONALIZED SESSIONS IN TWO MONTHS

The cost of operating this scales with compute, not headcount: Scout handles the volume; your team ships the experiences.

CAPABILITIES

Six capabilities that run on one layer

While useful on their own, each one improves when used with the others.

Content management

A best-in-class headless CMS with visual editing built in: typed content, clean APIs, localization, and MCP access. Visual meets headless, with no trade-off between them.

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Composability and orchestration

Connect any CMS, commerce, data, or API by configuration instead of glue code, and compose it all into one experience. 70+ integrations plus bring-your-own-API.

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Visual Workspace

One visual surface where marketers compose, preview, and ship experiences built from every connected source, within guardrails developers define once.

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Personalization and A/B testing

Decisions at the edge on any CDN: no flicker, no performance tax, from the first anonymous visit to full 1:1, with experimentation and insights built in.

Explore personalizationExplore A/B testing

Localization

Granular localization on every level, with Scout drafting translations and market variants inside the workflows you already control.

Explore localization

Scout and AI

The agent that executes: strategy, content, translation, optimization, and bulk operations across the whole platform, in autonomous or review mode, with humans approving what ships. Uniform Code (in Preview) takes prompts to production code, and Siphon automates front-end migration.

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THE NEXT STEP

TL;DR

Thirty minutes. Your stack. No slideware.

You have sat through vendor demos that mostly demo the vendor. This one works the other way around: you show us your stack and where it fails, and we show you live what Uniform would change about it. You will leave with at least one idea worth stealing, whether or not we continue the conversation.

  1. 00–10

    YOU TALK.

    Your stack, your team, the bottleneck that brought you to us.

  2. 10–25

    WE SHOW.

    Uniform on the shape of your setup, not a canned environment.

  3. 25–30

    YOU DECIDE.

    Worth a second conversation, or not. Either answer is fine.

Find 30 minutes

Not ready to talk to anyone? Fair. Try Uniform yourself or read the guides: no meeting required.

HOW TEAMS BUILD

Five paths that lead to Uniform

Developers, designers, agents, and marketers each start somewhere different. Every path converges on the same governed layer, and every path is vital.

  • Developers in the IDE

    Work in your framework and your editor, with MCP giving coding agents live schemas to build against.

  • Existing design systems

    Bring the components you already ship and register them as blocks, without rewriting them.

  • AI-assisted from Figma

    Turn designs into working components with AI doing the first pass and your team reviewing it.

  • Marketing with Uniform Code (in Preview)

    Describe the section you need and get production code that goes through your normal review.

  • Marketers with Scout

    Assemble approved components into pages, variants and campaigns, visually and without a ticket.

Uniform

One governed layer, one component library, one set of approvals.

Five lanes enter from the left at equal weight: developers in the IDE with MCP, existing design systems, AI-assisted work from Figma, marketing with Uniform Code (in Preview), and marketers with Scout. All five converge on a single node, Uniform, which holds one governed layer, one component library and one set of approvals.

Every path keeps you in control: pull requests, reviews, approvals, and workflows stay yours.

WHO IT IS FOR

Three jobs. One platform underneath them all.

Marketers

Request outcomes instead of filing tickets. Compose, personalize, and test visually across every source, and hand the volume work (variants, translations, retagging, bulk changes) to Scout, approving what ships. What used to wait a sprint ships before lunch.

  • Compose visually across every connected source
  • Hand variants, translations and bulk changes to Scout
  • Approve what ships, every time
CUT THROUGH THE NOISE

Six questions that reveal the architecture behind vendor claims.

Ask any vendor claiming a composable or agentic platform to do these six things, live in the demo.

  1. 01

    Replace their CMS with any other CMS, and keep the experience running.

  2. 02

    Visually edit one page using content from three different sources.

  3. 03

    Launch personalization on your CDN, flicker-free, without a third-party script.

  4. 04

    Have their agent execute a change across content that lives in another vendor's system.

  5. 05

    Show the approval queue and the audit trail for what their agent just did.

  6. 06

    Let an external coding agent read their live schemas over MCP.

Uniform is engineered to accomplish all six because composability and agency were the foundation, not the retrofit.

Platforms that added the functionality later will struggle with the basics.

AT YOUR PACE

Adopt in a week, a quarter, or on your own schedule.

A replatform does not have to be the end of this. Pick the step that matches what your team can absorb right now.

THIS WEEK

Vibecode a project

Stand up a working project with Scout and Uniform Code (in Preview), and watch the model run before you commit anything else to it.

THIS QUARTER

Augment your stack

Orchestrate the CMS and commerce platforms you already run, and add composition, personalization, and testing as a layer on top of them.

WHEN IT SUITS

Evolve gradually

Migrate the systems where it makes operational sense, at the pace that suits each one, or leave them exactly as they are.

Each step is powerful, and leaves your systems exactly where they are.

PROOF

Outcomes, not hyperbole.

Telus

60x

developer efficiency, alongside $1.1M in returned value

VyStar

4% to 82%

of sessions personalized, inside two months

Sainsbury's, Atlassian, and Rituals run Uniform alongside their existing platforms.

Uniform was named a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Platforms, and a Representative Provider in Gartner's Innovation Insight: Agentic CMS (Irina Guseva, Mike Lowndes, 12 May 2026).

LEARN THE CATEGORY

New terms, real shift.

The guides explain it without the pitch.

What is an agentic DXP?

The category definition, the operating model on top of it, and what changes for the teams inside it.

What is an agentic CMS?

What makes a CMS agentic, and which assumptions it stops making about the people using it.

What is a headless CMS?

APIs, decoupled delivery, and the problems headless solved without solving composition.

Speed to market in 2026

Where the time actually goes between an idea and a live page, and how teams get it back.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

Straight answers about what Uniform is, what it replaces, and what Scout does.

Uniform is an agentic digital experience platform (DXP): a best-in-class headless CMS, visual composition and orchestration across any stack, edge-side personalization and testing, and Scout, an AI agent that executes content and experience work while humans approve what ships. It serves both humans and the AI agents acting on their behalf.

Composable describes the architecture: best-of-breed systems connected through APIs. Agentic describes the operating model on top: AI agents executing work across that architecture under human approval. Uniform is both, and the order matters: it is composable at the core, which is why its agent can reach the whole stack. That separation is also the business case: experiences survive platform changes instead of being rebuilt with them.

Read the guide: what is an agentic DXP?

Only if you want it to. Uniform orchestrates the systems you already run: keep your CMS, commerce, CDP, and CDN, and add composition, personalization, and agentic capabilities as a layer. Teams adopt in a week, augment over a quarter, or migrate gradually, and every step is independently useful.

Scout executes outcomes across everything Uniform composes: it audits the setup, proposes strategies grounded in real data, then does the work: content, variants, translations, personalization, and bulk operations, in autonomous or review mode per task. Humans approve what ships, and every action is attributable and reversible.

Yes. Uniform was named a Visionary in the 2025 Gartner™ Magic Quadrant for Digital Experience Platforms and is a representative provider in Gartner's Innovation Insight: Agentic CMS (Irina Guseva, Mike Lowndes, 12 May 2026). Free report access is available from Uniform.

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The web has two audiences.Build for both.

Composable to the core, agentic across the whole stack. Start with Scout, or have us walk you through it.

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