OMS, WMS, platforms and integration tools are shipping onX endpoints now. Be the vendor your customers find compliant when they come asking — because they will.
An open MCP-based specification — 14 tools and 9 shared resources — defining how order and fulfillment systems expose capabilities to agents and to each other.
A defined surface area covering order capture through shipment tracking — the full post-purchase lifecycle.
Common schemas so an order means the same thing across every compliant system.
A public GitHub reference implementation to build and validate against — not a paper standard.
Because brands are about to start asking "are you onX-compliant?" the way they once asked about API availability. The answer is a deal-maker or deal-breaker.
Our Brand Activation flow routes interested brands directly to their vendors. Be ready to say yes.
Implement the contract once instead of maintaining a custom integration per customer and partner.
Early implementers sit on the Technical Steering Committee and influence where the spec goes next.
A clear path from clone to compliant. Most of your peers are already somewhere on it.
Pull the public onX MCP reference implementation and run it locally to see the tools and resources in action.
github.com/commerce-operations-foundation ↗Align your existing order/fulfillment surface to the onX tool definitions. Most vendors already cover the majority.
Build your endpoint and test it against the conformance suite in the reference repo.
Bring your implementation learnings to the group steering the spec — and get listed as a compliant vendor.
Apply to the TSC →Compliant vendors appear in the Brand Activation tool — so demand flows to you automatically.
Tell us about your platform and we'll get you the spec, the reference server, and a seat in the conversation. Goes straight to the COF/onX team.
The COF/onX team will follow up at your email with the spec, the reference server, and next steps for the Technical Steering Committee.
Join the vendors already building onX into their roadmap and shaping the standard from the inside.