
Power omnichannel experiences
Deliver a consistent, single view of your data with one platform
Managing a data storage layer that is fed or populated by other sources and deployed as a “single view” across many silos is challenging. Couchbase allows you to consolidate layers that traditionally required many different point solutions to work together, giving you the durability and reliability, as well as higher performance and scalability, to support an aggregate of data traffic previously distributed to multiple silos. With Couchbase, you can improve customer experience and operational visibility, and make it easier to migrate to new versions of applications and consolidate independent applications or lines of business.
Why Couchbase NoSQL for your Customer 360 solution
Scale: Easier, more affordable scalability
Couchbase’s network-centric architecture with a high-performance replication backbone allows the database to be easily extended while maintaining performance at scale. Capture and consolidate application data across all channels in real time to create a single view of your data. Easily add new features and microservices on top of a flexible and scalable data platform. Unlike relational databases like Oracle and MySQL, with Couchbase you can meet any demand and linearly scale easily and without disruption.
Blog: Scaling a Couchbase cluster for increasing and decreasing demand
Learn more about Couchbase’s Multi-Dimensional Scaling which allows you to separate, isolate, and scale individual database services
Flexibility: Integrate data from multiple sources
Easily integrate data sources, datasets, and applications to capture the data involved at each digital interaction across every channel, delivering an accurate, real-time single view of your data. Whether it’s from a CRM, mobile app, or e-commerce platform, Couchbase’s flexible JSON storage coupled with N1QL, full-text search, real-time analytics, and eventing services allows you to easily integrate all your data sources. Plus, migrate from relational systems with Talend and ODBC/JDBC drivers, and move data to and from with Spark and Kafka connectors.
Learn more about N1QL, our SQL for JSON query language
Take the N1QL tutorial
Performance: Better performance and higher availability than any other database
While other NoSQL databases like MongoDB™ require a third-party cache – adding to both cost and complexity – Couchbase has a fully integrated read-through and write-through caching layer. Couchbase’s memory- and network-centric architecture consistently delivers the sub-millisecond responsiveness that today’s users expect.
See how eBay uses 1,000+ nodes of Couchbase for peak performance
Get the competitive NoSQL performance benchmark
See how Couchbase outperforms on enterprise workloads
Availability: Built-in high availability and disaster recovery
Couchbase provides five-nines availability with built-in high availability and flexible cross datacenter replication (XDCR) capabilities that supports disaster recovery and data locality requirements. Couchbase also supports network partitioning, allowing a device to continue to operate even if it partitions from the global network. With Couchbase, you have full control over the topology – unidirectional, bidirectional, or any configuration you need.
Blog: Couchbase high availability and disaster recovery: Setting up XDCR step by step
Documentation: Couchbase availability
Presentation: Next Level High Availability with Couchbase Server 5.5
Mobile: Integrated mobile capabilities support omnichannel experiences
Couchbase is the only NoSQL database that supports interactions online, in store, or on the go. Couchbase Mobile extends Couchbase Server to the edge with an embedded NoSQL database (Couchbase Lite) and a web gateway (Sync Gateway).
Build a sample app with Couchbase Mobile
C360 reference architecture
A reference architecture built with the Couchbase Data Platform shows a Customer 360 service that aggregates customer data and stores recommendations, user profiles, session and history data underneath a unified service layer.

Architecture Whitepaper
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