All Pipe17 customers now have standardized access to their inventory and order data through Pipe17’s adoption of the Order Network eXchange (onX) standard.
Pipe17, the AI-Native Order Operations Platform, today announced that all customers now have access to onX.
onX, built on the model context protocol (MCP), is an open standard for exchanging order data. The standard is developed and governed by the Commerce Operations Foundation, which Pipe17 co-founded to give AI agents and other selling channels a common language for interacting with post-purchase commerce systems. The specification may be found documented at https://github.com/commerce-operations-foundation/.
As AI agents become part of how brands and 3PLs manage operations, the need for standardized, interoperable data exchange has never been greater. onX provides a common language, making this possible.”
— Mo Afshar, CEO of Pipe17
Through Pipe17’s onX implementation, AI agents can query order status, inventory availability, and fulfillment data via MCP. They can also perform operations like rerouting orders or updating fulfillment instructions, all through a single standardized AI-native interface.
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“As AI agents become part of how brands and 3PLs manage operations, the need for standardized, interoperable data exchange has never been greater,” said Mo Afshar, CEO of Pipe17. “onX provides the common language that makes this possible.”
Pipe17 customers can contact their account manager to access their organization’s onX-enabled MCP server.
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