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About the author Imprint Foreword I · The shift and its economic logic 01 · When the customer orders an outcome 02 · Why agentic commerce matters now 03 · Seven theses for commerce with agents II · Customers, brands and experience 04 · The new customer journey 05 · Being found before anyone visits the shop 06 · Experience that improves a decision III · The purchasing journey and its protocols 07 · How protocols become a purchasing journey 08 · From the offer to the service that follows 09 · When purchasing moves between interfaces IV · Operations, responsibility and economics 10 · Architecture and B2B in daily operations 11 · From copilot to autonomous shop operations 12 · Control and law 13 · Security for agents that act 14 · The economics behind the agent V · Build it yourself 15 · Open code becomes working material for agents 16 · When merchants build for themselves 17 · How we learn in the Agentic Commerce Lab VI · Act strategically 18 · From insight to action with the Alliance 19 · The first 90 days and the choice of partners 20 · A reason to buy from you 21 · Four futures of commerce VII · Reference and working materials A · Terms from A to Z B · The compact protocol passport C · Five working templates for leaders D · Eight practical implementation patterns E · How the published theses developed F · Sources and further reading

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Self-published by Stefan Hamann · Kronenweg 16 · 48683 Ahaus · Germany
First edition 2026.

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© 2026 Stefan Hamann · Ideas, code and a clear perspective on commerce.Book edition: 15.10.2026 · DE / EN