One point I’d emphasize is that the canonical product feed may become more important than the protocol choice itself. At IT Path Solutions, we’ve seen how having a reliable source of truth can simplify automation across different systems. If UCP and ACP are consuming the same product, pricing, inventory, and policy data, enterprises can treat the protocols as distribution layers rather than maintaining separate sources of truth. That also makes silent exclusion easier to diagnose, if an agent can’t surface a product, you can trace the issue back to the shared data layer instead of debugging two independent integrations.