Electronic Commerce/Inventory Logistics Management Company Ordoro He has joined forces with the cloud -based integration platform Synchronization.
He collaboration It will combine orders management capabilities and Ordoro inventory with Syncware integration technology, helping electronic commerce companies to rationalize better and operations and climb their operations, companies said Thursday (March 6).
“This association highlights the shared commitment of Ordoro and Syncware to empower Electronic Commerce Merchants With the tools they need to grow and succeed, ”companies said in a press release. “Together, both companies are providing SMEs with an integrated solution that reduces operational complexity and drives growth.”
According to the statement, the Syncware platform allows automation between electronic commerce and other Back-Office tools to simplify order operations. Ordoro provides tools to help companies manage inventory, automate the fulfillment of the order and optimize shipping workflows.
The association also allows Ordoro users to connect with other platforms, such as Shipbob, Netsuite, Faire and Mirakl.
“As we associate with Ordoro, we can expand the powerful Ordoro solution by connecting with more sales channels and back-offend systems, automating processes and improving efficiency,” Syncware’s CEO said, Syncware said. Greg Greenberg. “Together, we are providing companies with the tools they need to operate smarter, scalar faster and focus on what matters most: growth.”
The association occurs as online sales continue to grow in importance for small and medium enterprises (SME), as Pymnts wrote at the end of last year.
Pymnts intelligence research has shown that SMEs Focus on online sales Exceed those who depend on physical stores: they enjoy higher income, better growth prospects and more access to financing.
Meanwhile, companies in the store, “Face limitations Due to cost reduction measures and a more conservative growth strategy, ”according to that report.
The investigation found that 52% of SMEs centered on electronic commerce saw a positive growth of income, compared to 42% of SMEs in the store. On the contrary, 21% of SMEs in the store reported a drop in income, compared to 15% of online SMEs that registered a recession.
In other electronic commerce news, Pymnts wrote this week about the practice of Metric -based impulse -Continúa with artificial intelligence tools (AI) as the search with AI, to help online retailers to prioritize certain products in search results.
“Metric -based increase takes advantage of commercial data, such as shares, profit margins or seasonal trends to align search results with key commercial objectives such as maximizing income or reducing excess inventory.” Eric BrackmannVice President of Commerce in KoddiHe said in an interview with Pymnts. “The search promoted by the improvement of relevance by understanding the user’s intention and the customization of results based on factors such as navigation history, past purchases or demography.”
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