With the release of SuiteCommerce MyAccount, our team got excited on creating some content around Self Service, B2b ecommerce and customer portals.
B2B sellers can learn a lot from B2C ecommerce businesses and how they allow customers to control the buying experience through self-service as most B2B companies are failing to create the seamless buying journeys customers have come to expect.
In today’s digital age, website analytics is crucial in helping businesses understand their customers, measure performance, and make data-driven decisions. Google Analytics (GA) is one of the most popular web analytics tools businesses of all sizes use to track and analyze their website traffic.
If you’re in the B2B industry, you know that customer satisfaction is key to business success. That’s why self-service has become an increasingly popular model in recent years. Self-service platforms allow customers to access information, place orders, and manage their accounts on their own without the need for human interaction. In this article, we’ll explore how self-service revolutionizes the B2B industry and how to create a self-service platform to drive customer satisfaction and loyalty.
In the rapidly evolving world of B2B eCommerce, businesses face many challenges as they strive to meet their customers’ unique needs and expectations.
B2B ecommerce is the e-commerce of companies that trade with other companies. Being able within this concept is fundamental for organizations.
The main goal for the project was to merge the Fab Series and Rare Parts sites into a single website without loosing any capabilities. On one side, the client needed to keep the Catalog grouping from Fab Series site and, on the other hand side, they needed to keep the Year/Make/Model functionality from the Rare Parts site.
All of the above needed to be accomplished without loosing any organic traffic as well as working on an upgrade from SCA Elbrus Version to 2022.1.
Operating a B2B Commerce Site requires more than just replicating the shopping ease of a B2C site. It also means providing online capabilities that solve the unique challenges the online B2B world faces.
In order to help businesses achieve the above, NetSuite offers a wide range of Commerce Extensions that help integrate different features and functions that can be used to enhance Commerce websites. But are we all aware of the Commerce Extensions NetSuite has to offer? And most importantly, are we making good use of them?
During SuiteWorld 2022, NetSuite announced what could be one of the most important improvements for Warehouse Operations: “NetSuite Ship Central”.
The main goal for the project was to migrate their Magento Site into SuiteCommerce to take most out of the SUITE. Key Features TOV Furniture was looking to implement were Price Levels, Faceted Search, Dynamic Commerce Categories and Inventory Information.
The answer to your time constraints issues around building SuiteCommerce Sites. In a fast moving and dynamic context in which change and evolution are the only constants, we get the importance of providing high quality services that can help our Clients always stay ahead of the game.
Today, having an eCommerce site is a must for almost anyone that’s willing to sell a product or service. Long gone are those days in which being able to sell online was a nice to have or a cool addition to the sales channel.
