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Use supply chain portals for your vendor, customer and sales partners and get full control of the business flow.
Build your own business rules into NetSuite with SuiteFlow, allowing you to manage your company's unique requirements with the automation you need.
Reach customers online, by phone, over email, in person and more with omnichannel commerce. Exceed the evolving expectations of today's customers.
Engage your customers everywhere and accept orders via phone, online, direct sales or EDI.
Leverage supplier and vendor relationships with complete visibility across the purchasing process.
Streamline your storage with deep metrics and inventory controls. Turn your warehouse faster.
Deliver on time, every time. Exceed your customers’ expectations while minimizing shipping costs.
Reach new markets through campaign management, marketing automation, and detailed analytics.
Maximize sales across your organization with high visibility into opportunities, pipeline and pricing.
Connect every part of your business to your company’s core objective.
Amazon is disrupting the wholesale distribution industry by raising the bar on delivering on customer expectations for things like frictionless commerce, a personalized shopping experience and free shipping. Businesses who do not adapt to this changing business landscape are at risk of becoming obsolete. What are actionable ways to stay competitive? Access this free report for 5 tips on optimizing your distribution business to survive ‘The Amazon Effect.’
Less than 60% of wholesale distributors report critical business processes are supported by enterprise applications like Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP). Instead, distributors make do with something less than a complete solution or struggle with a collection of disconnected applications.
Access this report to understand the performance improvements and cost savings a leading ERP solution provides to distributors, and to truly understand the cost of sitting on an ERP decision or “the cost of doing nothing”.
