Retailers spent years trying to connect stores, websites, apps and service teams while each channel kept much of its own data and logic. Instead of coordinating several partly independent systems, it brings transactions, inventory, customer information and operational workflows onto a shared foundation.
Retailers spent years trying to connect stores, websites, apps and service teams while each channel kept much of its own data and logic.
Instead of coordinating several partly independent systems, it brings transactions, inventory, customer information and operational workflows onto a shared foundation.
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Retailers spent years trying to connect stores, websites, apps and service teams while each channel kept much of its own data and logic. Instead of coordinating several partly independent systems, it brings transactions, inventory, customer information and operational workflows onto a shared foundation.
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