Enjoy Unified and Simplified Commerce with Logicbroker’s Shopify and Squarespace Connectors
Native connectors ensure one thing—unified commerce. Whether you’re connecting your warehouses, OMS, 3PLs, suppliers, outside vendors, tech stack, or more, Logicbroker was founded on the belief that one single platform can unify your commerce program to offer a single pane of glass view of your entire eCommerce ecosystem.
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Logicbroker’s Connected Commerce Network® Connects Retailers and Brands Across The Globe
On this Product Feature Spotlight, hear from our VP of Digital Commerce, Steve Norris, on how retailers and brands can leverage our newly redesigned Connected Commerce Network to both discover new suppliers as well as make themselves discoverable to retailers and marketplaces across the globe.
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Tap Into Unparalleled Supplier Discovery Potential With The Connected Commerce Network®
The world spends, on average, $30 billion dollars every year on supplier procurement. Combined with ever-increasing customer acquisition costs totaling $522.5 billion in 2022, a 60% increase from 2018, supplier discovery has become a real problem in the commerce industry. Luckily, the Connected Commerce Network® is designed to combat this.
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Drive Supplier Engagement, Streamline Partner Communications, and Increase Efficiencies With Logicbroker’s Latest Product Enhancements
Logicbroker recently announced a wave of product innovations that brought a redesigned Connected Commerce Network®, enhancements to our suite of native connectors, and the recently launched Partner Management Center.
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How Logicbroker’s Omnisearch Tool Saves You Time And Money
Our Omnisearch tool lets you get a 360-degree view of your entire commerce platform, allowing you to search by order, supplier, distributor, or even location to diagnose problems, filter through communications, or even simply find the specific invoice you’re looking for. In our latest Product Feature Spotlight, Logicbroker’s VP of Digital Commerce, Steve Norris, runs through what makes this tool unique and how to best utilize its functionality.
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The Secret To Multi-Vendor Commerce Sustainability: Don’t Charge Your Suppliers
More and more, due to rising input costs for retailers, multi-vendor commerce platforms are charging suppliers. Everything from a simple connection for doing business to accessing their retail partner’s portal is now charged. And, quite frankly, these charges are fairly appalling. Problematic providers now charge suppliers a percentage of GMV for each sale or a flat rate per order. At Logicbroker, not only do we believe this is inherently unproductive, but it’s also just bad business for retailers leading to four key issues: supplier participation, onboarding speed, market dynamics, and feature support.
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Ensuring Safe and Efficient Operations Through User Permissions
Logicbroker’s User Permissions ensure that sensitive data, such as customer information and order details, are accessed only by authorized personnel. For instance, within Logicbroker, customer service representatives may require access to customer order histories to provide personalized assistance. By assigning appropriate user permissions, retailers can restrict access to this data solely to authorized staff, minimizing the risk of data breaches or misuse.
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Logicbroker’s API Levels The Playing Field For Retailers And Suppliers Of All Sizes
To level the playing field and make it possible for businesses of all sizes to participate in multi-vendor commerce programs, Logicbroker provides the industry’s most flexible platform for retailers and suppliers to connect and trade data. Out of the box options include a portal for manual processing, native EDI, Flat-file (such as CSV), and API (both JSON and XML).
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Blending In-Store and Online Commerce Experiences Is Easier Than You Think
The line between physical and digital experiences is becoming increasingly blurred. Retailers are recognizing and embracing both in-store and online channels for crucial commerce success. Now, blended models are the norm as retailers and brands blend online and in-store experiences through various programs like Buy Online, Pick Up In Store (BOPIS), returns hub (Kohls for Amazon), and more.
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