Following the recent launches of a new Distributor Portal and Dealer Stores, UniformMarket is continuing their dedication to technological innovation with the launch of a new Catalog Communication Manager – a technology solution that’ll address the product data challenges shared by retailers and dealers alike in the uniform supply chain.
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The Catalog Communication Manager is a new administrative portal that provides users a one-stop shop to help dealers and retailers locate and house various catalog information and product data. The portal is designed to help retailers and dealers who are experiencing difficulty managing all of their catalog data and to subvert the time-consuming process of reaching out to multiple suppliers at different times.
“For retailers on Shopify, BigCommerce, Volusion and various others generic eCommerce platforms, this is a big deal,” CEO of UniformMarket, Ashok Reddy, said. “This new portal not only mitigates the challenges with product data and catalog information, but it’s also available for retailers who do not necessarily use the SellersCommerce platform.”
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Among the benefits offered with the new Catalog Communication Manager include:
- Select and subscribe up to 130+ uniform supplier catalogs that range from medical, public safety, industrial FR, corporate wear, and more.
- Offers a single source for all product information – no additional staff required to scrub data anymore!
- Reduce time required to cleanse data and save more than 10K a year with eCommerce-ready data feeds.
- Enjoy zero restrictions and charges on bandwidth or storage – search and download as many product images and videos as you want.
- Get live inventory feeds from up to 20 different suppliers.
- Reduce significantly all upfront inventory and order fulfillment costs by subscribing to more than 15+ dropship suppliers on the platform.
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