Poq Appoints Tryzens As its first Global Solutions Partner
Following the announcement late last year of a go-to-market, systems integration and support partnership for Australia & New Zealand, Poq have announced that international digital commerce consultancy, Tryzens are now expanding that relationship and have been formally appointed as their first Global Solutions Partner for the innovative, market leading AppCommerce platform.
Poq is a Software-as-a-Service platform that empowers global retailers and brands to create fully customised native apps, empowering retailers to curate unique and relevant experiences for a customer on their mobile addressing a range of functions and capabilities. With immersive content to reinforce their brands, increasing average sales values and cadence, deepening customer engagement and loyalty, the AppCommerce platform can complement both eCommerce and in-store shopping preferences.
With successful launches of Apps for Cotton On Group and the more recent launch for SurfStitch, Tryzens have continued to build out their capability to support and optimise the Poq platform for clients through a dedicated team of certified professionals. With the growing demand for apps on a global scale as part of a broader digital-first strategy, this deepening of the relationship was a natural outcome for both businesses to extend the partnership on a global scale.
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“As we look to expand our market reach and accelerate client adoption through professional partnerships, it was a no-brainer to select Tryzens to be appointed as our first Global Solution Partner as they have proven their commitment and capability by delivering truly outstanding work off the back of our partnership in the ANZ market. Tryzens’ expertise in delivering best-of-breed digital commerce solutions and strategies is unrivalled in our experience and coupled with the power of the Poq appCommerce platform, we are confident of a winning combination for retailers in the market,“ said Helen Slaven, Chief Revenue Officer at Poq.
This year has seen a huge change in customer behaviour through the impact of Covid-19 and local lockdown periods. A recent study by Poq has shown that there has been a 61% increase in app downloads YoY and a 41% increase in transaction value through Apps. More people are spending time at home browsing and finding new ways to connect and more deeply engage with their favourite brands.
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