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A guide to APIs in e-commerce
If you work with websites or other applications, chances are you have heard of or even used an API. An application programming interface, or API, is a software intermediary that allows two applications to talk to each other. An API specifies how software components should interact with other software components.…
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7 examples of B2B e-commerce best practices
What defines a successful B2B e-commerce website? Weβve worked it out for you and put together a list of 8 successful examples of B2B e-commerce to inspire your own web store. The following examples are all web stores of Sana Commerce customers, who added valuable e-commerce features to give their…
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Evidence-based marketing tips for B2B companies
All to often, companies base their marketing strategies on the latest marketing fads, past experiences or their own assumptions. Evidence-based marketing, on the other hand, uses research, statistics and acquired data from your industry or customers to deliver marketing strategies that are most likely to be successful. But how can…
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Sana Commerce vs. Dynamics eShop: Finding the best e-commerce for Dynamics ERP
E-commerce and online sales are top of mind for most businesses operating in The Digital Age, but many today are starting to look beyond siloed third-party platforms and inflexible, custom, in-house built solutions. Following a year of acute digital disruption, many businesses are now seeking unified commerce experiences that will…
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Ravensburger
7-month implementation time Multi-shop and multi-country solution Integrated with SAP ECC The challenge An outdated platform with little added value for retailers Before Ravensburger implemented Sana Commerceβs solution, it already used an online retailer portal to provide specialist retailers with product information. However this portal was no longer technically up-to-date,…
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Terms of Service Sana Commerce Version 1.1
These Terms of Service Sana Commerce (βthe Termsβ) apply to the Sana Proposal and Order Confirmation issued to Customer by Sana Commerce (βthe Orderβ). In case of any inconsistencies between the Terms and the Order, the terms of the Order take precedence. Sana Commerce as used in these Terms means…
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Inventory management for e-commerce businesses: What you need to know
Inventory management is a way to oversee purchases, manage stock, fulfill orders, and analyze product trends. It has been a crucial part of traditional business operations β allowing business owners to see what products are needed, when to restock and which ones arenβt selling well. The number of inventory warehouses…
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Is e-commerce really sustainable? Understanding its impact on the environment
Online shopping is becoming more and more popular worldwide. In 2020, there were 256 million digital buyers in the United States alone β this number is supposed to increase by nearly 22 million by 2024. People shop online for a variety of reasons. Some shop online for convenience while others…
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How to sell wholesale
Wholesale businesses can operate in a couple of ways. A business can purchase large quantities of goods from the manufacturer to resell them directly to consumers (D2C wholesale, generally out of a warehouse), or other businesses can produce their own products and sell to a variety of retailers (B2B wholesale)…
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What is international e-commerce and why does it matter for your business?
International e-commerce refers to the business of selling a product over the internet to buyers who live in foreign countries. There are practically no limits to where your company can expand its business, provided there is a market for your goods. But any expansion into a new market inevitably requires…