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BigCommerce and WineDirect Get Into a Partnership

July 20, 2021

BigCommerce and WineDirect entered a partnership to build a world-class online presence for thousands of brands in the WineDirect ecosystem. The said brands can extend their reach, improve the visibility of their brand, engage with buyers, and sell their products to regions that were previously inaccessible. In essence, wineries get to take their eCommerce capabilities to the next level. BigCommerce hopes to support its winery partners by providing them with the best eCommerce tools available in the wine industry. WineDirect’s BigCommerce store will roll out in time for the holiday season this year. BigCommerce also hopes to minimize the impact from COVID-19 on retail businesses by giving them a Direct to Customer (D2C) channel online.

BigCommerce Lets Merchants Take Full Control of Their Store Data

July 20, 2021

Store owners on BigCommerce can now make data-driven decisions for their business using pre-built integrations with top analytics tools such as Google BigQuery, Google Data Studio, and more. Merchants can compile, assess, understand, and use store data to gain insight into user behavior and improve their decision-making process and business performance. The Big Open Data Solutions is accessible through the BigCommerce Control Panel. Merchants even get the flexibility to use these pre-built integrations with Twilio Segment and transfer their data to a warehouse or customer data platform (CDP). Merchants can also generate personalized reporting across their customer, order, and product catalog data.

BigCommerce Launches a B2B Edition of its Platform

July 20, 2021

BigCommerce announced a B2B Edition of its eCommerce platform, a new offering that elevates the eCommerce experience for B2B enterprise merchants. The B2B Edition provides an advanced suite of B2B features to help merchants facilitate seamless online operations, provide swift transactional functionalities, and convenient self-service capabilities for their customers. The B2B edition is bound to make B2B business processes a lot smoother and frictionless. The B2B edition promises exclusive sales features and seamless integration with point-of-sale and ERP platforms. Furthermore, B2B companies can now manage complex operations more efficiently, add new channels quickly, and create B2C experiences. The B2B edition is set to simplify and support B2B goals more effectively.

Gooten Partners with BigCommerce

July 20, 2021

Gooten, a Software as a Service (SaaS) platform that provides smart supply chain solutions for print on demand businesses, has established a partnership with BigCommerce. What this means is, certain BigCommerce merchants will gain access to Gooten’s on-demand manufacturing supply chain. Gooten provides brands with tailored solutions, helping them make personalized products and expand their product lines. Through the partnership with Gooten, BigCommerce illustrates their commitment to providing store owners, the highest-caliber technologies and service providers. And as it so happens, Gluten shares the same ideology to help merchants sell more, grow faster, and maximize success. End of the day, this collaboration will benefit the end customers.

Authorize.net and BigCommerce Team Up for SMBs

July 20, 2021

Authorize.net and BigCommerce team up to offer small businesses a quick way to upgrade their eCommerce footprint, start accepting digital payments, protect against fraud, and other business risks. SMBs that run the risk of getting affected by payment frauds and mainly stay localized on offline payments can start accepting virtual payments. BigCommerce and Authorize.net hope to help SMBs broaden their payment capabilities. So, they too achieve the digital transformation that is slowly taking over all the business segments. Being able to accept payments online and deviating from a cash or check-only model will see an improvement in sales, revenue, and profits.

BigCommerce and Amazon Get Into a Partnership

July 20, 2021

The BigCommerce partnership with Amazon allows any merchant to use the Amazon service called Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF). Normally, this would be typically reserved for existing third-party sellers on Amazon to fulfill orders on their own websites. However, the BigCommerce deal extends the capability to merchants that don’t sell on Amazon, using a new Amazon MCF app that integrates with BigCommerce stores. Using the Amazon delivery network, sellers can dispatch the goods to the buyers based on their shipping speed, instead of relying on UPS, USPS, FedEx, etc. In fact, the order could have been placed on the merchant's eCommerce site or on a marketplace. With this deal Amazon sends a clear signal of its broader shipping ambitions.

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