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Making it easier for small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) to take advantage of expanding online selling opportunities, Kurant Corporation saus its StoreSense e-business solution now “enables merchants to post products directly to eBay quickly and easily from StoreSense.
“For the first time, smaller merchants can manage the entire process of posting and selling products on eBay using the intuitive interface they use to manage their online StoreSense stores, one of the most popular small business e-business platforms in use today. StoreSense allows SMBs to easily and conveniently take full advantage of the benefits of eBay's online marketplace, and provides a wealth of new opportunities to reach new customers.
“StoreSense allows merchants to easily select any product in their inventory to post as an eBay listing via a wizard that guides them through the entire process. Once the eBay listing is completed, winners are directed back to the StoreSense merchant's store to checkout using StoreSense's advanced checkout and shipping features. StoreSense also manages all of the back-end e-business functionality, including payment processing and automatic inventory management.”
"Kurant's ability to allow our merchants to automatically expand their reach to eBay's community of tens of millions of globally registered members adds tremendous value to our clients' selling strategies," said David Brown, president and CEO, Website Pros, Inc. "Website Pros is committed to providing merchants with all the critical elements of an e-commerce solution, and with Kurant, we can now offer customers a comprehensive solution, including a merchant account, payment gateway, and now a large online consumer audience of buyers."
"StoreSense was developed to provide SMBs with a one-stop-shop for all of their e-business needs," said Curtis Pierce, CEO of Kurant Corporation. "Providing integration with eBay allows our reseller partners to provide tremendous value to their merchant customers by marrying a suite of powerful Web design, e-commerce and e-business management capabilities with access to eBay's online marketplace in a single cost-effective, intuitive package. This truly represents the best-of-the-best e-business has to offer."
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