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SPS Commerce and CORESense announced that they have teamed to offer a mid-market SaaS order fulfillment solution. The combined offerings automate the sending and receiving of EDI documents using both companies' technology.
ebizQ received the following:
“SaaS technologies enable mid-market companies to act and operate as their larger competitors do,” said David Novak, Executive Vice President at SPS Commerce. “By teaming SPS’ B2B integration service with CORESense, mid-sized retailers can standardize and automate their vendor communications needed for improved supply chain visibility and savings, without the investment in EDI hardware, software and staff.”
CORESense is the only web-based retail software that seamlessly integrates Point of Sale, multi-channel retailing, customer relationship management (CRM) and merchandizing operations for small and medium-sized retailers who want to compete and win against big box retailers. SPS Commerce offers a suite of supply chain solutions, including EDI, catalog and barcode label services for retailers, suppliers, and 3PLS.
“As leading SaaS solutions, we found that integrating CORESense’s and SPS’ solutions was easy and was a natural extension of our solution,” stated Jason Jacobs, CEO at CORESense. “With both companies growing rapidly due to SaaS adoption, it is only natural to enable our solutions to work efficiently together with pre-defined integration. CORESense’s goal is to maximize the ROI for its customers, and integration with SPS’ EDI services will enable these retailers to achieve their goals even faster.”
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