B2B refers to business-to-business companies that sell products and services to other businesses, while B2C refers to business-to-consumer companies that sell directly to individual consumers. The document discusses key elements for a robust B2B eCommerce platform, including integrating the platform with enterprise resource planning software for automated processes, personalized omnichannel experiences, and third-party logistics integration for efficient order fulfillment.
B2B refers to business-to-business companies that sell products and services to other businesses, while B2C refers to business-to-consumer companies that sell directly to individual consumers. The document discusses key elements for a robust B2B eCommerce platform, including integrating the platform with enterprise resource planning software for automated processes, personalized omnichannel experiences, and third-party logistics integration for efficient order fulfillment.
B2B refers to business-to-business companies that sell products and services to other businesses, while B2C refers to business-to-consumer companies that sell directly to individual consumers. The document discusses key elements for a robust B2B eCommerce platform, including integrating the platform with enterprise resource planning software for automated processes, personalized omnichannel experiences, and third-party logistics integration for efficient order fulfillment.
• B2B refers to a "business-to-business" company that
provides services or products to other businesses.
• B2C refers to a "business-to-consumer" company that sells
directly to individual consumers. They’re two separate business models that serve different types of customers, one being businesses and the other direct to consumer. 1. Robust B2B eCommerce Platform • It may seem obvious that you need an eCommerce platform but the operative word here is "robust." 2. Real-Time Integration With Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Software By integrating your B2B eCommerce platform -- which often double-duties as your customer relationship management (CRM) tool --
With your ERP, you can use the combined data to
automate common business processes, increase data accuracy, and get greater insight into your customer base. 3. Omnichannel Personalization You can increase customer satisfaction and loyalty by delivering a customized shopping experience on your B2B eCommerce platform. 4. Third-Party Logistics Integration • When you're handling the shipping and delivery of a large number of orders, integrating your order processing system with third party logistics providers such as FedEx or USP can help you improve cost- efficiency while reducing errors.