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Supplywise walkthrough - Markets and brands

Online presence

Application structure

The client sells in the home market and some neighboring markets.

  • One brand, with a couple of markets Each market is its own application in Norce. One is the home market, who the other in some ways inherits from.
  • Shared assortments but with regional differences The home market defines the shared assortments, but each market can have regional differences. This could be, for example, regional products, like keyboards with nordic key placements, or that suppliers are only providing products and prices for specific markets.

Users

Both Norce's built-in accounts and SSO is supported for the Storefront, depending on end-customer requirement.

Customers (people) are created in Norce and maintained. But Companies are synced with ERP, where ERP is master.

Product feeds

Channel structure

Reseller price files

For each market there exists resellers who want their own price files for import into their own systems.

The Storefront has need for a smart and fast search for all their 10000+ products, this is done with an external search service that is indexed from a channel feed.

On full export, for all languages and smaller delta or status exports for each market.

Physical stores

No physical stores (Silver Kitchens for example)