Push

Push is an e-commerce platform designed exclusively for the cycling industry. According to the vendor, it offers a range of features to help bike shops, suppliers, and cycling brands manage their online business. Push is said to be suitable for ambitious bike shops, suppliers, and cycling brands of all sizes, including small to medium-sized businesses in the cycling industry. Professionals and industries such as bike shops, cycling brands, outdoor suppliers, bicycle manufacturers, and cycling equipment retailers can potentially benefit from the capabilities of Push.

Key Features

E-Commerce: Push is an e-commerce platform specifically designed for the cycling industry. According to the vendor, it offers features to help bike shops, suppliers, and cycling brands manage their online business. The platform is said to allow users to oversee their entire online business from a single platform. It is also claimed to provide seamless integration with leading POS providers and a vast network of technology partners.

Workshop Manager: Push includes a workshop manager feature to help bike shops manage their workshop operations. Users can reportedly manage workshop jobs, track progress, and communicate with customers. The feature is said to allow for smart scheduling, checking workshop availability, and booking jobs directly from web orders. It is intended to help bike shops maintain control over their workshop operations and prevent overloading.

Rental Bike Manager: Push offers a rental bike manager feature for bike rental businesses. According to the vendor, users can streamline bike rental bookings, including single or multi-day rentals and pricing for under 16. The platform is claimed to allow for waiver management, including creating and storing digital copies of waiver agreements. It is said to integrate with point of sale systems for seamless transactions and data exchange.

Supplier Data: According to the vendor, Push works with well-known cycling and outdoor suppliers to build custom product and stock feeds. The platform is said to offer streamlined supplier product and stock updates to keep inventory up-to-date. It is claimed to provide direct connections to renowned brands and suppliers, ensuring accurate and timely inventory management. Users are said to be able to automatically list products and keep up with the latest product releases.

Campaign Marketing: Push includes an email marketing feature to build and send marketing emails directly to customers. According to the vendor, users can track the results of their email marketing campaigns. The platform is said to allow for native product reviews with email triggers and product Q&A to engage users with the brand. It is intended to help users stay connected with their customers and drive engagement.

Integrations: Push offers integration with popular EPOS (Electronic Point of Sale) companies in the cycling industry. According to the vendor, the platform integrates with Abacus, Ascend, Seanic, Lightspeed, CyberTill, Citrus Lime, and other EPOS providers. It is also claimed to provide integrations with payment providers such as Santander, V12 Finance, Klarna, Cyclescheme, and Novuna. Users can potentially connect their business with various third-party systems to enhance their online operations.

Content Hub: Push provides a content hub feature to help users manage their website content. According to the vendor, users can easily update and publish content, ensuring their website is always up-to-date. The platform is said to allow for easy management of product information, blog posts, and other website content. It is intended to help users create a compelling and informative online presence.

Help: Push offers comprehensive support to its users. According to the vendor, users can access help guides and resources to navigate the platform and its features. The platform is claimed to provide a dedicated support team to assist users with any questions or issues. Users can reportedly contact the support team via phone or email for assistance.