SeCommerce

SeCommerce, developed by Silver Earth Inc., is a cloud-based solution designed to streamline the management of multiple E-commerce websites and Point of Sale (POS) storefronts. This platform caters to businesses of all sizes, from small startups to large enterprises. According to the vendor, retailers, E-commerce businesses, wholesalers, manufacturers, and distributors from various industries can benefit from SeCommerce's suite of tools for inventory management, shipping management, order management, and more.

Key Features

Multi-Store Websites: According to the vendor, businesses can manage multiple storefronts, including websites and POS, using a single platform. Each store can be customized to meet specific requirements and branding needs.

Point-of-Sale: The vendor claims that SeCommerce provides real-time inventory synchronization with all websites and POS locations. It is stated that businesses can transform any laptop or Windows Surface Tablet into a POS terminal. The cash register interface integrates customer information, inventory data, and content from the Silver Earth Omni Channel Commerce platform.

Consolidated Reporting: SeCommerce offers real-time cash flow reporting that summarizes the performance of multiple websites and storefronts, as stated by the vendor. Merchants with multiple storefronts can easily access consolidated reports on net sales, returns, gift card usage, and cost of goods sold.

Wholesale/Retail: According to the vendor, SeCommerce's multi-store architecture is designed to serve wholesalers with unique requirements. It supports customer profiles, credit lines, bulk purchasing, pricing rules, and wholesale account application workflows. The platform enables wholesalers to efficiently manage their operations and serve their customers.

Marketplaces: The vendor claims that SeCommerce allows businesses to determine which products to sell on various marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Newegg, Sears, and Buy.com. It is stated that businesses can upload products to these marketplaces and automatically sync inventory changes. Incoming orders from marketplaces seamlessly integrate into the order fulfillment process.

Locations: SeCommerce supports multiple physical inventory locations, allowing businesses to receive and store inventory in different places, according to the vendor. It enables easy transfer of inventory between locations based on demand. The platform also considers vendor inventory availability when managing inventory.

Shopping Cart: According to the vendor, SeCommerce provides a full-featured and highly configurable shopping cart for accepting online orders. Businesses can choose from various payment methods, including PayPal, credit cards, e-checks, and more. The shopping cart page can be customized to match the brand's look and feel, with options for adding custom messages and enabling shipping cost estimation.

Checkout Options: The vendor claims that SeCommerce offers alternate checkout flows based on specific criteria, providing flexibility to different customer groups. Retail customers can have a convenient single-page checkout, while wholesale customers enjoy additional features like saving preferred addresses and payment methods. The platform allows businesses to configure the end-user experience to drive sales conversions and enhance customer satisfaction.

Shipping: SeCommerce provides sophisticated shipping business rules and process workflows, according to the vendor. It integrates with UPS, FedEx, USPS, and Stamps.com for seamless shipping management. The platform offers automated comparative rate lookups and supports high-volume order queues to reduce shipping costs and manage high order volumes, as stated by the vendor.