Up to 112% more sales with PlentyONE
Start in a few minutes and test PlentyONE without obligation with your individual test system
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Learn all about success factors in multichannel sales and how to set up a strong multichannel strategy.
Import and maintain articles easily
Save yourself manual work - automate your item imports via CSV upload or via ready-made interfaces and customize your product data for each channel individually.
Sell quickly on marketplaces
Use the test phase for real sales - connect marketplaces with just a few clicks and sell on eBay, Amazon and many other sales channels - worldwide.
Manage and process orders centrally
Control your entire e-commerce processes centrally in one place, everything synchronized in real time - from product listings and orders to shipping and inventory.
Simply play through - centralized & flexible
In the test system, you can experience how all processes interact centrally in one system - from product listing on marketplaces to inventory management, merchandise management, customer communication, order processing and shipping. Whether directly with real sales or purely in theory: you can play through every step in online retail realistically.
Try it out now:
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Control processes centrally
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Import products via CSV or interface
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Connect marketplaces
- Carry out sales & order processing (real sales possible)
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Arrange synchronization of prices & listings
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Carry out stock reconciliation, payment processing & shipping labels
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Automate customer communication
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Use reports & evaluations
"Certain marketplaces simply offer the right niche for us. Others have become standard due to their size. We have to keep up in order to remain competitive. The good integration of the marketplaces in PlentyONE is the basis for serving many different channels centrally today."
