2018 B2B Ecommerce Essentials: 10 Features You Can’t Live Without

Posted On 10th July 2018 In eCommerce 

B2B ecommerce is going from strength to strength and opportunities to grow market share and improve customer service are encouraging companies of all sizes to quickly re-platform.

If you’re looking for a new B2B online ordering system that can be fully-integrated with your ERP solution for seamless account, warehouse, sales, and inventory management, check out the below features in our Essential B2B 2018 Checklist.

If they answer your needs, a Netalogue ecommerce solution could be ideal for you and your organisation.

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Online Ordering Fuelling Sector Growth

Posted On 6th December 2017 In eCommerce 

Food and Drink is the largest manufacturing sector in the UK, it has a turnover of £78.7bn contributing £20bn in Gross Value Added to the UK economy. Many questioned what made this sector grow throughout the economic downturn with the government focussing on improving this growth by 20% by 2020. To add some perspective to these statistics, this sector is bigger than automotive and aerospace combined.

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How to select the right B2B ECommerce Provider

Posted On 25th September 2017 In eCommerce 

When William Shakespeare wrote his soliloquy for Hamlet, ‘To be or not to be, that is the question’ he was comparing suicide to a little sleep; one of the most recognisable quotes of all time but few people read the play to the end in order to understand it’s meaning. A modern day cynic such as I would say ‘B2B or not to be – that is the question’… stick with me – if you are a manufacturer, distributor or wholesaler without a feature rich ecommerce platform and a good digital strategy in place to deal with the next wave of change, you could unwittingly be writing your own suicide note.

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B2B Key functionality that will increase your profits…

Posted On 18th September 2017 In eCommerce 

The old adage is  “never go shopping on an empty stomach”, we’ve all made the mistake of filling the trollies with enough food to feed an army (whilst eating the chocolate bar on the way around and throwing the empty wrapper in the bin before getting home). This coupled with leaving the shopping list behind means we typically buy everything we didn’t need whilst returning without the ingredients for the home-made chilli we wanted to make.

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How to launch a B2B Ecommerce Site the easy way ….(it’s not rocket science)

Posted On 6th September 2017 In eCommerce 

It is often the case where you sit in meetings with someone’s glass half empty stating “it’s not possible” and “it’s far more complicated than that.” It is fair to assume that you wouldn’t expect a rocket scientist to deliver a baby, nor would you expect a midwife to launch a rocket into space so I often ask myself how do IT departments and marketing teams converge to work so collaboratively when their brains are wired differently?

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Netalogue to Sponsor Sage Summit Tour, London

Posted On 16th March 2017 In eCommerce 

Netalogue are delighted to sponsor the Sage Summit being held on 5th & 6th April 2017 at ExCel, London.This is a great opportunity for manufacturers, distributors or wholesalers interested in Netalogue B2B ecommerce solutions to view a demonstration or learn from our B2B ecommerce experts.

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Netalogue’s Managing Director, Andrew Robathan helping to build the next generation of IT professionals

Posted On 2nd February 2017 In eCommerce 

I was really pleased this week to be asked if Netalogue would participate in a local STEM event, not knowing what STEM was I did a quick Google and determined that Netalogue was actually able to add a lot of value to the event, an event to encourage secondary school pupils to  pursue careers in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. Probably not dissimilar to most professional IT companies we have typically recruited our team through the usual graduate trainee or professional recruitment channels but reflecting on this I realised that we had a growing number of key team members who had joined us after completing secondary school and not wishing to continue their education onto university.

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