Dydacomp Launches Strategic Partnership with Web2Market

Enables ecommerce storefronts to connect multichannel order manager to AbleCommerce.

2011-10-25

TOTOWA, NJ, October 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) Dydacomp, a leading provider of business technology platforms for eCommerce and multichannel merchants, today announced a strategic partnership with Web2Market, the leading provider of development, support and hosting for the AbleCommerce Web storefront software. This will enable users of AbleCommerce to connect to Dydacomp's Multichannel Order Manager (M.O.M.) software, creating a powerful end-to-end eCommerce solution.

The new partnership solidifies Dydacomp's recent commitment to open up M.O.M.'s full-featured order management and fulfillment platform to eCommerce partners for the first time in the company's history. By offering an open API in M.O.M. Version 8, small and mid-sized merchants have the most flexible and cost-effective options for managing eCommerce operations.

"We're excited to welcome Web2Market to our growing list of partners who are able to take advantage of our open API. Web2Market's clients now have the ability to focus on their core businesses and capitalize on the investments they've already made in AbleCommerce while adding M.O.M.'s robust back-office functionality. By combining these solutions, they will be able to scale operations, increase efficiencies, and drive their eCommerce business," said Rob Coon, Senior Vice President of Dydacomp.

Web2Market will use the API to help merchants seamlessly integrate their AbleCommerce platform with M.O.M. Version 8 and adapt the system to meet their unique business needs. This connection gives them the tools to effectively and efficiently manage inventory, purchasing, suppliers, receiving and cross- channel customers. They have the ability to exchange data directly with M.O.M. to import and process orders, handle point-of-purchase or telephone orders, and automate order workflow, ensuring process integration and accurate order fulfillment.

"Web2Market is focused on helping merchants get the most out of AbleCommerce's features and functionalities, and Dydacomp provides the back end functionalities that many of these merchants lack. This partnership will ensure these businesses have the most complete solution to thrive in the changing eCommerce landscape." says Brad Kort, President of Web2Market.

A Webinar will be held on November 10th at 2:00PM EST to provide additional information about this partnership and how M.O.M. integrates with AbleCommerce. For more information about the event and to register, visit https://www1.gotomeeting.com/register/391079313.

About Web2Market
Web 2 Market is a leading provider of development, support and hosting for the award winning AbleCommerce web storefront software. For more information, please visit www.web2market.com.

About Dydacomp
Dydacomp solves the business automation and order management needs of eCommerce, catalog, DRTV, and traditional point-of-sale businesses worldwide. Since 1986, nearly 10,000 companies have relied on the Multichannel Order Manager (M.O.M.) solution to streamline processes, increase efficiencies and boost revenue in areas such as inventory control, order entry, customer maintenance, credit card processing, list fulfillment, shipping and more. Through its open API, M.O.M. connects to virtually any eCommerce platform as well as SiteLINK , the company's cloud-hosted eCommerce solution. With M.O.M. and SiteLINK, SMB clients manage over a million online shoppers daily, nearly ten million in gross merchandise sales every day, and optimize over $4 billion in inventory. Dydacomp's solutions provide them with the keys to drive business growth. For more information, visit www.dydacomp.com.

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