OREM, UT, February 01, 2013 (Press-News.org) Doba, one of the largest providers of drop shipping technology and services in the United States, has introduced over 100 new data integration partners, making it easier for online retailers to load Doba drop ship products into their online stores.
In 2012, Doba added more than 100 partners to its Custom Data Export program including big names like Magento, BigCommerce, X-Cart, osCommerce and Zen Cart. Online retailers using one of these platforms can now use Doba to quickly upload thousands of product listings to their web stores, all formatted perfectly for their particular shopping cart via an exported data file.
In addition to the Custom Data Export partners, Doba has also added a few major players to its list of API-integrated shopping cart partners, enabling retailers to upload any of Doba's 1,500,000+ drop ship products to their online store in seconds with no export file needed. These new partners are 1ShoppingCart, 3DCart, Pinnacle Cart and Shopsite.
"What used to take perhaps several hours now takes a few short minutes for retailers that use these shopping cart platforms, " said Jared Sidwell, Executive Vice President. "They now can invest more of their time in product research and marketing to their audiences which will lead directly to increased sales."
Doba has a very ambitious product roadmap slated for 2013, including the addition of another 50 data integration partners. Several other new features in development will produce significant improvements to the user interface as well as new functionality and tools for suppliers.
About Doba
Doba is an industry leader in helping retail entrepreneurs and small businesses gain access to a consistent supply of wholesale, drop ship products to sell online. Doba simplifies product sourcing by providing access to millions of products, such as beauty supplies and wholesale electronics through a network of wholesale suppliers and manufacturers. Products are consolidated into a single catalog with images and descriptions, making it easy for the customer to pick and choose what they would like. They also provide tips to make selling on ebay easier those who are interested. From there the sold products are drop shipped directly to consumers. Doba's service fills the gap between wholesale suppliers and manufacturers on one end and retailers on the other end by providing them with a common platform through which to conduct business. For more information visit the company website, http://www.doba.com.
Doba Introduces Over 100 Partners to its Custom Data Export Program
Doba, one of the largest providers of drop shipping technology and services in the United States, has introduced over 100 new data integration partners, making it easier for online retailers to load Doba drop ship products into their online stores.
2013-02-01
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[Press-News.org] Doba Introduces Over 100 Partners to its Custom Data Export ProgramDoba, one of the largest providers of drop shipping technology and services in the United States, has introduced over 100 new data integration partners, making it easier for online retailers to load Doba drop ship products into their online stores.