Marketing and sales automation platform DemandBridge and print-on-demand provider Peecho have entered a partnership to offer DemandBridge clients unlimited print flexibility. Benefits for DB clients include localized printing, procurement, and immediate local tax compliance for international print orders, so they can enter new international markets with confidence.
Peecho’s checkout software is now integrated with DemandBridge’s DB Commerce platform. This integration enables users to order printed materials directly from the platform. It removes the complexities associated with legal and tax regulations, allowing DemandBridge clients to expand into international markets more easily.
Furthermore, Peecho’s global network and localized printing approach not only benefits the environment, but also minimizes shipping and logistics issues. It provides clients with the most efficient, cost-effective and sustainable print experience to date.
“This will revolutionize how our clients approach their print logistics on a global scale,” says Glenn Miller, president of distributor management solutions at DemandBridge. “By expanding our DB Commerce platform with a robust global print network, DemandBridge is empowering them to think globally and streamline their printing processes. Aside from extending their reach into new international markets, it enhances their customer service and boosts their competitive advantage. In the end, this provides them with a more predictable cost structure, faster supply chain times, and a seamless printing experience.”
“We’re excited about the possibilities that this partnership offers,” Lachlan Hicks, partnerships and new market development manager at Peecho says. “DemandBridge has been a huge player in the U.S. e-commerce ecosystem for many years. Now that we’ve teamed up to enable international ordering capabilities, we’re confident domestic and international clients will be thrilled to collaborate on a global scale.”
Source: DemandBridge
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