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Business-to-Consumer
Business-to-Business
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
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eCommerce
eCommerce means different things to different
businesses. However, all businesses can agree on one point.
eCommerce only lives up to its promise if it is fully integrated
into the rest business. For Navision's eCommerce, this means
that changes to inventory, including pricing, quantities,
and descriptions, are automatically, and instantly, synchronized
with your website. Conversely, new orders are downloaded
from your website and loaded into your business system for
further processing.
Whether your business works with consumers
or other businesses, Navision has an eCommerce solution
for you. For consumers, Navision's B2C functionality includes
a shopping cart, credit card validation, order tracking,
and account summary information.
If your customers are businesses, Navision
offers B2B functionality that supports established business
relationships. Customers can create their own sales quotes,
blanket orders, and sales orders. You can decide whether
sales documents must be reviewed and approved internally
or automatically accepted for processing. You can create
different pricing tables for each customer. For trusted
customers, you can even delegate authority to them to assign
and manage their own logins, minimizing your administrative
requirements.
Perhaps your business customers would prefer
to utilize EDI instead of going to your website. Navision
supports standard EDI documents, including orders, confirmations,
shipments, and invoicing. So you can let your customers
choose their preferred communication method.
Navision eCommerce hasn't forgotten about
the other half of your supply chain, your vendors. You can
setup logins for vendors on your website so that they can
check the status of payments, acknowledge drop shipments,
and even bid for your business through a reverse auction.
Also, you can communicate with your vendors electronically
through traditional EDI functionality.
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