B2B and B2C experience
Customer journeys, catalogs, accounts and ordering appropriate to the business model.
Custom B2B, B2C and multivendor commerce experiences spanning catalogs, orders, seller operations, administration, integrations and mobile touchpoints.
Organizations planning a new commerce platform, marketplace or significant modernization of existing digital trade.Commerce is an operating system, not only a storefront. Catalog, pricing, seller, order, payment, fulfillment and service responsibilities must work together.
Nexynto defines the commerce model and operational boundaries before designing storefront, portal, administration and integration experiences.
Customer journeys, catalogs, accounts and ordering appropriate to the business model.
Multivendor onboarding, seller portals and administrative workflows where scoped.
Connect agreed payments, inventory, order, finance or fulfillment systems and maintain the application lifecycle.
Architecture is confirmed against the actual platforms, access, data and operating responsibilities in scope.
Storefront, mobile, buyer account and seller journeys.
Catalog, pricing, order and marketplace rules within the agreed scope.
Administration and approved external-system boundaries.
Define business model, journeys, operations and architecture.
Build prioritized experiences and operational capabilities.
Connect, stabilize and evolve an existing commerce application.
Account-aware catalogs and ordering around business relationships.
A responsive customer journey linked to operational processes.
Buyer, seller and administrator experiences with explicit governance.
Products are evaluated against the requirement and maturity shown on their corporate detail pages; a service engagement does not imply every product capability is available.
Providers and interfaces confirmed during solution design.
Ownership, mappings, failures and reconciliation defined per system.
No. Sellola is referenced as Nexynto’s in-development portfolio direction for B2B, B2C and multivendor commerce.
Yes. Responsibilities, interfaces, decision rights and handover expectations are defined explicitly for a collaborative delivery model.
Support and enhancement scope can be agreed after launch, including ownership boundaries, response expectations and the release process.
Share the current environment, users, priorities and outcome. Nexynto will help determine an appropriate product, service or custom-delivery path.