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Intoscape Launches Total Commerce Management For Netsuite New Vertical Application Helps eCommerce Businesses Do More with Less SAN MATEO, Calif. and LONDON - Intoscape, a UK software developer, today launched Total Commerce Management for NetSuite, an application suite designed to automate and integrate key business processes including those in the supply chain management, procurement, competitor monitoring and pricing systems and with particular emphasis on fast-moving eCommerce companies. It is powered by the NetSuite Business Operating System (NS-BOS) (see accompanying press release), from NetSuite Inc. (NYSE: N), a leading vendor of on-demand, integrated business management application suites that provide Accounting / Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and eCommerce software for small and medium-sized businesses and divisions of large companies. Total Commerce Management for NetSuite automates the make-or-break merchandising activities of a business: from supplier sourcing and competitor analysis to margin-based pricing calculation, inventory management and catalogue updates, substantially reducing the resources and time required to perform these critical functions. For more information about this solution, please visit www.netsuite.com/IntoScape
TCM launches Intoscape, the world’s most advanced integrated e-commerce platform
E-commerce businesses who need to operate with new levels of efficiency, profitability and competitive performance are the target for Intoscape, the world’s most advanced integrated e-commerce platform, launched today by Total Commerce Management (TCM). Intoscape has been constructed from the ground up as a fully integrated suite of component applications which combine ‘best practice’ from multiple disciplines and let them work seamlessly together in a single environment. It addresses the most critical business functions standing between e-commerce retailers and commercial success, including supply chain management, competitor monitoring, automated pricing and content, procurement optimisation and data exchange and integration with existing or new ERP environments.
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