Znode, the multi-channel, enterprise-level ecommerce platform, launches its 9.7.3 feature release. The latest feature release involves merchandising, order management, marketing, content management, integrations, and sustainability updates. Znode will host a webinar series on Thursday, July 28, 2022, and Tuesday, August 2, 2022, showcasing specific updates and enhancements.
Merchandising and order management improvements include updates to child category inheritance and saved carts features. XML sitemap enhancements and search profile configuration updates improve marketing and content management capabilities. The feature release launches integrations to tools for product syndication and email marketing automation. Additionally, the release debuts updates to PCI-compliant payment gateways and bulk data import capabilities.
Ecommerce practitioners and administrators, marketers, customer service users, and information technology professionals are encouraged to attend the webinar series. The first webinar on Thursday, July 28, 2022, will showcase the platform’s marketing and customer experience enhancements. The second webinar on Tuesday, August 2, 2022, will unveil merchandising updates.
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Rupesh Agrawal, CEO of Amla Commerce, the parent company of Znode, says, “Improving the customer experience and B2B capabilities of Znode is at the forefront of the 9.7.3 feature release. I encourage Znode users and partners to attend the webinar series to learn about the new tools available for marketing, merchandising, and customer ecommerce experiences.”
Znode is a multi-channel, multi-store B2B ecommerce platform developed to provide manufacturers and distributors the ability to centralize management of all ecommerce channels. Znode offers a rich set of native features to easily manage content, site search, product information, and catalogs. Created for the unique needs of B2B ecommerce, Znode’s native B2B functionality supports account-based pricing, account-based catalogs, and many more native B2B features.