Business software company blindfold has joined forces with the Software-as-a-Service platform BigCommercethe Canadian company announced on Tuesday (July 26).
According to news releasethe collaboration will help Vendasta partners to “deliver professional e-commerce websites to their small and medium-sized business (SMB) customers in a scalable manner.”
The integration will allow Vendasta partners to adopt BigCommerce’s Commerce-as-a-Service solution themselves or use Vendasta’s marketing services for delivery.
“Our partners often face a scale challenge as their product offering grows and customer demand increases,” he said. Janessa Yeomansgeneral manager of Vendasta sellers.
“E-commerce enabled websites and add-on features are in high demand. With this partnership, we can deliver BigCommerce’s modern, enterprise-grade solutions in new and exciting ways directly through the Vendasta platform,” added Yeomans.
Vendasta said its partners could soon enable the BigCommerce platform for reselling to SMB customers, giving them access to features such as online store creation, search engine optimization, hosting, marketing and the security The company said the integration will come in late 2022.
Read more: BigCommerce strengthens European presence
Earlier this month, Big Commerce announced that it had expanded its European presence to Norway, Sweden, Austria and Denmark, and its Latin American presence to Peru.
“The arrival of BigCommerce in the new DACH, Nordic and Latin American markets offers a localized, powerful and scalable open SaaS e-commerce platform to merchants in these regions who have not previously been offered these core principles in one solution,” he said. Meghan StablerSenior Vice President of BigCommerce.
“With our proven enterprise-grade e-commerce platform, merchants of all sizes will have the disruptive tools and innovative functionality, from headless to omnichannel and B2B, to create beautiful and engaging shopping experiences based on and strengthened because of advanced technology. batteries,” Stabler said.
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