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Traditional fulfilment has been evolving for a long time. In the 60s people would call their fish ‘n’ chip shop or grocer ahead of time to arrange their order. Calling ahead to set aside or ‘reserve in store’ has been commonplace for decades. Now, in some locations, you can order your favourite grocery items or […]

Tech giants are hoping the global craze of livestream shopping will catch on in Australia, as e-commerce platform Shopify becomes the latest company to roll out tools for customers to buy products while watching videos from their favourite content makers.   NYSE-listed Shopify, which makes technology for businesses to build websites and process online transactions,

Australian omnichannel experience platform, Brauz has partnered with Stripe to power its ‘Commerce Anywhere’ shopping cart.   Stripe will be integrated into Brauz’s video commerce offering, which was launched last year in collaboration with Zoom. Through Video Appointments customers connect to stores anywhere in the world via Zoom, and are able to purchase items during

BigCommerce was named Solution Provider of the Year in the 2022 Australian Vendors In Partnership (VIP) awards announced last night during the Retail Global conference on the Gold Coast.   Aligent Consulting was named Agency Partner of the Year and Jason Wyatt of Marketplacer Industry Person of the Year.   According to the Retail Global

Brauz, the Australian omnichannel experience platform, has teamed up with Zoom with the aim of bringing video to everyday shopping experiences.   The collaboration allows customers to book a virtual appointment directly through a company’s website, making an appointment with a consultant or in real-time while reviewing a product or service online.   Customers receive

Zoom videos helped Australians cut down on business travel and stay connected with work, friends and family during the pandemic. Now they are helping consumers shop without going into stores and boosting online sales for retailers.   A Melbourne e-commerce start-up, Brauz, has achieved a major coup by linking up with Zoom Video Communications to

Australian omnichannel experience platform Brauz has expanded its platform to allow customers to shop physical stores from their own homes via Zoom, helping retailers struggling with lockdown and restrictions to sell direct to their audience. Customers can now organise to book a virtual shopping appointment through Brauz client’s websites, which will prompt an email and

Throw together a supercut of politicians saying ‘unprecedented times’, your best (oldest) pair of track pants, and not being able to find loo roll or yeast at the supermarket: and you have the year 2020.   As those of us who are now on a first-name basis with the local postman will know, 2020 has

Melbourne’s brightest young businesspeople will gather on the banks of the Yarra River tonight for the Melbourne Young Entrepreneur Awards 2019.   The city has become a hub of innovation over the last decade, neatly complementing its rich corporate history.   Startup success stories like Afterpay, Airwallex, Webjet, and Seek were all born in the

Brauz is helping bridge the gap between digital and physical browsing with its new feature ‘Reserve in Store’.   Shoppers now have the opportunity to reserve items online and head in-store to try them on, thanks to the ‘Reserve in Store’ platform, provided by Brauz. The feature gives customers the opportunity to book in a