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Running a 24/7 online business has become easier due to the arrival of a new, free-of-charge iPhone application for UK ecommerce platform Tiger Commerce, the ecommerce website software for online merchants and companies. The new app, mCommerce, enables users to access and respond to valuable real-time data relating to their online retail operation all through their iPhone.
Tiger Commerce has launched the iPhone app to complement its browser-based online shop software. mCommerce facilitates order tracking and on-the-move updates, allowing shop owners to stay in touch with new orders and new customer registrations, as well as historical shop data without needing to access a laptop or computer. Tiger Commerce clients can also use mCommerce to log into their shops Google Analytics account for up to date analysis on shop visitor data.
Neil Smith, ecommerce Director at GForces the company behind Tiger Commerce said: Conducting business over the internet is a 24/7 proposition, so its vital that e-tailers are always able to respond to new orders coming into the business, whether they happen to be in their office or not. mCommerce is designed to allow people to do just that. They will now have better access to their customers and to whats going on with their online shops.
Tiger Commerce is a ready-to-use, feature rich ecommerce platform for e-tailers and companies. With no contract and monthly payments of just 17.99 (plus VAT) or an annual package of 180 (plus VAT), the software offers a low financial risk option for businesses looking to sell online. Whether offering products or services, business-to-customer or business-to-business, Tiger Commerce can be used to create a professional and customised website shop. No software installation or download is required and automatic upgrades are included free of charge.
The new, free-to-download Tiger Commerce app, mCommerce, is available now at the Apple Store (http://store.apple.com/uk).
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