Maximise Your Product Data: The Comestri Story | #200 - a podcast by Nathan Bush
from 2022-06-26T19:00:47
In this episode of Add To Cart, we are joined by Frank Nesci, the Co-founder of Comestri. Comestri is a central ecommerce hub that integrates, enriches and synchronises data from multiple business systems for retailers and marketplaces. They currently manage over 150 brands, close to 10 million SKUs and process more than 20 million order transactions a year for clients like General Pants,, The Iconic and Amazon. In this chat we discuss the importance of understanding business processes, how to navigate real time inventory and Frank shares his learnings from scaling Comestri and going international.
Links from the episode:
Shopify Plus and Strandbags (sponsored)
Questions answered:
- Can you share the most commonly used features of Comestri?
- Can you give us an example of how Comestri has opened up new growth opportunities for one of your retail clients?
- What do you think the biggest data challenge will be for retailers in the next couple of years?
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About your co-host: Frank Nesci from Comestri
Frank has worked across different industries using automation to deliver operational and business efficiencies. In 2008, Frank co-founded Flow Software to help businesses integrate data between disparate software applications including Ecommerce platforms. As omnichannel evolved, it was becoming evident that brands and retailers were challenged with managing and synchronising product information, price and inventory data across different commerce platforms in different formats. This led to the concept and development of Comestri.
You can contact Frank at LinkedIn
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