In this sense, the company has relevant relationships in various verticals. In payments, for example, they have the collaboration of PayPal or Stripe; in deliveries they work with 99 minutes; On the subject of fraud prevention, they have clients such as ClearSale or Signifyd; in email marketing they work with mailchimp; while at the point of sale they work with companies like Square.
Even this platform allows businesses to reach their customers through digital markets such as Amazon, Walmart or eBay, or through points of contact on social networks, among which Facebook, Instagram and TikTok stand out.
Megan Stabler, VP of BigCommerce, said that this is an opportunity for businesses, regardless of their size, to be on a platform with a global presence and expand their reach.
The executive also highlighted the fact that its purpose is to “deliver a unified shopping experience”, as well as to establish an adaptation process to take advantage of the exponential growth of electronic commerce in the country.
“We want this region to be one of the most important for BigCommerce, we want to build success for businesses and generate trust in them, as well as being a platform that meets the needs of our partners,” concluded Berlim.