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Retail Anywhere, SPS Commerce to deliver POS, supply-chain solutions

April 26, 2012

Retail Anywhere, a provider of POS and retail management systems for midsize retailers, and SPS Commerce, a provider of on-demand supply chain management solutions, today announced a partnership for the NetSuite community. The joint solution delivers POS and supply chain solutions to help e-commerce and specialty retailers improve vendor collaboration, Branden Jenkins, CEO of Retail Anywhere, said in a company press release.

"Retail Anywhere's retail customers are actively seeking new ways to support their multichannel retail strategies, including enhanced vendor collaboration," he said. "With our new relationship, Retail Anywhere has a trusted partner with proven NetSuite experience to refer our customers to when they need supply chain integration and intelligence. We are pleased to provide the NetSuite community with next-generation POS, supply chain intelligence, social media and supply chain solutions that help retailers connect with their vendors and gain visibility into their business like never before."

As a NetSuite Solution Provider, Retail Anywhere provides its customers with NetSuite's ERP platform and required NetSuite retail modules along with Retail Anywhere POS. Retail Anywhere also works with existing NetSuite users looking to adopt an integrated point-of-sale solution. SPS Commerce's cloud-based supply chain services improve the way suppliers, retailers, distributors and 3PLs build their trading partner relationships and manage and fulfill orders with pre-built integrations using 3,000 order management models across 1,500 retailers, grocers and distributors.

SPS' Retail Universe, a social network for the supply chain, is designed to help the community's 40,000 members form new business partnerships based on product or integration requirements, Archie Black, CEO of SPS Commerce, said in the release.

"Our combined NetSuite solutions add value to e-commerce and traditional retailers as they use online and store sales and order information to reduce inventory levels, streamline their supply chain and align in-store and e-commerce initiatives using the cloud," he said.

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