DJUST Launches New SaaS B2B eCommerce Platform

DJUST has launched a new Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) B2B eCommerce solution.

This eCommerce platform is specifically designed for B2B companies and their requirements and allows them to connect to any enterprise resource planning (ERP), warehouse management and customer relationship management (CRM) software, DJUST said in a Friday (March 10) press release.

“From handling their products, monitoring their customers, organizing quotations and identifying key performance indicators (KPIs) to other relevant day-to-day tasks such as inventory, pricing and payments, the DJUST solution has it all covered,” DJUST CEO Arnaud Rihiant said in the release. “It is everything they need in one solution.”

B2B payment innovation is becoming a top priority for many organizations.

Companies are reporting more usage of application programming interface (API) technologies, which enable them to support multiple payment options and tools as well as swifter payments by easily connecting to banks and third-party payment innovation partners, according to the “Embedded Finance Tracker®,” a PYMNTS and Galileo Financial Technologies collaboration.

DJUST said in its press release that its new platform “is built to cater to the modern approach required by B2B companies in adapting to changing customer behaviors, growing numbers of smaller to medium-sized businesses, and the demand of the digital economy.”

The DJUST B2B eCommerce platform streamlines manual orders and administrative tasks, provides personalized catalogs and simple order management, and adapts to different customers’ needs, according to the press release.

Because it allows businesses to connect to other software — a feature the company said is most significant — it can be implemented quickly and without disruption to their operations, the release said.

“These multiple back-end connections ensure companies can digitize and modernize existing infrastructures, workflows and internal processes without disrupting the entire IT system,” DJUST said in the release.

PYMNTS research has found that ERP systems are valuable tools for surmounting frictions that plague accounting departments, including invoice reconciliation and a lack of supplier portals.

ERPs manage and automate invoice creation, accounts payable (AP) and a host of other B2B payment tasks, reducing the burden on human accounting staff, according to the “ERP Solutions in B2B Payments Tracker®,” a PYMNTS and American Express collaboration.

Because of these and other benefits, more than one-quarter of financial institutions are currently offering ERP integration to corporate clients to streamline payments flow management, the report said.