Global e-commerce provider Pitney Bowes is the latest company to adopt digital payments processing. The firm said it will begin accepting bitcoin for its online sales in early 2015. This engine is part of the plan to utilise e-commerce shipping solutions in response to growing demands from the online market. This holistic platform will enable e-tailers to manage all their deliveries and transactions in a simpler, more efficient way. Pitney Bowes aims to digitise all its processes, including sending invoices and promotional material via online channels such as mobile apps and email, in keeping with increased uptake of mobile and online shopping, giving customers more choices, freedom and flexibility. This one-stop platform is one of several digital strategies, developed to take advantage of changes in customer shopping habits.
Global e-commerce provider Pitney Bowes is the latest company to adopt digital payments processing. It has moved away from traditional methods of customer fulfilment with the launch of a cloud-based payments engine that will track business transactions. This engine is part of the plan to utilise e-commerce shipping solutions in response to growing demands from the online market. This holistic platform will enable e-tailers to manage all their deliveries and transactions in a simpler, more efficient way. Pitney Bowes aims to digitise all its processes, including sending invoices and promotional material via online channels such as mobile apps and email, in keeping with increased uptake of mobile and online shopping, giving customers more choices, freedom and flexibility. This one-stop platform is one of several digital strategies, developed to take advantage of changes in customer shopping habits.