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Salesforce Commerce Cloud Ecommerce Implementation Tasks and Roles

Ecommerce Implementation Tasks and Roles

Ecommerce Implementation Tasks and Roles By Tectonic Salesforce Marketing Consultant, Shannan Hearne To effectively establish, improve, or expand your ecommerce presence, it is crucial to conduct a thorough assessment of the tasks and teams involved in achieving your business objectives. Whether you are embarking on a direct-to-consumer journey or managing an established organization with plans for new initiatives, the fundamental roles and functions of ecommerce remain consistent. In some cases, putting the perfect ecommerce implementation team together requires including a Salesforce partner like Tectonic to fill all the roles. Omnichannel (a term used in ecommerce and retail to describe a strategy aimed at providing seamless shopping experiences across all channels) strategies continue to be among the most compelling for brands, yet turning them into a reality poses challenges. With an estimated 90% of all purchases projected to happen online by 2040, the readiness of your business becomes a crucial question. Tectonic, as your Salesforce implementation partner, can help ensure your ecommerce readiness. As customers increasingly utilize multiple channels for purchases, expecting seamless experiences regardless of engagement location, omnichannel commerce holds more promise than ever. If you hope to promote an online store, the key lies in how you implement your ecommerce platform from the outset. From design to architecture to deployment, each step involves critical decisions impacting long-term success. Tectonic has the ability to help you make those critical decisions as well as a powerful pre-implementation discovery process to keep your ecommerce project moving forward in the right direction. Whether launching a new ecommerce business or migrating to a new ecommerce platform, the actions you take now will shape your future success. This step in digital transformation, a journey where there is no single case study for success among the estimated 26 million ecommerce sites in the world, is critical. Your roadmap will determine your potential for success or failure. Failure often stems from poor upfront planning, lacking a full understanding of the market, customers, and your own organization. Thoughtfulness in ecommerce implementation sets the stage for success. I once worked for a boss who’s mantra was “prior planning prevents poor performance”. In e-commerce implementations this rings true. There is not a guaranteed cookie cutter recipe for success. However, planning and putting into place the proper team is key. Key players in a smooth ecommerce implementation include: Scaling an ecommerce store requires thorough preparation, execution, and optimization. Brands gearing up to boost omnichannel experiences and derive value should establish goals, create a comprehensive plan, and align technology, product initiatives, and marketing strategies. Development teams implement features outlined in the roadmap, while UX and design teams ensure a seamless buyer experience. Marketing and merchandising strategies attract customers and foster loyalty, while development operations optimize backend processes for efficiency. Ecommerce implementation tasks and roles need to be fully staffed for success. Ecommerce Implementation Tasks and Roles Understanding how your ecommerce roadmap influences key activities and roles is crucial to grasp its impact on your commerce operations. Identifying ecommerce features aligned with your business goals and prioritizing them for development is critical. At Tectonic we put a huge effort into identifying your goals and creating a road map for your success. Depending on your development team’s skills and capacity, you may choose a minimum viable product (MVP) approach or a more aggressive strategy that emphasizes innovation and working with a Salesforce partner. Building teams supporting ecommerce success involves essential roles such as marketers, merchandisers, and UX designers. Mapping out necessary tasks and responsibilities within your ecommerce operations helps identify gaps in your team structure. This analysis enables informed decisions on hiring, reskilling, or engaging external experts from Tectonic to fill these gaps effectively. A successful ecommerce strategy requires expertise in user interface design, web development, search engine optimization, marketing, and a modern design understanding. Tectonic can supply manpower and training to upskill your team and organization for success with your ecommerce implementation. 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Salesforce Commerce Cloud Ecommerce Implementation Tasks and Roles

Commerce Cloud Explained

What is Salesforce commerce cloud? Salesforce Commerce Cloud is a cloud-based suite of products that enable e-commerce businesses to set up e-commerce sites, drive more automation and provide customers with seamless shopping experiences. Commerce enables retailers to swiftly establish an online presence, leveraging the capabilities of Salesforce CMS. Equipped with numerous out-of-the-box features, it caters to both B2C and B2B retailers, facilitating the creation of exceptional online experiences. Commerce Cloud encompasses standard Salesforce features, exhibiting mobile readiness, seamless integration with Service Cloud, and compatibility with other Salesforce products. Additionally, it incorporates Einstein AI-enabled functionalities. Noteworthy examples of SFDC Commerce Cloud implementation can be observed through prominent Salesforce customers like Puma and Adidas. The platform offers two variants, each catering to distinct customer focuses: Scale commerce with confidence on the most complete platform. Simplify everything from setting up your digital storefront to driving sales on any customer touchpoint with AI and automation powered by the Einstein 1 Platform. Salesforce Commerce capabilities enable you to cover more touchpoints with your customers, deliver personalized services to them, launch in new markets faster, and boost conversions. It helps you make analytics-based decisions to provide truly unforgettable services to your shoppers. Like1 Related Posts Salesforce OEM AppExchange Expanding its reach beyond CRM, Salesforce.com has launched a new service called AppExchange OEM Edition, aimed at non-CRM service providers. Read more The Salesforce Story In Marc Benioff’s own words How did salesforce.com grow from a start up in a rented apartment into the world’s Read more Salesforce Jigsaw Salesforce.com, a prominent figure in cloud computing, has finalized a deal to acquire Jigsaw, a wiki-style business contact database, for Read more Service Cloud with AI-Driven Intelligence Salesforce Enhances Service Cloud with AI-Driven Intelligence Engine Data science and analytics are rapidly becoming standard features in enterprise applications, Read more

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Salesforce Order Management

Salesforce Order Management Explained

An Entire Solution for Commerce In addition to both B2B and B2C Commerce Cloud, Salesforce has introduced Order Management, an application constructed on the core Salesforce platform. This application facilitates order fulfillment through automated workflows. What is Salesforce Order Management? It’s a platform for managing orders, customer records, fulfillment, inventory visibility, payments and invoicing, and customer care. Since Order Management is integrated with Salesforce CRM, it enables seamless integration with Service Cloud, assisting in handling customer requests and returns. Moreover, the Salesforce Platform can be leveraged to address any specific custom requirements you may have. Use Order Management with Service Cloud to give service agents a single view of order and service history to ensure timely processing of requests. Order Management is your central hub for handling all aspects of the order lifecycle, including order capture, fulfillment, shipping, payment processing, and service. The entire batch of data involved is all in one place, one single system of truth. With the Order Management app: Salesforce Mobile App The Salesforce mobile app is designed for easy data access on the go. You can view Salesforce Order Management record pages on the mobile app, but you can’t access its console features, like screen flows. Use Order Management to automate and manage the order lifecycle from order capture through fulfillment and post-fulfillment service. You can also store data for orders that are managed outside of Order Management. Order Management objects, together with existing objects, represent the elements of an order as the order progresses through the order lifecycle. The process for creating records in Order Management depends on your storefront. For example, if you use Salesforce B2C Commerce, the B2C Commerce Integration imports order data into Order Management. The terms “item” and “product” are used interchangeably throughout Order Management. Usually, technical areas like APIs and flow actions use “item,” while the user interface uses “product.” Order Management works with Salesforce Flow, which makes it easy for you to create manual and automated functions. We provide out-of-the-box flow templates for processes such as order summary creation, placing orders on behalf of shoppers, order fulfillment, and order servicing. Salesforce Order Management QA Is Salesforce Commerce cloud an Order Management System? The Salesforce Order Management System is the heart of Commerce Cloud, handling everything from processing orders, accepting payments online, communicating with suppliers, tracking orders, coordinating shipment schedules, and processing returns. Is Salesforce an OMS? Salesforce’s Order Management System enables businesses to make their selling process more efficient and improve the overall customer experience. What is the difference between CRM and order management? A customer relationship management (CRM) is a tool that handles customer data like contact information and past purchases. On the other hand, an order management system (OMS) tracks orders and automates order management tasks. What are the benefits of Salesforce OMS? One of the key benefits of integrating Salesforce OMS with e-commerce is that it enables companies to cut costs. The integration allows companies to manage their logistics processes more efficiently and better align their inventory levels with customer demand. Contact Tectonic today to explore an OMS solution for your business. Like Related Posts Salesforce OEM AppExchange Expanding its reach beyond CRM, Salesforce.com has launched a new service called AppExchange OEM Edition, aimed at non-CRM service providers. Read more The Salesforce Story In Marc Benioff’s own words How did salesforce.com grow from a start up in a rented apartment into the world’s Read more Salesforce Jigsaw Salesforce.com, a prominent figure in cloud computing, has finalized a deal to acquire Jigsaw, a wiki-style business contact database, for Read more Service Cloud with AI-Driven Intelligence Salesforce Enhances Service Cloud with AI-Driven Intelligence Engine Data science and analytics are rapidly becoming standard features in enterprise applications, Read more

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