🏖️ Summer break is here! You deserve a break. Why not enlist some help with managing your store? Ahead, you’ll learn about a new integration, receive an invite to an exclusive webinar, and find out how you can work on not working so hard.
💬 From the community: Order Desk founder David dropped by our private Facebook community and left a special video for y'all. Watch it or request to join the group for free here.
It’s okay to ask for help
Does your team know how to use Order Desk?
This time of year tends to be a lull for ecommerce businesses. Your audience might be out enjoying the sun, so sales can dip in a lot of verticals.
Last month, I mentioned that it was a good time to audit your Order Desk store to make sure everything was in tip top shape. But this month, it’s a good time to start thinking about training your team on how to use Order Desk effectively. Wouldn’t it be nice to take a vacation knowing that your store is in good hands?
Most of our subscriptions offer the ability to invite unlimited users to your store, so the slow season is a great time to get your team added and acclimated before volume picks up again. And with the ability to set custom permissions, you’ll be able to ensure that only the most necessary data is available to certain invited users.
You can learn more about how to set that up right in our knowledge base at this link.
New integration
Brand new to Order Desk this month is Extensiv Order Manager (formerly Skubana). This new integration lets you push orders straight into Extensiv, keeping stock level and shipment updates in sync automatically. It’s built to support close knit operations that need coordination between your shopping cart and your Extensiv warehouse.
Come socialize!
We’re a friendly bunch. Follow the links below to find some posts you might have missed this month:
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Rattlesnake Meat Company
Curious about a new customer’s product, our founder ordered and tried some.
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Order Desk x JONDO
A global, customizable POD solution for creatives.
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Gonggi but not forgotten
Someone couldn't make it to a company retreat, but a little care package goes a long way.
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