The Client’s Retail Store, located in 76 cities worldwide, provides a shopping experience for customers with the convenience and variety of multiple brands, products, and solutions in one location. Customers can purchase computer hardware, software, and consumer electronics, while also receiving advice, support, and service from teams of technical specialists right in the store.
While successful in managing direct sales to customers paying with cash and credit cards, the Retail Store point-of-sale system did not have a system or process that could accept a Purchase Order (PO) as a form of payment from a commercial or business customer.
These customers were referred to a different sales channel designed to process POs and volume software licensing. However, this sales channel was not fully capable of selling the same array of systems and services available to a Retail Store customer paying with cash or a credit card.
Commercial customers preferred the same convenience and variety of solutions available at the Retail Store location. The Client realized that its inability to provide that same Retail Store experience had become a pain point for a broad number of business customers.


