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  • Nedap partners with Aritzia to deploy iD Cloud, enhancing product availability and client experience.
  • iD Cloud ensures real-time stock accuracy for seamless in-store and online shopping.
  • Aritzia joins iD Cloud community, advancing unified commerce and inventory visibility.

Nedap, recognised for its expertise in item-level inventory visibility, has announced its collaboration with Aritzia, a Canadian brand celebrated for its Everyday Luxury™ offerings. Aritzia will implement Nedap’s iD Cloud platform to refine product availability and improve the shopping experience in its stores.

We provide a seamless, elevated experience to our clients,” stated Elisse Shank, Senior Director of Omni at Aritzia. “Partnering with Nedap will help us gain clearer insight into our inventory to further enhance our client services.”

The iD Cloud platform equips retailers with the ability to achieve real-time, item-level stock accuracy. This ensures that products are consistently available to customers both in physical stores and online. Additionally, it bolsters store operations with reliable and scalable processes.

Enhanced commerce workflows

Moreover, iD Cloud optimises unified commerce workflows, such as ship-from-store, in-store pickup, and smooth returns, providing customers with a consistent, high-quality experience across all purchasing channels.

Bruno Bakker, Director of Nedap iD Cloud North America, remarked, “We are proud to welcome Aritzia into our global iD Cloud community. Their strong focus on innovation and client experience mirrors our own vision. By enabling item-level inventory visibility, we are laying the foundation for truly unified commerce – helping our partners meet customer expectations seamlessly across every touchpoint.”

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