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Help for Retail and Wholesale Business

The coronavirus presents all of us with many challenges. Our first concern at Cin7 is the health of our communities. We’re following local guidelines, working from home to serve our customers, fighting the spread of the COVID-19 virus. 

Retailers and wholesalers face more challenges in the weeks and months ahead. We’ve been here before. Our community survives and thrives because they connect. They put great products into their customers’ hands. They work with agility to meet the ever-changing business landscape. 

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Business Insights and Tips From Cin7

  • Not online? It's time. How to quickly set up your online shop. Read the blog.
  • Turn your store into an eCommerce fulfillment depot. Read the blog.
  • See what supply chain lessons our customers have learned from the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the blog.
  • Learn how supply chain resilience has helped one brand. Watch video.
  • Learn how one customer learned to master processes to meet inventory challenges. Watch video.
  • Learn what retail categories continue to do well serving the homebound. Read the blog.
  • Take a few lessons from the Retail Apocalypse. Read the blog.
  • Inventory visibility is more important than ever. Read the blog.
  • How to adapt to the impacts of coronavirus on your business. Read the blog.

More COVID-19 Resources

Help for PPE Suppliers

Cin7 is working with businesses to help communities get the personal protective equipment they need. If you're a PPE distributor or manufacturer working to supply hospitals and first responders to combat COVID-19, we may be able to help. Qualified providers that need inventory management can get Cin7 subscription-free plus free implementation.

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COVID-19 Resource Center

What channels are best for reaching customers now?

Government quarantine restrictions around the world have forced a shift in spending patterns. Generally, there has been a shift to eCommerce and online marketplaces. This has increased sales for some retail categories as consumers prepared for extended lockdown periods.   

Our research shows continued demand for specific categories. Retail categories including health and beauty, games and toys, baby care, pet care, and outdoor/gardening products continue to see demand from homebound customers. Hardware, industrial supplies, sports equipment, and food and beverage also see continued demand.