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What is Omni-channel?

It is the harmonious and uninterrupted operation of all sales channels such as stores, websites and mobile applications.

Overview

It is an approach that combines the customer's experience in a single center. For example, you can return a product you bought online from the store or easily purchase a product you looked at in the store from the mobile application.

Analogy: It is like the actors on stage in a theater play telling a single story in perfect harmony with the crew and lighting people backstage.

How it works

All sales channels are connected to the same database and customer information is kept up to date everywhere.

Where it is used

It is used in retail, e-commerce and customer service management.

Commonly confused with

The difference from multi-channel systems is that the channels are interconnected and synchronized.

Frequently asked questions

Why is omni-channel important?

It increases loyalty by ensuring that the customer receives the same service quality no matter which channel they use.

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