Save an extra 2 per cent on orders with TaylorMade-adidas Golf

TaylorMade-adidas Golf’s new B2B e-commerce platform, TMaG Direct, saves golf professionals time and gives businesses more margin.

Launched at the start of March 2017, the new B2B platform provides golf professionals and retailers with live stock information, online ordering for both standard and custom fit product, invoicing, and live order tracking. It saves time, saves phone calls and now saves money. From now until the end of June, all orders placed through the B2B site will include an extra 2% line discount on top of the already agreed terms.

During the first stages of development, golf professionals were involved with the building and testing of TMaG Direct, which ensured a smooth roll out with little adjustments moving forward. Darren Parris of North Foreland Golf Club states: “It’s a great system, probably the best in the industry to date and a welcome improvement to the business.”

The intuitive, simple ordering platform has transformed businesses and really assists the time conscious professionals, freeing up time for teaching and the servicing of a membership. Alongside the time saving, the extra 2% terms makes the transition from old school ordering to the online platform a simple decision. If you aren’t using TMaG Direct you are losing out on extra cash in the till.

“It really is a great system. It allows accounts to track orders, file and print invoices, check stock availability and place orders any time of the day. It cuts down the phone calls to area sales managers and customer service executives, meaning our customers obtain the information they need at the click of a mouse whilst freeing up our staff to properly service every account base,” says Travis Allen, Director of Sales & Service at TaylorMade-adidas Golf.

Register here now to save an extra 2% on all orders until 30th June: www.tmagdirect.com

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