More wholesalers choose Ordertools to enhance ecommerce capabilities

More wholesalers are choosing Ordertools to enhance their ecommerce capabilities.

Recent partnerships with Woods Foodservice, WestCountry Foodservice, and Savona Foodservice underscore the growing trust in Ordertools as the “leading ecommerce platform for digital transformation” in the foodservice sector. These companies join established names such as Turner Price and Dunsters Farm.

Woods Foodservice, a valued partner since 2020, transitioned from Magento/Adobe Commerce to Ordertools, unlocking greater efficiency and scalability. With a range of tailored features, Woods now delivers a faster, more responsive digital experience to its catering buyers, supported by real-time communication and an intuitive admin panel.

WestCountry Foodservice, part of the Kitwave Group, fully integrated with Ordertools in 2024. This strategic move reinforces Kitwave’s commitment to enhancing its ecommerce operations, providing a comprehensive platform with ERP integration, advanced marketing tools, and a more powerful storefront to better serve its customers.

Savona Foodservice has also adopted Ordertools, transforming its ecommerce operations across the Midlands, South East, and South West regions. This partnership reflects Savona’s dedication to leveraging cutting-edge technology to enhance customer service and optimise operations.

With continued investment in research and development, Ordertools (www.ordertools.com) aims to ensure its platform remains at the forefront of foodservice ecommerce. From native mobile apps to AI-powered search and robust ERP integration, wholesalers like Woods, WestCountry, and Savona are equipped to meet evolving digital demands.

“As more wholesalers sign up, Ordertools is rapidly becoming the go-to platform for the foodservice wholesale industry. Ordertools continues to lead the digital transformation of the sector, with exciting new features and innovations set to launch soon, further improving the capabilities of our platform,” said a company spokesperson.