Travis Perkins introduces Online Trade Counter
Posted: Friday, June 2nd, 2023
Travis Perkins has launched a new online solution that allows trade account holders to shop quickly and seamlessly for products at trade prices without having to navigate through product information and payment screens. The Online Trade Counter means customers only need a couple of clicks to reorder products they regularly purchase, with their billing and delivery information stored in the system. This means that customers can order products straight to the site more quickly than ever before, according to Builders’ Merchants News. Travis Perkins has also enabled shared access on its platform, giving firms a new way to offer access to their Trade Accounts to their employees. Users can choose to give their team access and set permissions based on the tasks they want them to perform. By opening their profile, customers can share their Travis Perkins account with whoever needs it. After choosing their access type, those contacts will be emailed with access details. Kyle Leivers, head of digital at Travis Perkins says: “We’re always looking for new and innovative ways to create a better experience for our customers. We know many builders and tradespeople often purchase from a regular pool of products and want a hassle-free and frictionless route to ordering and delivering to the site. “They want to find the products they regularly buy quickly, be reassured it is at the same price they normally buy it at and delivered to a site of their choosing. The Online Trade Counter offers customers value, convenience, and consistency above everything else.”
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