Apr 11, 2022
April 11, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - ManageByStats has announced a new partnership with financial solutions provider SellersFunding. SellersFunding is a complete Financial Platform tailored for ecommerce to help merchants grow and scale their business, offering resources and solutions to help online businesses scale. ManageByStats is a software and solutions provider for Amazon sellers. Together these two companies offer a range of options for ecommerce sellers conducting business on all of Amazon’s marketplaces.
“We’re happy to be partnered with this unique and valuable company,” says MBS CEO, Philip Jepsen. “As the world of ecommerce explodes, and specifically the activity of selling on Amazon, the services SellersFunding offers have become vital for seller expansion.”
SellerFunding was founded on the idea that ecommerce is changing the landscape of retail globally as upcoming technologies change the way consumers behave. This continually-evolving ecosystem naturally creates new challenges that traditional institutions have trouble understanding, which SellerFunding was formed specifically to address. ManageByStats services Amazon sellers that need access to these sorts of resources.
“Quick and easy access to working capital helps sellers get the funds they need to grow," says Mister Jepsen. “Advance payments based on previous day’s sales, fee solutions, a financial toolkit for scaling your business and much more make SellerFunding a resource for any Amazon seller.”
For more on ManageByStats and their software tools for Amazon sellers please visit the MBS site or contact the company directly. If interested parties have further questions, ManageByStats may be contacted directly by email.
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