Viking invests in Inretrn
Viking Growth invests close to SEK 100 million in Inretrn The Nordic growth investor backs the post-purchase engine built for commerce. Viking Growth, the Nordic B2B software investor, is inve...
Inretrn, a premier digital return management provider has teamed up with Brink Commerce, known for its leading Composable Commerce solutions. This partnership aims to seamlessly integrate advanced return management into Brink Commerce’s robust eCommerce platform, enhancing customer experience, increasing efficiency, and reducing costs.
Fredrik Hedblom, CEO of Inretrn, highlights the benefits, stating, “Our collaboration offers a more integrated and efficient return management solution, elevating customer satisfaction and cutting operational costs.”
Kristian Tysander, CEO of Brink Commerce, adds, “Partnering with Inretrn allows us to provide global merchants with comprehensive support for all eCommerce processes, ensuring businesses can easily manage returns and improve overall customer experience.”
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For more details, visit Brink Commerce and Inretrn.
Inretrn (formerly known as Easycom) is a leading cloud-native SaaS platform that helps global retailers to automate the whole process of item returns. We help e-commerce vendors and logistic providers to both reduce the number of returns and make returns management more efficient, with increased profitability and sustainability in focus.
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