A supplier story
A Top 100 promotional products supplier was growing quickly, with thousands of SKUs across a fast-moving product category. But the systems supporting the business were not keeping pace.
The website was rigid. The order management system operated separately. Marketplace integrations were limited. Product data, pricing updates, order workflows, and operational visibility depended on too many manual steps and disconnected tools.
As the business scaled, teams had to spend more time compensating for systems that did not speak to each other. Product updates required extra effort. Order and workflow data lived in separate places. Marketplace connectivity was not strong enough to support the speed and accuracy the business needed.
The supplier did not need another point solution. It needed a connected operating foundation.
The challenge
The supplier’s growth had created a clear operational challenge: the front end and back end of the business were not working from one shared data layer.
The website needed to support frequent pricing changes and thousands of SKUs. Industry marketplace connectivity was also important, with ASI, SAGE, and PromoStandards playing a role in how product and order data moved through the business.
At the same time, the operational core needed modernization. Order management, historical data, warehouse activity, import processes, and team access could not continue to rely on fragmented systems and manual coordination.
The business needed a partner that understood both supplier commerce and the operational realities of promotional products.
Why ewiz Commerce came first
The first entry point was the website.
The supplier needed a modern B2B commerce platform that could support frequent product and pricing changes, bulk updates, and native connectivity with key promotional products industry platforms.
ewiz Commerce provided an integration-first commerce foundation with intuitive product management, stronger catalog control, and a back end designed for how promo suppliers operate.
The engagement also built trust. Structured delivery, consistent communication, and deep industry knowledge helped show the supplier that aws promostack understood the complexity behind promo commerce, catalog management, and supplier workflows.
Why the engagement expanded
Once the commerce layer was addressed, the deeper bottleneck became clearer: the operational core.
The existing ERP and order management environment was aging, disconnected, and not built to scale with the supplier’s next phase of growth. The website and operations still lived in separate worlds, with no shared foundation for data, workflows, and decisions.
That is where the broader aws promostack ecosystem became relevant.
The supplier needed more than a commerce platform. It needed a connected model across ecommerce, ERP, marketplace integrations, data migration, warehouse processes, import management, and ongoing operational support.
What aws promostack is delivering
aws promostack is helping rebuild how the supplier’s business flows across systems and teams.
The engagement includes:
Website and ERP integration
Connecting ecommerce and operations through one shared data layer.
Native marketplace connectivity
Supporting integration with ASI, SAGE, and PromoStandards.
Historical data migration
Mapping and moving legacy records into the new environment.
Scalable warehouse and import management
Supporting a supplier operation that manages product movement, fulfillment, and imports at scale.
Remote team access
Creating a system foundation that teams can use consistently across locations and functions.
A broader operating ecosystem
Bringing commerce, ERP, services, and future-ready automation into a connected structure.
This is more than a software implementation. It is a foundation-level rebuild designed to help data, workflows, and decisions move together.
