Williams Commerce And Computoy Announce The Integration Of GPS And Map Locations Into MSeller

Online, February 25, 2013 (Newswire.com) - MSeller is one of the best ecommerce applications available for businesses. The application allows businesses to fully integrate their product catalogues with the IPad's touch screen, allowing customers to interact with their products. Mobile sales representatives can also process orders through mSeller, meaning there's little delay between a sales rep seeing a customer and their orders being processed.

By integrating map locations into mSeller, sales representatives can now plan their customer visits without needing to know every customers location. MSeller can clearly display a customer's location with pins on a map, and can even provide directions based on the order in which a sales rep wants to visit their customers. If a customer gets lost they can also use the IPad's GPS to locate themselves and use the directions to help them find their way back on the road towards a customer.

Computoy and Williams Commerce are eager for customers to being using the new abilities mSeller has, a Customer Liaison Representative for the company commented, "mSeller is already one of the most advanced ecommerce applications available. With the addition of GPS and map functionality, mSeller can offer more to businesses from one application, meaning there's no need for sales representatives to carry around maps or buy their own sat navs simply as mSeller can do it all for them."

Every business needs their mobile sales representatives to provide the highest standard of service to their customers, but they also need them to be self-sufficient and able to plan their work trips, which can be made faster and easier with the use of the new integrated systems in mSeller.

MSeller is an ecommerce application designed and built by Williams Commerce and Computoy to be ahead of the market in terms of ability and functionality. They are constantly working to improve the quality of the application, integrating new functions into it to achieve better usability.