Shop Direct Mail Service For Online Order Service Zara

According to the Wall Street journal,

The direct mail system will be used for online order service.

This way of delivery will make Zara, like Amazon, the fashion business Asos, Zalando, faster to let consumers get products and enhance the shopping experience.

This way can also solve the shortage of network inventory, but the embarrassment of physical stores has increased the flexibility of brand scheduling inventory.

The system will be shipped from stores closest to consumers.

It is reported that the system will be launched online at the 2000 stores around the world by the end of the year.

Some recent studies have also emphasized the importance of online shopping speed. For faster e-commerce providers, ensuring the same fast logistics system is the key, so that more products can be sold.

In terms of speed increase, Zara has not slack off.

In February this year, its parent company

The intelligent operation system has been developed.

It provides acoustic technology to track passenger flow and provide virtual assistants for consumers.

Consumers can switch to the store mode by mobile phone App, and quickly find the desired product information.

In addition, Inditex has cooperated with the alerting equipment supplier Tyco to develop a security label microchip, including the style and size of the merchandise, so as to query the location information of goods in the supply chain.

The development of Zara electricity supplier is faster and faster. In the 2017 fiscal year, Inditex Group sales increased 14% to 5 billion 500 million euros compared with the same period last year, and the profit rose 18% to 654 million euros.

During the financial period, the Zara business grew significantly, making Zara more than 2/3 of revenue for the group.

During the financial period, Zara is in Malaysia.

Singapore, Vietnam, etc.

Both have opened the electricity business.

According to the plan, the brand will also build an e-commerce website in India in the first few quarters of the fiscal year.

For the first 3 months ended April 30, 2017,

30 new stores have been opened worldwide, bringing the total number of global stores to 7385, distributing in 93 countries and regions around the world.