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Upgrading, Maintaining, and Supporting a Salesforce Native Shipping Solution
Zenkraft required ongoing support for their Salesforce integration cartridge, including upgrades and maintenance, to ensure its continued functionality and compatibility for users.
ZaUtre provided integration cartridge upgrade, maintenance, and support for Zenkraft's multi-carrier shipping, same-day delivery, and returns solution on Salesforce.
Ensured the reliability and up-to-date functionality of the Zenkraft (Bringg) integration cartridge for Salesforce users.
Zenkraft, a Bringg Solution, offers a Salesforce-native application for multi-carrier shipping, same-day delivery, returns, and estimated delivery costs. It integrates with over 200 carriers and is designed for various Salesforce Clouds including Sales, Service, B2B/B2C Commerce, and Order Management.
The core requirement was to ensure that Zenkraft’s integration cartridge remained robust, up-to-date, and well-supported for its users. This involved managing upgrades to newer versions, performing routine maintenance, and providing technical support.
ZaUtre provided comprehensive services for the Zenkraft (Bringg) integration cartridge. This included:
Through these services, ZaUtre helped maintain the quality and reliability of the Zenkraft (Bringg) shipping solution on the Salesforce AppExchange, ensuring that businesses using the cartridge could efficiently manage their shipping, tracking, and returns processes.
ZaUtre has been an invaluable partner for our SFCC cartridge maintenance. Their technical expertise and responsiveness have ensured our integration remains robust and up-to-date over the years. They've consistently delivered high-quality support that our customers rely on.
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