Local Express POS is an end-to-end food eCommerce platform that helps Supermarkets and Grocery chains create website, process orders quickly, get started with social media management, and streamline their shipping and delivery process.

It’s an online storefront that offers shipping, delivery, and in-store pickup. So, store owners are saved from the hassle of coordinating with third-party marketplace services like Instacart and Doordash.

It’s integration with 24Seven Commerce’s Octopus Bridge plugin adds to the existing functionality and helps store owners meet the rising demand for fresh produce effortlessly. Here’s how:

• Allows store owners to adapt omnichannel sales and strategy: The biggest challenge store owners face when going omnichannel is disorganized data which has a negative impact on customer experience.

Octopus Bridge integrates data from all online and offline stores so customers can pick up where they left off from any platform.

• Eliminates stock outs: “Out of stock” situations or “stock outs” happen majorly because of poor inventory management.

Octopus Bridge synchronizes inventory across online and offline stores in real-time and sends notifications when the stock falls below a certain level to prevent instances of stockouts and ensure that online stores are updated regularly.

• Offers more delivery options: The Covid-19 pandemic amplified the “Amazon Effect” where consumers expect free shipping and fast delivery times. But local stores and most online businesses can’t keep up with the eCommerce giant in this regard, so customers have turned towards curbside pickup.

Curbside pickup or Buy Online Pick-up In Store (BOPIS) is a popular delivery option which allows customers to place an order online and pick it up at the nearest store. It allows businesses to save on shipping costs and provide better customer-experience.

The most crucial aspect when it comes to offering this delivery option is maintaining an updated inventory and the Octopus Bridge plugin greatly helps with that as seen by the point above.

In short, the integration helps users deliver a truly omnichannel experience and meet consumer demands with ease.

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About 24Seven Commerce:

We provide a cloud-based platform that enables retailers to sell online and synchronize online sales, shoppers and inventory with in-store point-of-sale (POS).

We're the leading providers of Integration-as-a-Service and have served clients in 20+ countries. Our mission is to make integrated eCommerce accessible to every retailer by offering affordable eCommerce technology for owners of brick-and-mortar stores.

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https://www.24sevencommerce.com/local-express-pos-integration.html

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Green Goddess Supply, a Massachusetts-based “cultivation to consumption” cannabis lifestyle brand, today announced the acquisition of Pot Pockets, a line of premium hand-crafted wooden carry cases for cannabis joints and pre-rolls. Founded in 2013, Pot Pockets were originally a labor of love, created to assist the owner’s sister with carrying her medicinal cannabis while undergoing cancer treatments. The small family-owned business has been hand-making Pot Pockets in Wrentham, MA, spreading the love to patients and recreational consumers alike.

“We absolutely love this product line,” says Green Goddess Supply CEO Eric Robichaud. “We have been reselling the Pot Pocket product line since 2017, and folks just love them. When we heard that the effort had become overwhelming and that the owner was winding it down, we reached out and started a conversation.” Robichaud said that the owner really wanted to see the product line live on indefinitely, but wasn’t able to continue herself, so he began exploring options to acquire the operations. “We have been able to setup manufacturing capabilities ourselves now, to replicate the same end product from the same process and materials.”

Green Goddess Supply has now produced its first batch of Pot Pockets made in-house, and has started reaching out to former customers to let them know that after a very brief pause, the product line is now available again. Green Goddess Supply is now working on some new varieties and options to expand the product line options going forward, with additional announcements imminent.

Both Pot Pockets and Green Goddess Supply are private, Massachusetts companies. Terms of the acquisition were not disclosed.

About Green Goddess Supply:
Green Goddess Supply, is a “Cultivation to Consumption” cannabis technology lifestyle brand offering a line of high-quality products to grow, store, prep and consume hemp flower and cannabis products. The company sells direct to consumers at MSRP through its website, and also offers wholesale and distributor accounts to brick and mortar storefronts and industry distributors. Green Goddess Supply strives to exceed expectations and delight customers with quality products and amazing customer service. Green Goddess Supply is a privately held company headquartered in Hopedale, MA with a satellite office in California. For more information about Green Goddess Supply, visit the website at https://www.GreenGoddessSupply.com

Green Goddess Supply Contact:
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An Ansel Adams signed and framed Yosemite photo from around 1959 sold for $38,750 at a four-day Western Frontiers auction held October 13th-16th by Holabird Western Americana Collections, LLC, online and live in the Reno gallery. The 2,100-lot sale featured Native and general Americana, mining, Express, numismatics, art, bottles, stocks and more.

There were five lots of Ansel Adams framed prints (and several for images taken in the manner of Adams – a testament to his enduring popularity), but it was lot #3022 – the large print of a snow-covered tree at Yosemite, thought to be part of Adams’s late 1950s winter shots that led to his signed and numbered edition series – that brought $38,750, making it the auction’s top lot.

Headlining the auction was Part 3 of the Gary Bracken collection. Parts 1 and 2 (also held by Holabird) were huge successes, and more great rarities from the collection of the Ponca City, Oklahoma lawyer featured Native Americana (to include baskets and pottery), Colorado and Oklahoma tokens, foreign coins, Colorado whiskey jugs, and saloon ephemera and billheads.

Following are additional highlights from the auction. Internet bidding was provided by iCollector.com, LiveAuctioneers.com, Invaluable.com and Auctionzip.com. Phone and absentee bids were also accepted. All prices quoted include the buyer’s premium.

Day 1, on Thursday, October 13th, showcased Express and philatelic and general Americana, geographically sorted and including miscellaneous categories such as gaming, tobacciana and musical instruments. A Gibson model ES175 Sunburst electric guitar with a factory Bixbee whammy bar and a dark swirl pick guard was a true beauty and changed hands for $3,500.

Also bringing $3,500 on Day 1 was an original ledger containing the Laws for the Governing of the Virginia City (Nevada) Fire Department, circa 1862-1877, signed into law by the Nevada territorial governor, James W. Nye, in 1864. Also, a full-face Wells Fargo advertisement for Adler & Galinger Wholesale Dealers in General Merchandise (Treasure City, Nev.), addressed to James A. Read of San Jose, who was a member of the tragic Donner party, gaveled for $2,375.

A Tonopah and Goldfield Railroad lantern with the original lock and key and red embossed Southern Pacific globe, 10 inches plus the handle and no patent info on the lamp, made $2,000.

Day 2, on Friday, October 14th, included political collectibles; militaria, firearms and weaponry; mining artifacts and ephemera; and stock certificates and bonds (with Colorado and Nevada mining, railroad and miscellaneous). A Colt Lightning model carbine rifle chambered for .44 caliber on a medium frame, having an 1887 birthdate and a 20-inch octagon barrel, hit $2,000.

A chunk of banded and dendritic gold and quartz pulled from the Sleeper main vein in Humboldt County, Nevada, boasting a beautiful cross-sectional cut face exposing native gold (electrum), in the banded quartz sequence, realized $1,562. Also, a suite of seven different buttons, badges and ribbons from Teddy Roosevelt’s presidential campaign, including a Progressive Party button and a delegate ribbon from the Republican State Convention of 1904 in Billings, finished at $1,375.

A rare stock certificate for the Upper San Miguel Gold & Silver Mining Company (with offices in Colorado and Michigan), certificate #389, issued for 500 shares to Henry Gerbs in May 1881, signed by company president A.T. Nichols and secretary John B. Corliss, hammered for $1,220.

Day 3, on Saturday, October 15th, highlighted art, Wild West and law and order, cowboy and numismatics (to include coins, currency and scrip, medals and exonumia, and tokens). Six items relating to the Lincoln County (N.M.) War, an Old West conflict between rival factions that began in 1878 in the New Mexico Territory (prior to statehood) and continuing to 1881, famous because one of the participants was William H. Bonney (aka “Billy the Kid”), sold for $5,000.

A letter written and signed by the famous lawman Sheriff Seth Bullock, written on “Sheriff’s Office” letterhead and dated July 3, 1874 from Helena, Montana, addressed to Geo. Callaway (Virginia City, Mont.), with Bullock thanking Callaway, earned $3,250. Also, a typed 1908 Wild West Show contract signed by both William F. Cody (Buffalo Bill) and Gordon W. Lillie (Pawnee Bill), plus Ruth L. Bailey (signed by someone else), all signatures clear, rose to $3,125.

A .9999 one ounce of fine gold 1914 $50 American Buffalo coin, in brilliant uncirculated condition, as new from the U.S. Mint, in a hard plastic case, designed to look like the Buffalo nickel, went to a determined bidder for $2,250. Also, a group of six tokens from the Ouray County town of Russell Gulch, Colorado, all six good for five cents each, achieved $2,375.

A collection of nine silver coins of Emperor Trajan (the Roman emperor from 98 to 117 AD), two cistophorus, two tetradrachms, 2 provincial denarii (Lycia and Bostra), two Roman denarii, Pax and Spes., all fine or better, went for $3,294; while two circa 1620 gold escudo dubloons, with a certificate of authenticity from Collectible America, found a new owner for $2,750.

Day 4, on Sunday, October 16th, was led by Native Americana (baskets, pottery, jewelry, rugs, apparel and artifacts, and art and ephemera); saloon and brewing ephemera; and bottles. A beautiful circa 1900 red mesa chief pattern rug, 6 feet by 6 ½ feet, left the gallery for $4,000.

A heavy vintage (probably old pawn men’s) turquoise and silver cuff probably Zuni (but could be Navajo), having an unusual inlay with an amazing variety of 42 turquoise pieces, the sides hand-etched with silver, coasted to $2,250. Also, a pictorial Apache basket, 4 inches tall on a three-stick foundation, having a waterfall design with four crosses and eight human figures that are symbolic to the land, made from willow (or sumac) and Devil’s Claw, hammered for $1,562.

A Mike Fisher jug (“Mike Fisher / Wine, Liquors, Cigars / Crested Butte, Colo.”), J28 in Preble, 11 inches by 9 inches, the cork possibly original, with a sloped shoulder, commanded $2,625.

Holabird has auctions lined up for December and February that will feature items from the S.S. Central America. The firm is seeking treasure-related items, ingots, gold nuggets and Gold Rush collectibles to add to these sales, which will feature “Treasures from the Land & Sea”. It is also looking for consignments from mining, railroadiana, Native Americana, numismatics and bottles.

To learn more about Holabird Western Americana Collections, visit www.holabirdamericana.com. Updates are posted often.

DesignRush- a renowned B2B marketplace offering reviews for IT service companies has included TechnoScore in its list of Top 15 web development companies in the UK. TechnoScore has consistently added several such milestones in its web development journey since 1999. The company has constantly evolved with top-notch innovative web development solutions helping businesses across the globe achieve their goals. 

The survey included over 450 web development companies in the UK who were evaluated on various parameters, including development rate, workflow, on-time delivery, number of satisfied clients, kind of technologies used, and many more. 

Here is the list of the top 15 web development companies in the UK launched by DesignRush October 2022 edition:

1. ITransition
2. ELEKS
3. Digital Easily
4. Bond & Bolt Digital
5. iTechArt Group
6. Zudu
7. Openxcell
8. GO ONLINE
9. Apptension
10. Classic Informatics
11. Devstars Ltd.
12. TechnoScore
13. Softermii
14. TRIARE
15. Top Notch Dezigns

Acclimatizing to Changing Business Environments

Innovation backed by a passion for technology is a trait that makes TechnoScore distinct from other web development companies. It dwells on innovating customized web development solutions for businesses while keeping changing consumer behaviors in mind. Especially during the pandemic, the company transformed customization options for websites and apps to help enterprises offer optimum convenience and flexibility to their end-users.

Mr. Murli Pawar, VP, TechnoScore, said, “We have been very curious to explore technologies to their fullest so that our company can develop top-notch web solutions matching the emerging requirements of global businesses. Moreover, our transparent workflow and client-centric approach toward web development helped us to customize solutions catering to our client's complex business requirements”.

About TechnoScore

Established in 1999, the company is a trusted web development services provider with a global reach. With over 20 years of experience in IT services, the company offers an array of mobile app & web development services to international businesses. Its hand-picked talent pool comprises professional IT experts across various domains. Hire web developers India at affordable cost  TechnoScore has always prioritized the unique requirements of companies from varied industries with top-notch and proven technologies.

TechnoScore has a worldwide client base where 80% of its clients are from the US, UK, Middle East, and Asia-pacific regions. From start-ups and SMEs to Fortune 500 companies, TechnoScore has thoroughly established itself as a pioneer in web development.

About DesignRush

DesignRush is a reputed B2B marketplace that offers authentic reviews for top IT services. It’s a perfect guide to finding trusted software service providers which are well categorized by their specific areas of expertise. Founded in 2017, the company lists over 15000 software agencies from more than 50 countries.