Customers
Watchmakers and jewellers who have stopped entering products by hand.
From single stores to chains, in Norway and Sweden. Here are some of them, and what changed.
Gullsmed Heyerdahl
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Mollstedt Ur, Karlstad
A watchmaker in Karlstad who got his time back, and more online sales.
Mollstedt Ur has sold watches in Karlstad since 1849. The store carries Seiko, Maurice Lacroix and Garmin, among others.
Klas Mollstedt used to enter the products himself. Now ProdUp adds them to the online store automatically, in Swedish and with images and specifications.
Gullsmed Heyerdahl
Ten jewellery brands. Now the till and the online store talk to each other.
The jeweller had a Best Value till system and an online store in WooCommerce. The products were online, but without item numbers and specifications, and the till and the online store did not talk to each other.
Once the online store was connected to ProdUp, ten jewellery brands came in with images and specifications, among them Georg Jensen, Pandora and Arne Nordlie. Each ring became one product with the sizes as options. The item numbers are in place, so the till finds the products.
Watchmaker chain, Norway
The new releases from Watches & Wonders were in the online stores the same day.
The chain is made up of independent watchmakers, each with their own owner and their own online store. Price lists used to be read in by hand, and new products added one by one.
When the brands presented their new releases at Watches & Wonders in Geneva, they were ready in every store’s online store the same day. That was when interest peaked, and several of the stores took pre-orders. Price changes from the brands now come in automatically, and discontinued products are removed based on the brand’s own list.
