In 1994, at a time when the World Wide Web was in its infancy, Rush Order built and launched its first e-commerce solution on behalf of an existing client that decided to put online marketing and order taking to the test. At the time, we were pushing the envelope in terms of what was possible for a direct sales campaign.

Since then, Rush Order has built numerous B2C and B2B e-commerce solutions that have processed millions of orders worldwide. In all of these years worth of experience, no two clients have requested the same solution of Rush Order's inhouse data integration team.

In understanding the inner workings of the security and data hygiene required to efficiently operate an e-commerce system, we soon found ourselves developing EDI tools that gave our clients the ability to communicate order data with big box retailers and distributors. Examples of recent data integration projects include Bed Bath & Beyond, Best Buy, CDW, Costco, Ingram Micro, Wal-Mart, Walgreen's, and countless others.

In addition, we have completed data integration projects to accommodate inhouse communications between third party systems and our clients' accounting and CRM systems. Examples of these systems include NetSuite, Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, and Siebel.

Rush Order has developed an unsurpassed expertise in the ability to manage and integrate data across multiple platforms, absent of technology risk. The result is better operational efficiency for Rush Order and its clients at a lower cost. We not only understand what it takes to effeciently move data, we also understand where the pitfalls are and how to build audit trails into the system.

From operations, to finance, to sales and marketing, our clients frequently leverage the far reaching experience of our data integration specialists in the ongoing management of their best profit generating efforts.