NuORDER by Lightspeed partners with Nordic retailer Boozt

NuORDER by Lightspeed announced a partnership with Boozt, a Nordic digital retailer, to implement data-driven buying processes and support NuORDER's European market expansion.

The collaboration will replace Boozt's manual workflows and spreadsheets with NuORDER's centralized platform that connects assortments, orders, and product data. This integration aims to increase visibility in Boozt's buying process and enable more informed assortment decisions.

"NuORDER helps us work more efficiently, both internally and together with our brand partners, by connecting assortments, orders, and product data in one shared platform," said Evelyne Durhuus Daugberg, Buying Director at Boozt Group. "Early access to structured data in the buying process enables more proactive planning, sharper assortment decisions, and better forecasting across markets."

The partnership will provide Boozt with clearer visibility into its full assortment across multiple markets, allowing teams to make strategic decisions about product mix and allocation. The system is designed to help the retailer respond to shifts in customer preferences.

For NuORDER, the partnership represents progress in its European expansion efforts. Chris Akrimi, Vice President of Supplier Network & B2B GTM at NuORDER by Lightspeed, noted that the collaboration reflects a commitment to applying buying intelligence to strengthen assortments.

NuORDER operates as a B2B commerce platform for wholesale buying and selling. The company reports that more than 4,000 brands and 100,000 retailers use its platform. Lightspeed acquired NuORDER in 2021.

Lightspeed is dual-listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: LSPD) and Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: LSPD). The company serves retail, hospitality, and golf businesses in over 100 countries from its Montreal headquarters.

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