XY Retail, a leading provider of unified commerce solutions, is proud to announce its latest partnership with Damiani, the high-end jewelry brand renowned around the world for its refined Made In Italy creations. This collaboration will see Damiani implement XY Retail’s state-of-the-art Point of Sale, Clienteling, Order Management System, Product Information Management and Digital Asset Management solutions for their 70+ stores in 12 countries and multiple continents to streamline its retail operations and elevate the customer experience.
“Brands like Damiani choose XY Retail due to our flexible system that caters to all aspects of retail, from e-commerce to everyday front and back-end needs,” said Susan Jeffers, CEO of XY Retail. “Through seamless API integration and the ability to maximize efficiency, XY Retail quickly levels the playing field for luxury brands battling against major digital competitors. We’re moving quickly to bring future-proofed capabilities to the luxury market and deliver the infrastructure to drive retailers’ entire end-to-end process.”
Damiani, known for its exquisite craftsmanship and history of technical innovation in design, will leverage XY Retail’s comprehensive suite to optimize its global retail operations and to boost the omnichannel sales. The integration of these systems will enable a more cohesive shopping experience across all Damiani’s channels, providing real-time visibility into inventory and customer data, and a customer experience on par with the unique heritage made of passion and attention to detail that is the foundation of the company founded by Enrico Damiani in 1924.
The implementation of XY Retail’s solutions is expected to provide Damiani with increased sales flexibility, improved inventory accuracy, and enhanced customer engagement. This collaboration underscores XY Retail’s commitment to providing advanced retail technology solutions to the luxury market and marks another milestone in the company’s expanding global presence.
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