TrueCommerce, a global provider of trading partner connectivity and integration solutions, and IndustryBuilt, a provider of industry-specific ERP software, have announced they are partnering to deliver advanced commerce network solutions to the food industry and equipment business management organizations across North America.

“IndustryBuilt is the leader in these industry verticals,” said Mike Gross, Vice President, Global Product Strategy & Development with TrueCommerce. “TrueCommerce also serves a large community of customers in these segments with supply chain collaboration, integration and fulfillment capabilities. We are excited to partner with IndustryBuilt to deliver a broader set of unified commerce services to food manufacturing and equipment services industries.”

The partnership connects the IndustryBuilt ecosystem with TrueCommerce Foundry—a broad set of unified commerce services and apps that links customers, suppliers, channels, and systems. This platform revolutionizes supply chain visibility and collaboration by helping organizations make the most of their omnichannel initiatives through business P2P connectivity, order management, collaborative replenishment, intelligent fulfillment, cross-functional analytics, and product information management.

The solution leverages TrueCommerce’s Global Commerce Network which, includes over 92,000 pre-connected retailers, distributors, and logistics service providers. A true managed services provider, TrueCommerce manages the onboarding process for new trading partners as well as the ongoing management of trading partner specific mapping and labeling changes.

“IndustryBuilt is always looking for enabling technologies that will help our customers run their businesses better,” says Ryan McGinnis, IndustryBuilt Director of Product Marketing. “Our relationship with TrueCommerce will offer our customers and prospective customers in the food manufacturing and equipment dealer industries with one complete solution to manage commerce in both their upstream and downstream supply chains.”