Sandicliffe is the East Midlands’ leading Automotive Provider, with over 13 dealerships across the region. Established in 1948, the company has grown as a supplier of Ford, Mazda, Nissan, Kia & ŠKODA models. Sandicliffe Shop is a result of the dealership’s success and was founded in 2010, supplying car products/parts, car accessories, tools/equipment, Thule Sports Racks, Carriers and Roof Boxes nationwide. Sandicliffe is a true multichannel retailer and sells via eBay, Amazon, and their website and manages all of these channels via Linnworks.
 
Kevin Beeton, Head of Internet Sales at Sandicliffe explains: “Before we started to use Parcelhub, we were looking for a company that could work with our order management system – Linnworks, which Parcelhub were able to confirm. They were able to integrate their system with ours allowing us to print labels off easily and quickly, which gives our employees time to process more orders each day; Parcelhub has therefore facilitated further growth and was also able to set up labels for each of the different parcel carriers we use daily. Linnworks makes it easier to list and manage all listings across multiple channels, including new orders from Sandicliffe shop, eBay and Amazon.”
 
“We were delighted to discover that Parcelhub could offer great prices, best-in-class customer service/account management and was able to integrate seamlessly with Linnworks. When we have needed any updates or need to install any new carriers, Parcelhub has been most helpful; not only is Parcelhub saving us money, but the label printing functionality is saving us many man-hours for a task that would otherwise have to be completed manually.”
  
Steve Riley, IT Director at Parcelhub added: “We are extremely proud to manage the distribution for an organisation that is so well recognised across the East Midlands. We will further develop our Linnworks compatibility by launching a .NET integration that is currently testing. This will allow our customers to access Parcelhub via Linnworks on the web and on their desktop.”