Tulip

Tulip
Booth # 5952
Kitchener, ON
Canada
Tulip is the world’s largest cloud-based retail customer engagement platform provider, with best-in-class Clienteling and POS capabilities that let retailers realize the full potential of omnichannel commerce. The world's most iconic retailers like David Yurman, Versace, Jimmy Choo, Mulberry, Saks Fifth Avenue, Ferragamo, COACH, and Michael Kors use Tulip to modernize the shopping experience, creating personalized shopping journeys that increase sales and improve customer loyalty across channels. Tulip enables retailers to build deeply personal connections with customers, fulfill orders, close out purchases, and maximize store associate productivity and performance.

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Clienteling

Tulip Clienteling is a mobile client relationship and sales management solution designed for specialty apparel, accessories, and hard goods that seek greater loyalty and higher average order value. Our approach helps sales associates build and sustain genuine, 1-to-1 relations with their clients, at scale, while driving greater transparency and more reliable attribution for store managers and retail operations leaders.
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Appointments for Tulip Clienteling

Appointments for Tulip Clienteling is a complete appointment management system for best-in-class retailers seeking an easy, reliable, and effective solution for sales associates to book in-store or virtual appointments with their customers. This is vital for retailers striving to deliver personalized service when it suits the customer. Our customers choose Appointments for Tulip Clienteling for its native clienteling design, its ease of use, and its effectiveness.
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Point of Sale

For mid-market retailers strategically focused on delivering a more modern, personalized, and mobile customer checkout experience, Tulip POS is a point of sale system running on Apple iOS that offers more deployment flexibility, better access to customer data, and a modern UI. This is vital for best-in-class retailers because they put increasing effort into improving the store experience to meet client expectations, but typically undermine all that effort with a poor checkout experience.