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Podium launches enhanced integration with The Edge by Abbott Jewelry Systems

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(LEHI, Utah) – Podium, a leading AI-powered communication and conversion platform for over 100,000 local businesses, is proud to announce the launch of an enhanced integration with The Edge by Abbott Jewelry Systems.

Available now, this improved integration introduces robust data syncing functionality between The Edge and Podium, including a two-way contact sync and inventory sync between systems, as well as inventory item sharing capabilities.

“We are thrilled to launch this enhanced integration with The Edge, which marks a significant milestone in our continued commitment to the success of jewelry retailers. By merging The Edge’s powerful POS and inventory data with Podium’s communication and conversion tools, we are equipping retailers with unprecedented capabilities to deepen client relationships and streamline operations,” says John Foreman, Chief Product and Marketing Officer at Podium, “We are excited about the opportunities ahead as we continue to work closely in partnership with The Edge.”

“Abbott Jewelry Systems is pleased to announce the integration of Podium’s new and improved CRM solution,” says Mike Abbott, Director of Sales at The Edge, “The new solution which will bidirectionally synchronize customers, upload Edge inventory items to Podium enabling Edge users to text their customers links to products, descriptions, images and prices among other enhancements will make Podium an even more valuable tool to Edge users. We are always pleased to bring our clients a better product through our efforts and those of our valued partners.”

To learn more and request a demo, please visit www.podium.com. Current Podium customers can contact their Customer Success Manager for additional information.

Learn more about The Edge at www.theedgeforjewelers.com.

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