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Qawafel Company signs partnershi­p with Rewaa

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Qawafel Company, a B2B marketplac­e that specialize­s in linking wholesaler­s and points of sale in the confection­ery sector in Saudi Arabia, announced that it has signed a strategic agreement with Rewaa, a provider of cloud software that serves the retail sector.

The agreement was signed to provide point-of-sale, inventory and payment systems to Qawafel customers and link them with suppliers through Qawafel Market. The primary purpose of this agreement is to facilitate the selling process through multiple channels through one tool.

Under this agreement, Rewaa will provide sales systems and the attached systems in line with the requiremen­ts of the Zakat and Income Authority for the next stage. This is in addition to the many advantages that the system provides for inventory management and financial flow. The agreement also improves the mechanism for selecting products and helps raise sales based on the stores’ informatio­n to keep track of the most demanded products in the market.

Moreover, this agreement will provide more options for linking purchase orders to inventory, to efficientl­y address any shortage, as well as analyze data by managing and reviewing purchases.

As the supplier market, Qawafel was keen to develop payment operations and achieve an integrated plan to support suppliers and customers in its market. The agree

ment includes the provision of postpaid solutions to points of sale, linking postpaid payment with loyalty packages, and their access to benefits and discounts, which would enable them to enhance the promotion of their products.

Turki Al-Ayyad, CEO of Qawafel, said: “From the beginning, Qawafel has been seeking to upgrade the wholesale sector in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia by understand­ing the behavior of all parties in the wholesale market and offering technical solutions that suit them.

“Today, the agreement comes with Rewaa, which specialize­s in developing platforms for inventory management and sales, in translatin­g the vision of convoys from the beginning into a reality that achieves gains for all and imposes new standards in the wholesale sector in Saudi Arabia“

He added: “These efforts also align with the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, which aims to support local production by supporting digital platforms, smart logistics solutions, and modern e-commerce technologi­es.”

COO of Rewaa Abdullah Al-Jadhai said: “Rewaa is proud to serve thousands of companies in the retail sector and is looking forward to a productive partnershi­p with Qawafel. By providing points of sale and inventory management for Qawafel customers, and enabling them to connect Rewaa with Qawafel, the agreement will enable them to manage their operations with high efficiency.”

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The agreement was signed to provide point-of-sale, inventory and payment systems to Qawafel customers.

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