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Nissan Forklift launches NFCdirect.com

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NFCdirect.com allows Nissan Forklift to provide more personalized content.
Nissan Forklift Corporation recently launched NFCdirect.com, a new online portal for Nissan Forklift’s dealers and other partners.

NFCdirect.com allows Nissan Forklift to provide more personalized content to its partners and simplifies many online processes.

The system makes ordering easier by allowing users to make complete orders from their own spreadsheets by uploading an Excel file instead of individually ordering each item needed. It also offers one-click reordering, making it simple to order items that require frequent restocking.

Its real-time inventory status reduces back ordering and helps dealers to stock parts more efficiently.

Some features of the new system include: an all-in-one search tool, activity overviews, order status and history summary, price quote histories, embedded parts catalog, direct upload of quotes and orders from the dealership’s business system and part recommendations. NFCdirect.com replaces the former individual online catalog and parts ordering systems, NicWeb and NicSmart systems.

“E-commerce is not simply about selling online. It’s about delivering a consistent brand experience across all customer touchpoints,” said Steve Cianci, director of marketing and product management, Nissan Forklift. “NFCdirect.com allows Nissan Forklift to deliver that consistent, customer-rich shopping experience to our dealers and partners alike through relevant content, simplified ordering and specialized promotions.”

“NFCDirect.com is very user friendly,” commented Amy Horner, parts analyst at North Coast Lift Truck. “It is a huge plus to be able to immediately see stock levels. It enables us to provide better customer service.”
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