Ecommerce automation and AI: Which decisions to automate first
Thursday, November 12th | 11AM EST | 4PM GMT
Your orders run on decisions. Here’s how to automate the right ones.
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Every order sets off a chain of small decisions: which stock, which warehouse, which carrier, which service. Repeated thousands of times, those decisions cost time, margin, and customer trust.
AI and automation can cut those costs.
Rules-based automation handles the repeatable decisions, and AI helps teams find the ones worth automating next.
Join Bill Peden and Lucy Allen from Linnworks for a practical walk-through, with Linnworks data, new survey research, and a real customer story along the way.
You'll learn:
- How to spot the decisions hiding inside every order, from stock and warehouse choice to carrier and service selection
- How AI and automation work together, with new survey data on how retailers use and trust AI, and how Spotlight AI spots the manual work costing the most time and recommends the rule to automate it
- A four-step framework for deciding what to automate first: spot it, prioritize it, automate it, measure it, including the tools to run it
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Meet our speakers
Bill Peden
Global Manager of Solution Engineering, Linnworks
Bill Peden is an inventory management veteran who helps retailers solve complex problems and upgrade their online selling operation. Based out of Nashville, TN, Bill spends his days helping businesses simplify their ecommerce operations while finding time to perfect his fly fishing game and cook overly complicated meals for school nights.
Lucy Allen
Director of Product and Partner Marketing, Linnworks
With over five years of experience at Linnworks, Lucy has driven the evolution of product and partner marketing. From launching customer masterclasses and user groups to shaping go-to-market strategy, she’s passionate about connecting customers, partners and products in ways that drive business success and eliminate friction from day-to-day commerce operations.
