GSG To Launch New Website May 15, 2014
May 5, 2014
Beginning May 15, 2014, Graphic Solutions Group (GSG), a distributor to the digital, sign, and decorated apparel industries, will bring an expanded and enhanced web-based shopping experience to its customers with the launch of the new and improved GoGSG.com website. GSG is taking its online services to a new level with additional and upgraded features and functions designed to make buying online even easier. This next-generation website provides advanced search capabilities along with enhanced product information. Customers can create multiple shopping lists for quicker order submission and benefit from an improved checkout process. In addition to real-time product availability, they can view their order history and product usage. Other features include e-invoice and bill pay options and order tracking and proof of delivery.
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