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Onlinefactory.Asia

Founded by : -, 1 January 2013

Philippines
N/A
51 to 200 employees
http://www.onlinefactory.se

About the Company

OnlineFactory.asia is an offshore outsourcing company specialized in e-commerce and online business with services such as customer support, content management and influencer marketing. OnlineFactory.asia was founded 2013 (as 3o-BPO) by Peter Eriksson with a background as co-founder of the Swedish fashion online company Nelly.com. Peter joined the new founded Nelly.com 2003 and was the COO on an amazing journey up to 2013 when Nelly.com had an annual turnover of MUSD 150. Around 2010 Peter started to outsource processes for Nelly.com to the Philippines. He decided to move to the country and focus on outsourcing and to help other e-commerce companies to be more competitive on a global market. The strenghts of OnlineFactor.asia: Pricing One of the most important reasons to choose an offshore outsourcing partner is of course the price. OnlineFactory.asia offer a competitive pricing compared what you can find on your local markets. Specialization Our founder is a former partner of one of the most successful e-commerce companies on the Nordic Market. We are born to be specialists in e-commerce and online business. Our employees have together several hundred years of e-commerce experience from companies such as Dell, Uber, DanielWellington, NA-KD, etc. Tailor made solutions We always tailor made and adjusting our solutions depending on our client´s needs. We believe that you are the expert on your own business and we look on our own service as an extension of your business. We are recruiting solely dedicated agents to get tailor made knowledge of our staff in each and every project. Usually we adopt the processes of our clients to 100% and work integrated in their own systems instead of forcing them into standard solutions.

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Manila, National Capital Region, Philippines

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