TrueCommerce in the News

TrueCommerce's position as a leader in digital supply chain collaboration and connectivity is strengthened by this purchase.

When retailers closed and later reopened their stores during the Covid-19 pandemic, century-old apparel manufacturer and licensor Trau & Loevner was in for a ride, tasked with managing a rapid falloff and spike in order volumes in a three-month span.

Lucky for the Pittsburgh-based business, which produces and screen-prints T-shirts under a large portfolio of licensed logos across categories like entertainment, colleges, beer, candy, automobiles and cereal brands, it already had a longstanding partnership with EDI platform TrueCommerce.

“Together, we offer intuitive integrated solutions and connectivity that solve the challenges our customers face in growing their business across an increasingly digitized, global and complex supply chain,” says John Fay, CEO of TrueCommerce. “We are committed to enhancing and supporting DiCentral’s platform and I am pleased to welcome DiCentral’s customers and talented team to the TrueCommerce family.”  

Pittsburgh-based TrueCommerce, a global cloud provider of supply chain and trading partner connectivity, integration, and omnichannel solutions, said earlier today it had acquired Houston-based global B2B and API services provider DiCentral.

The acquisition fuels TrueCommerce’s vision for global growth with expanded services and integrations.

TrueCommerce officials said that by bringing DiCentral into the fold, it helps the company to expand its global network, add to its solutions portfolio, and also grow its geographic footprint. What’s more, the company added that this deal further augments TrueCommerce’s position as a leader in the digital supply chain collaboration and connectivity sector.

Logistics connectivity provider TrueCommerce is continuing its strategy of expanding market share through acquisitions, announcing it has bought DiCentral, a provider of application programming interface (API) connections between trading partners.

Venture capital-backed firm buys DiCentral as e-commerce expansion drives rise in supply chain complexity, suppler diversity, drop-shipping volumes.

TrueCommerce announced it has acquired DiCentral, which brings experience in automotive industry supply chains, offering its new parent an opportunity to serve growing markets like electric vehicle manufacturing.

TrueCommerce officials said that by bringing DiCentral into the fold, it helps the company to expand its global network, add to its solutions portfolio, and also grow its geographic footprint. What’s more, the company added that this deal further augments TrueCommerce’s position as a leader in the digital supply chain collaboration and connectivity sector.