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By AI, Created 11:20 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – ETP Group will showcase its ETP Unify and Ordazzle platforms at NRF 2026: Retail’s Big Show Asia Pacific in Singapore from 2-4 June 2026. The company is positioning the demos as a live case for why retailers need unified commerce and marketplace management as omnichannel complexity grows across the region.
Why it matters: - Retailers in Asia Pacific are dealing with more fragmented shopping journeys across stores, brand sites, social commerce and marketplaces. - ETP Group is using NRF 2026 APAC to argue that unified operations are now a requirement, not a future upgrade. - The company is targeting enterprise retailers that need tighter control over inventory, fulfilment and customer data across multiple markets.
What happened: - ETP Group will exhibit at NRF 2026: Retail’s Big Show Asia Pacific from 2-4 June 2026 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. - The event marks the company’s third consecutive appearance at the show and its largest presence there so far. - The company will offer live demonstrations at Booth 601 of ETP Unify and Ordazzle. - A private demonstration or media briefing can be arranged through the company’s contact page.
The details: - ETP Unify is the company’s unified commerce retail platform. - Ordazzle is ETP Group’s e-Commerce and marketplace management platform. - ETP Unify consolidates point-of-sale, inventory management, CRM, demand forecasting, omni-channel fulfilment and customer intelligence into one AI-driven platform. - The platform is designed to give retailers a real-time view of operations and reduce silos across store networks. - Ordazzle is built for APAC’s multi-marketplace environment. - Ordazzle supports e-Commerce storefronts, marketplace listings across Lazada, Shopee and Flipkart, order orchestration and fulfilment from a central system. - ETP Group says the two platforms together are meant to connect in-store operations, digital storefronts, marketplace management and customer engagement. - Demonstrations will cover real-time operational visibility, AI-powered demand forecasting, personalised product recommendations, omni-channel fulfilment and 360-degree customer intelligence. - Ordazzle demos will also cover centralised storefront and listing management, intelligent order orchestration, cross-border commerce and multi-market expansion. - The company says the platforms are cloud-native and AI-powered.
Between the lines: - ETP Group is framing AI as infrastructure for retail operations, not a feature layered on top. - The pitch reflects a broader industry shift toward systems that can unify data and execution across channels. - The focus on APAC marketplaces signals that regional complexity remains a key selling point for retail software vendors. - ETP Group is also leaning on scale, citing more than 500 brands across 17 countries and 37 years in the market.
What’s next: - ETP Group will spend the three-day event meeting retail operators, technology buyers and senior business leaders at Booth 601. - The company expects to use the show to demonstrate how its platforms support replenishment, fulfilment and customer engagement in real time. - NRF 2026 APAC runs alongside an expanded two-floor exhibition, conference programming and an Innovators Showcase focused on the future of retail. - ETP Group says its broader platform stack also includes omni-channel POS, CRM, unified inventory, promotions, order management, warehouse management, logistics and marketplace integrations. - For retailers in low-connectivity environments, ETP V5 provides a hybrid omni-channel model.
The bottom line: - ETP Group is betting that retail buyers in Asia Pacific want one operating layer for stores, online commerce and marketplaces — and it is using NRF 2026 to make that case in person.
Disclaimer: This article was produced by AGP Wire with the assistance of artificial intelligence based on original source content and has been refined to improve clarity, structure, and readability. This content is provided on an “as is” basis. While care has been taken in its preparation, it may contain inaccuracies or omissions, and readers should consult the original source and independently verify key information where appropriate. This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, or other professional advice.
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