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As an ecommerce retailer, we’ve been a digital-first company since our inception. We developed a best in class experience for our customers to explore, learn about, and purchase everyday sustainable essentials for every room in their home for over a decade. And as Grove grew, our customers and our website changed with us to keep up with ecommerce trends that soon became the norm. Today we’re excited to announce a major transition in our technology stack from our own homegrown solutions to industry-leading partnerships with Shopify, Ordergroove, and Tapcart. Working with these leaders will enable us to: * Lean into Grove’s points of differentiation on sustainability initiatives, merchandising, and product selection instead of maintaining standard ecommerce functionality. * Stay more current with evolving industry trends and consumer expectations while unlocking sitewide flexibility and scale to enable growth. * Improve acquisition, conversion, and lifetime customer value through solutions provided by Shopify, scaling recurring revenue through enhanced subscriber experiences and incentives with Ordergroove, and making the management and experience of our mobile experience more streamlined through Tapcart. * Become even more meaningful in the lives of our customers. We at Grove operate as a Collaborative because our partners have helped power our journey and the pursuit of our sustainability mission throughout our history. And we’re excited to expand our partnerships with our tech stack replatforming to propel us into the next phase of Grove’s transformation. Learn more about the announcement in Retail TouchPoints exclusive by Nicole Silberstein featuring Grove CTO and Co-founder Chris Clark.

Ordergroove

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Congratulations to Grove Collaborative on this exciting new chapter! 🎉 We’re looking forward to providing your subscribers with a more flexible and personalized experience alongside great partners like Shopify and Tapcart.

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Lauren Lowman

VP of Marketing at Ordergroove

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Congrats to the entire Grove team! Excited for what the future holds as we continue our partnership!

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Sara Hornung

Self-Care + Lifestyle | Mental Health Advocate | Content Creator @notablysara | Social Media Influencer | Instagram | YouTube

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What an exciting partnership to all parties! Congratulations! 🎉

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Tapcart

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We couldn't be more excited for this partnership! 🤝

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Trevor Heiblim

Helping the largest and fastest growing brands on Shopify connect more with customers @ Tapcart 🔥 Mobile Apps

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What an amazing partnership!

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Ash Mousavian

Manager Strategic Partnerships @ Tapcart | Accelerating Growth with Top Partners | ex Shopify

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Making Commerce Better for Everyone! The Shopify ecosystem at work.

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Halina Torresan

Marketing Director at The Unscented Company

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