Webspar

 

James Hall has relaunched its online network with a fresh design and mobile capabilities. 

The Spar wholesaler introduced the new-look network this month, and has added a host of additional features since the system was launched 10 years ago. 

Created using feedback from retailers, WebSpar 2.0 has a “simpler, more intuitive” design and featured content bespoke to the individual user, so if a store is non-licensed the retailer will not see any alcohol products, news or information that isn’t relevant to them. 

The site also features a live weather feed, product recalls and alerts, latest news, deals and promotions and both branded and own-label product launches alongside a new search facility that aims to provide clearer information. 

“While the current WebSpar has been a good communication tool for the past few years, technology has moved on significantly and we wanted to reflect this with WebSpar 2.0,” said James Hall sales and marketing director Peter Dodding. 

“We took on board all the feedback that retailers gave us about WebSpar, and came up with this clearer, simpler and more intuitive layout. We are really confident that our retailers will find it much easier to navigate around the site and find exactly what they’re looking for.”

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