By 2024, the number of consumers using a food delivery service in the United States is projected to reach 69.9 million. What began as pandemic-driven behavior has turned into a continuing trend—diners enjoy the convenience of ordering food digitally and having their meal arrive at their door.

Today, countless merchants use third-party marketplace platforms to manage their customer data and relationships. These third-party marketplace platforms handle the logistics of end-to-end ordering and often incorporate built-in marketing strategies.

Every day, Ally acquires new opportunities, partnerships, and developments that further advance our business and mission. For our trusted investors and supporters, we have created a monthly newsletter that provides important information and updates all in one convenient place.

QR codes have recently taken center stage in the future of eCommerce, but this barcode technology is nothing new. In fact, the Quick Response (QR) code originated in 1994.

When it comes to picking software for your product delivery services, navigating the different options available can be hard. Many delivery services are hosted through a third-party marketplace app and allow merchants little to no control over what takes place when a customer orders a product.

When it comes to picking software for your product delivery services, navigating the different options available can be hard. Many delivery services are hosted through a third-party marketplace app and allow merchants little to no control over what takes place when a customer orders a product.

Most ordering and delivery platforms, such as GrubHub or UberEats, take a large portion of revenue every time a customer places an order. This chunk of change, often referred to as a commission, can quickly eat away at your business’ profits.

Every day, Ally acquires new opportunities, partnerships, and developments that further advance our business and mission. For our trusted investors and supporters, we have created a monthly newsletter that provides important information and updates all in one convenient place.

Most ordering and delivery platforms, such as GrubHub or UberEats, take a large portion of revenue every time a customer places an order. This chunk of change, often referred to as a commission, can quickly eat away at your business’ profits.

For years, the focal point of video game makers has been to create an increasingly realistic and immersive version of gameplay. Simultaneously, the blockchain community has been growing, working to create a decentralized version of digital transactions. Together, a realistic gaming universe with the ability to monetize activities has been born, known as GameFi.