Press Release

Press Release
Celerant Technology, a leading provider of omnichannel retail solutions, has been again recognized as the #1 retail software vendor on the 2023 RIS Software LeaderBoard. Achieving the number 1 position for 4 years and ranking in the top-5 for 14 years, Celerant is the most consistent top-ranked point of sale and eCommerce software provider in the market.
Each year, the RIS News LeaderBoard ranks the top-20 retail software providers, across multiple retail markets, with a consistent methodology which it has honed and validated over two decades. The rankings are based on three factors- (1) customer satisfaction awarded by retail voters who have used the vendor’s software within the last 12 months, (2) retail concentration referring to functionality identified as essential to modern retail businesses, and (3) overall revenue of the vendor.
This year’s rankings follow a year of tremendous development of new technology, integrations and services, to help the company’s retail clients align with today’s technology needs and the rapidly changing needs of their shoppers. While Celerant’s clients already had an advantage during the pandemic, as most were already leveraging Celerant’s eCommerce platform to sell online with same day, in-store pickup (BOPIS), Celerant then launched new applications, such as Curbside Pickup Apps, Virtual Stores and Mobile Shopping Apps. Moving forward, Celerant continues to enhance its software with innovative solutions, most notably, Geolocation Push Notifications, coming soon. Celerant also offers two retail solutions– Cumulus Retail™, a cost-effective, SaaS solution for smaller retailers; and Stratus Enterprise™, a comprehensive solution with advanced functionality.
Learn how you can manage your entire retail business in a single solution with Celerant’s all-in-one point of sale and eCommerce software. Check out Celerant’s LeaderBoard rankings at https://www.celerant.com/leaderboard23/.
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