LEASYS is extending its digital reach with the launch of a new e-commerce platform called e-Store.
First piloted in the Netherlands, e-Store is being rolled out across Europe, including the UK, with a view to promoting more sustainable choices.
“This project demonstrates our commitment to making mobility more accessible and sustainable. The new marketplace also makes a concrete contribution to the transition to e-mobility, as it is designed to be an additional channel to promote low-emission vehicles, which customers can rent in self-service mode. By leveraging on advanced technologies that we continue to invest in, we are able to provide our customers with a fully digital journey that is simple, secure and ensures best-in-class experience.”
Leasys e-store can be accessed from the “offers” section on the broker funder’s website homepage.
The e-Store features a range of personal leasing deals for electric and low emission vehicles with cars available for immediate delivery. Length of lease and mileage is all customisable.
The digital journey includes fully integrated identity and credit check, completion of the car configuration, and then ordering the chosen vehicle in a secure and simple process.
Leasys says that its user-friendly platform extends its ‘omnichannel’ presence by expanding how customers can access the latest Leasys offers.
The e-Store platform has been developed in collaboration with Capgemini, a global business and technology transformation partner.
The e-Store is the latest in a line of new initiatives for its personal and business customers, having recently launched an Accident Management & Fleet Safety service for fleet customers.
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