Luggage maker running a Shopify Plus DTC storefront on a JD Edwards backbone
Travelpro pairs a Shopify/Liquid direct-to-consumer storefront with legacy ERP (JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, NetSuite, Oracle) and is adopting Microsoft Fabric alongside Power BI, pointing to a push to unify ecommerce and back-office data. Hiring skews toward ops, logistics and ecommerce roles, and job posts flag chargebacks, shipment delays and order accuracy, so fulfillment and payment risk are live pressures.
Travelpro Products, Inc. designs and sells travel luggage, built around its Rollaboard upright rolling bag line. The company was founded in 1987, is privately held, and is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, with 51–200 employees. It sells directly to consumers through a Shopify-based online store supported by Gorgias, Zendesk and Nosto for service and merchandising. Operations run on JD Edwards, NetSuite and SQL Server, with a network footprint spanning the U.S. and Canada.
Travelpro runs its online store on Shopify, including Shopify Plus configuration work, with Liquid theming, Nosto for personalization, and Gorgias and Zendesk for customer support.
Travelpro's stack includes JD Edwards EnterpriseOne, NetSuite, Oracle and SQL Server, with Power BI for reporting and Microsoft Fabric being adopted.
Travelpro Products, Inc. is headquartered in Boca Raton, Florida, and is a privately held company with 51–200 employees, founded in 1987.
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