SPS Commerce to Showcase Connected Supply Chain Solutions at Retail Show Australia 2026
For retail businesses managing imports, inventory movements, and supplier networks, freight can quickly become a source of operational complexity. Delayed updates, fragmented documentation, and repeated communication between teams can affect planning, stock availability, and day-to-day decision-making.
Key solution areas include:
- RFID and smart tagging solutions for improved inventory accuracy
- Electronic Article Surveillance (EAS) systems for retail loss prevention
- Advanced security technologies to support safer store environments
- Inventory visibility and tracking solutions to enable smarter operations
SPS Commerce to Showcase Connected Supply Chain Solutions at Retail Show Australia 2026
Retail supply chains depend on thousands of small but critical interactions — from orders and invoices to supplier updates, EDI connections and third-party logistics.
When these processes are disconnected, retail and supply chain teams can spend valuable time resolving discrepancies, following up on information and managing manual handoffs between trading partners.
At Retail Show Australia 2026, SPS Commerce will exhibit at Booth 322, showcasing how connected supply chain technology can help retailers, grocers, suppliers and logistics partners simplify trading partner workflows and improve visibility from order through to delivery.
By connecting key processes across the supply chain, SPS Commerce helps businesses reduce manual back-and-forth, create cleaner information flows and manage relationships across increasingly complex retail networks.
Its experience includes work supporting Barilla’s Australian supply chain, helping create greater flexibility in serving major retail customers including Woolworths and Coles.
As retailers continue to focus on availability, efficiency and stronger supplier collaboration, connected data and streamlined trading partner processes are becoming increasingly important behind the scenes.

Visit SPS Commerce at Booth 322 at Retail Show Australia 2026 to explore how better connectivity can support more efficient retail supply chain operations.












