Nterprisers launches digital marketplace for manufacturers

NTERPRISERS INC. has introduced a new update to its digital platform designed to connect manufacturers with supply chains and sales opportunities to enhance local manufacturing in Rhode Island and Massachusetts. / PBN SCREENSHOT

PROVIDENCE – Nterprisers Inc., the Providence-based developer of a digital platform that connects manufacturers with supply chains and sales opportunities, has introduced a new platform update designed to enhance local manufacturing in Rhode Island and Massachusetts.

New features include a focused Marketplace for manufacturers and a revamped Dashboard, both aimed at streamlining operations for smaller, private manufacturing companies and part of the ongoing evolution of the Nterprisers Platform from a high-quality dataset to “a true convening place for local manufacturers.”

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According to the organization, businesses can now operate with greater efficiency and visibility, enabling them to focus more on productive tasks.

The “manufacturers-only” Marketplace allows users to post surplus inventory or equipment for sale, lease, or even to give away.

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Kelly Ward, co-founder of metal fabricator Ward’s Manufacturing in Warren, called national services a “huge hassle” and said local online marketplaces “have gotten really difficult to use.”

“You can receive many inquiries, but it’s challenging to figure out which ones are authentic,” he said.

In addition to the Marketplace, the redesigned Dashboard enhances the user experience by simplifying navigation.

Nterprisers co-founder Deepa Krishnamurthy said the new interface acts as a “control center” for busy manufacturers, offering them clearer paths to connect with suppliers and customers.

“Manufacturers don’t need more things to manage; they need clearer, faster paths to action,” he said.

Christopher Allen is a PBN staff writer. You may contact him at Allen@PBN.com.

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