Wave + Shipwire Integrations

How many times do you have a great idea in the shower, but then forget it because you don’t have your laptop with you? How many times did you wait too long to make an order online because you didn’t have time to check out the website for yourself? These are the problems that Google is trying to fix with its new Wave system.

Wave is a new platform that allows groups of people to work cplaboratively on documents and ideas. In addition, Wave allows users to share audio, video, and pictures as well as chat within the document. Wave has received a lot of attention since its release in May of 2009.

What exactly is Wave?

Wave is an online platform for people to share their thoughts and work together on documents and files. Wave also allows users to share files and data as well as communicate with one another using the Wave messaging system.

How does it work?

In order to get started with wave, a user must first download the application from Google’s website. Once installed, a user can create a Wave by clicking on the “New Wave” button or by sending an invitation to other users. Once created, users can invite other users to cplaborate on the Wave using the invitation top in the top right-hand corner of the screen. To begin working on the wave, users must join the wave by clicking on the “Join” button at the bottom left hand corner of the screen.

Once in a wave, users can add text, images, and videos to a wave by simply dragging them into the wave. Users can also edit and format text or images directly in the wave (similar to word processing software. Another useful feature is the ability to add cplaborators to a wave from any computer or mobile device with internet access by dragging their name into the box at the top of the wave. Other features include live editing, sharing tops, and notifications for changes to waves. When users save their changes, they are automatically saved to Google’s servers. Also, it is important to note that all waves are public unless a user chooses to make it private.

Another similar product that is very similar to Wave is Shipwire. Shipwire is a shipping service that allows customers with shipping needs to keep track of their shipments through Shipwire. Although both products are very similar, Shipwire is more geared toward ecommerce companies than Wave.

What does this mean for businesses?

It may be easy to think that Wave is just another online communication top like Facebook or Twitter, however, Wave is actually much different. Wave allows users to communicate in real-time while working cplaboratively on documents and files. This could prove beneficial for businesses because it enables teams of employees to work remotely on files at the same time. In addition, it allows multiple users with various skill levels to work together on projects and assignments without having to worry about formatting or saving their work. Finally, Wave allows business owners to keep track of project status among teams of employees who may not work in close proximity.

Integration with Shipwire

One of the biggest advantages of Google Wave is its integration with other Google products such as Google Docs and Spreadsheets. This allows users to easily share documents and spreadsheets between each other which eliminates the need for email attachments and file transfers. This feature would be extremely beneficial for companies that use Shipwire because they could take advantage of this integration feature as well as integrate their shipments directly into Google Wave via Shipwire’s API. This would allow all shipments within the company to be integrated directly into one document rather than having separate files for each shipment. This integration would allow all employees in a company to track shipments and status updates from one place instead of relying on different emails and documents from different departments.

Benefits of Integration with Wave

The main benefit of integrating Wave with Shipwire would be efficiency in tracking shipments and updating customers on shipment status. With this integration, all shipments within a company would be able to be tracked from one place. This would eliminate the need for emails from individual departments such as Sales or Shipping informing others about status update or customer inquires, By integrating these systems together, it would allow management to monitor all aspects of shipment progress from one location rather than having separated emails or documents from each department/department head. This would facilitate real-time communication between departments when necessary and eliminate unnecessary emails being sent back and forth between departments since there will be no need for replies due to all information being available in a single document. Overall, this integration would improve efficiency for companies that use both Shipwire and Google Wave/Google Docs/Google Spreadsheets by allowing them to view all aspects of their shipments from one location rather than having information scattered throughout their many documents/emails/etc.

Overall, Google Wave could prove beneficial for companies that use Shipwire since it integrates seamlessly with other Google products such as Google Docs/Spreadsheets/etc. By integrating these two systems together, companies could reduce costs associated with shipping by eliminating paper documents and manual tracking processes as well as increase efficiency by providing real-time updates on shipments via Google Wave rather than constantly emailing individuals within a company about status updates.

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