NOTE: This is part 3 of our #NotionPartner series

This week’s startup, Carted, allows you to integrate commerce and shopping into your platform. And we are exploring how they incorporate Notion into their workflow.

⚾ The Elevator Pitch

Image scrolling through Twitter and seeing a cool dress or gadget. You would like to buy it, but it takes effort finding what brand it is, opening a new tab, and actually buying it.

Today’s startup Carted makes it possible for platforms to directly integrate commerce and shopping into their platform. Here’s how they maximize their efficiency with Notion.

👇 The Drop Down

Site: https://www.carted.com/

https://ntn.so/dailydropout

Founded: 2021

Traction: Raised $10m seed round

Team: Holly Cardew | CEO, founder, and serial entrepreneur

🔍 Why we like it

1. ✅ Integration = Equation

One of the biggest barriers of e-commerce currently is the effort required from consumers. Being rerouted, switching apps, opening new tabs are all major drop-off points for consumers. Carted allows your favorite apps to directly integrate e-commerce into their platforms.

1. 🛒 Personalized e-commerce is the future

Around 230 million Americans shop online each year. That is a whopping 2/3 of all Americans!! However the average cart abandonment rate is an astounding 70%. In-house e-commerce can be a game-changer by providing personalized and secure online shopping for users.

1. 📂 Team structure is key

Any good startup requires institutional knowledge. Carted uses Notion for their Team Wiki, to keep track of company essentials such as mission, vision, and values. Notion also it makes it possible for Carted to keep track of their multiple teams without cluttering the wiki or losing specificity.

🤝 Get Involved with Carted x Notion

• Check out Carted’s template!

• Check out Notion’s Startups Program and apply to get up to $1000 discounted here!

• Start the new year right with these Notion templates!

Sources: https://www.notion.so/templates/startup-team-wiki