E.B. Horsman & Son’s New eCommerce Website is Now Live

October 10, 2024

E.B. Horsman & Son are excited to announce that their brand-new eCommerce website is now live. This launch represents a major upgrade, designed to enhance your online shopping experience with a range of exciting new features that make browsing, purchasing, and managing orders smoother and more efficient.

Key New Features:

  • Enhanced Search: Improved search functionality with type-ahead suggestions and refined in-category searches. 
  • Mega Menu: Navigate with ease using their new mega menu, which lets you explore product categories intuitively and efficiently, ensuring that everything you need is just a click away.
  • Multiple Browsing Options: Enjoy various ways to browse! Filter products based on your preferences, explore categories, and easily find the products that suit your needs.
  • Advanced Self-Service: Filter and search for orders and invoices, export data in multiple formats, and more. 
  • Tiered Permissions:  Control who can order and view content with tiered customer permissions. 
  • Optional Flat Rate Shipping: Flat rate shipping for all customers, making checkout faster and easier.
  • Secure Checkout: Enjoy safe and encrypted Visa and Mastercard transactions. 
  • Guest Checkout: Streamlined guest checkout process allows you to complete your purchase quickly and hassle-free.

Important Information:

Password Reset: For security reasons, you’ll need to reset your password on the new site. This is a standard procedure, and we assure you it is safe. 

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