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JST Group Corporation Limited, together with its subsidiaries, provides e-commerce Software as a Service (SaaS) in China. The company offers Jushuitan SaaS ERP, such as order management system, warehouse management system, supply chain management, and distribution management; Shengtu, a cross-border e-commerce financial management system; and e-commerce after-sales work order system. It also provides Juhuotong, a digital supply and procurement collaboration platform; data intelligence solutions, including business analysis, risk warning, and team collaboration; Jushengsuan for business analysis; e-commerce accounting systems; and Juhe Account for financial compliance. In addition, the company offers scenario solutions comprising cross-border e-commerce, third-party cloud warehouse, live and brand e-commerce, and omnichannel distribution. JST Group Corporation Limited was founded in 2014 and is headquartered in Shanghai, China.
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