Chief Growth Officer at Mable, Matthew Cavalier, said the move was in direct response to the needs seen amongst Mable’s online communities.

“From our research, 82% of clients and 70% of support workers told us that they use consumables on a daily basis. And over half of these people are taking time out of their support packages to visit a physical store to purchase these products.

“Having an e-commerce offering from an organisation they already know and trust means with a few clicks, they can now also purchase and have delivered to their door some of the most frequently used products required in support service delivery.

“By purchasing online through Mable Direct, people can spend more of their support hours doing things they enjoy rather than lining up in stores. When it comes to tax time, all your invoices will also be in one handy place.

“Mable Direct is a natural extension of our service offering as we look to a future of being a one-stop shop for people to not only provide and receive support but to find everything they need for their support services,” Matthew said.

Mable Direct launched in October, with everything from face masks to gloves and hand sanitiser available now. As demand and awareness grow, more items will be added to the e-commerce site.

“We know that in tough economic times, value is a crucial driver for why people choose to purchase from one outlet over another. So, with Mable Direct, we wanted to ensure that we launched a competitive offering to the market. That is why three different value packs are available to help get people started.

“The value packs priced at $99 (saving $80.36), $145 (saving $166.10) or $199 (saving $270.55) contain products such as aprons, hand sanitiser, face shields, and so much more,” Matthew said.

For more information or to make your first purchase, visit www.mabledirect.com.au.