The article deals with changes that have occurred in the process of consumers' decision-making to purchase in the conditions of digital transformation. It was found that almost at all stages of the process, digital technology in general, as well as the Internet and social networks in particular, have a significant impact on the result of the purchase. Multichannel strategies no longer provide optimal results, as they are designed to ensure that different points of contact with the brand and different channels will be used by different consumers. In fact, the same consumer now uses different channels, moreover, it often happens simultaneously. This leads to the recognition of the need for enterprises to develop omnichannel strategies for interaction with consumers, resulting in a unified approach. Consequently, all efforts (in assortment planning, distribution channels, pricing policies, communications) should be aimed at complementarity and consistency with this end-to-end process of making a purchase decision.