ENT—02 — Enterprise
Grocery, fresh food, equipment rental, B2B supply — different catalogues, same underlying problem: consumer ordering, vendor inventory, dispatch, delivery and payments have to behave as one system. Build that core once and each new market is a configuration.
ENT—02
Commerce & Marketplace Platforms
Built with
- Flutter
- React
- PWA
- Firebase
- Payments
- Last-mile routing
- Deliverables
- 12
- Delivery stages
- 4
Proven across three countries
The same architecture has been deployed for grocery and fresh-food delivery in Oman, India and Saudi Arabia, supporting D2C and B2B models, online and cash payments, and multilingual experiences.
Vendors and admins are users too
Multi-vendor commerce lives or dies on whether vendors keep inventory current. Installable vendor and admin PWAs are designed for daily use on whatever device is at the counter.
Orders through to the doorstep
Sub-order splitting across vendors, dispatch, driver apps and delivery routing are part of the platform — because the customer judges you on the last mile, not the checkout.
What's included
Everything this service covers.
Scopes are agreed in writing before work starts — what you see here is what gets delivered, not a menu of extras.
How it runs
Commerce & Marketplace Platforms, step by step.
Model the catalogue and the money
Products, variants, vendor splits, margins, taxes and delivery charges are modelled first. Commerce projects rarely fail on the front end.
Build the core
Ordering, inventory, fulfilment and payments are built as a shared core, with market-specific behaviour kept as configuration at the edges.
Launch one market
The first market goes live with a limited vendor set and real customers, so operational gaps surface while they are still cheap to close.
Replicate and scale
Additional markets, brands or models are deployed from the same core, and we tune fulfilment and routing against real order volume.
Common questions
Commerce & Marketplace Platforms, honestly answered.
If your model fits one, use it — genuinely. Custom becomes the right answer when vendor inventory, sub-order splitting, dispatch, driver operations, local payment rails and ERP sync all have to behave as one system, which is where platform limits usually bite.
Works well with
Services that compound this one.
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