– Robust Your Retail Game

– Quick Ways of Quick Commerce
5. Smart Order Fulfillment, Strong Business Foundation

Building an e-commerce business is like building a house. You can use solid materials to create a strong foundation or make a ‘house of cards, ’ which will collapse. Your choice determines whether your business will stand or crumble because of weak foundations. 
Order fulfillment is like a building block in e-commerce. An order is an asset financially and in terms of the company’s credibility. The higher the order fulfillment rate, the stronger the e-commerce business foundations will be. Despite any business model you must work with, fulfillment relies on multiple aspects. Let’s discover these aspects and how to ensure efficiency in your order fulfillment process.

Different Types of E-commerce Fulfillment 

1. Fulfillment on Marketplaces

When you sell on a marketplace, there are two ways to fulfill your orders. One is when you choose your marketplace to function the whole fulfillment process, such as FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) or FBF (Fulfillment by Flipkart). The second is when you list your product in the marketplace and enlist the help of third parties, taking the responsibility of fulfillment yourself. 

2. Fulfillment on Websites

Many brands only sell on their websites. Hence, most things are connected to them directly. They might have their warehouse or use a third party to outsource their warehousing. They must ensure that their solutions are efficiently functioning and that the logistics are well-integrated for the smooth fulfillment process. There is still a significant operational dependency on the third party, but a brand’s reputation is connected to it directly. 

3. Fulfillment for Quickcommerce

Every business changes over time, and as we offer more to customers, we need better technology to support it. In Quick Commerce, where services are delivered quickly, solutions must also be fast. Two things are essential in the operations of Quick Commerce: one is that the order is placed in bulk, and second, it has to be quick! The big shipments from leading warehouses go to these dark stores of the Quick Commerce platform, allowing for faster delivery to customers and meeting the need for quick service.

4. Fulfillment in Stores

When discussing new e-commerce fulfillment models, it’s essential to mention omnichannel. Order fulfillment can be complex in this model because it combines different channels—like mobile apps, websites, and physical stores—on a single platform. This helps manage operations and track inventory more efficiently. Various fulfillment methods, such as BOPIS (Buy Online, Pick Up In-Store), BORIS (Buy Online, Return In-Store), and ship-from-store, are part of this, offering customers more options while keeping things organized at the backend.

Challenges in E-commerce Fulfillment

1. Inventory Syncing and Visibility

Managing inventory syncing becomes a real challenge in e-commerce order fulfillment when selling across multiple touchpoints, especially with diverse product lines. It’s tough to predict which products will sell best on which platforms, and figuring out how to distribute inventory across multiple channels can feel like a guessing game. 

For omnichannel setups, determining the correct stock levels for stores in different geographies is another puzzle, with varying customer bases to consider. Understocking or overstocking could mean lost sales and revenue if products aren’t available at the right touchpoints when customers want them. Even if you crack the code to stock the right amount of inventory, how will you keep up with daily sales and ensure enough inventory is on each channel?

2. Order Accuracy and Packaging

Getting accurate details from the start is a key challenge in ensuring smooth order fulfillment. When your picking process is manual, the risk of human errors skyrockets—incorrect addresses, wrong products, or inaccurate quantities can all lead to fulfillment failures. It won’t be completed even if an order moves forward with these mistakes. Beyond that, packaging plays a crucial role in both cost and time.

 Products often require specific packaging based on volumetric standards, and running out of suitable materials forces last-minute adjustments. If the packaging is mishandled—especially by new staff unfamiliar with requirements—it can result in damaged products and unfulfilled orders.

3. Logistics Allotment

Assigning logistics is critical in e-commerce fulfillment, mainly when shipping across different regions or internationally. Different logistics providers have varying serviceability; not all cover every pin code or region. This creates a bottleneck—the order may get put on hold if your preferred provider can’t ship to a particular area. 

In the fast-paced flow of daily orders, such unfulfilled shipments can lead to revenue loss and unhappy customers. These logistical issues are too complex to be managed manually. In the vast warehouse handling thousands of orders daily, ensuring logistics and orders are perfectly aligned without consistent automation is nearly impossible.

4. Returns Processing

Returns can be the hidden hurdle in e-commerce order fulfillment, especially when juggling multiple sales channels. E-commerce fulfillment isn’t just about shipping orders—it’s also about how smooth and efficient your return process is. While marketplaces provide a clear framework for returns, creating a reliable system for your website is a new challenge. 

Customers often hesitate to buy directly from your site due to uncertain returns, pushing them toward marketplaces with better systems. As a result, you pay commissions and platform fees to marketplaces that have mastered the art of returns management and earned customer trust.

5. Omnichannel Fulfillment

Businesses working on the omnichannel model require much more enhanced backend operations. Since it’s not just about multiple touchpoints sold online but also about the various stores. Different geographical regions possess various customer bases and buying behaviors. The selling game has now evolved to various forms of retail fulfillment, like BOPIS (buy online, pickup in-store), BOSS (Buy online, ship to store), BORIS ( Buy online and return in-store), Routing online orders to the nearest store, etcetera. 

One significant puzzle is how you will facilitate all these omni features with the existing POS or ERP system. Is your solution flexible and intelligent enough to fit into your existing operational blueprint? 

6. Hyperlocal Hurdles

Quickcommerce has brought new challenges to fulfillment. First, more inventory visibility is needed. Since the platform controls inventory, forecasting stock levels can be challenging with limited visibility and control. This often leads to overstocking (tying up capital) or understocking, resulting in lost sales and profits.

Second, integration with the platform is crucial. If your system isn’t fully synced with the Quick Commerce platform, you’ll have problems with order processing, inventory tracking, visibility, timely delivery, and logistics allocation. Logistics management becomes complex because dark stores are spread across different regions. Coordinating seamless deliveries across these varied locations is a big hurdle to efficient operations.

Optimizing Your E-commerce Fulfillment

1. Automate Your Orders and Inventory

First, you need an order management system that’s accurate and fully connected to all your sales channels. Whether selling on marketplaces, using 3PL storage, or managing your warehouse, your solution should sync effortlessly with each model. The right system will give you precise order details and an organized picklist, ensuring you never miss a sale or lose profit. With everything in sync, you’ll avoid bottlenecks, keep your customers happy, and maintain a seamless order flow.

The second step is to ensure inventory. Your visibility game should be strong enough with real-time updates, whether you have an omnichannel setting or multiple online selling touchpoints. The sync is the secret key to satisfied customers. It should also be able to provide you with the correct reports and analytics so that inventory forecasting is no longer a challenge and the right amount of stocks is stored. 

2. Leverage Your Logistics

As soon as your product leaves the warehouse, it has to be in the right hands at the right time and place. Your logistics have to exist in harmony with the management of your orders so that the right partner is automatically aligned with the order without wasting time. In case of the unserviceability of any area Pincode or unavailability of any partner, the advanced partners automatically hop your order according to your created priority list. Hence, it’s all good to go!  

3. Revolutionize your Returns

To address the central issue directly, while marketplaces have adequate systems for managing returns, brands often need more logistics, quality checks, and determining if returned inventory is sellable. An advanced tool can streamline these processes, allowing for real-time tracking of returns and efficient management of post-purchase journeys. This will help reduce return-to-origin (RTO) rates and save on costs, ensuring a smoother and more cost-effective fulfillment process.

[Suggested reading – How Technology Minimizes Return To Origin (RTO) in Logistics?]

4. Robust Your Retail Game

A game-changing omnichannel retail management solution will make managing all the complexities of backend operations easy. The first tip is to invest in a solution that gives you complete visibility across all the sales channels. You should be able to process and control store orders manually or automatically. For instance, store-to-store transfers can be made if the product is unavailable. You can do it manually when needed, or it will hop automatically. 

With complete control, you can offer features like an endless aisle to your customers and not miss any sales. Lastly, if you have an existing ERP or POS system in your stores, your omnichannel solution should be able to integrate seamlessly. 

5. Quick Ways of Quickcommerce

With the right choice of e-commerce solution that integrates seamlessly with the Quick Commerce platform, you can now sell everywhere while technology manages everything for you from one end. It covers everything from automated purchase order creation to handling bulk orders and allocating the proper logistics.

With accurate data reports and analytics, you can track the demand and manage inventory effectively on the backend, all while enjoying real-time visibility of your orders and stock levels. But here’s the chase: your solution should be flexible and well-integrated so that you don’t need to face any challenges in the quick-selling game of quick-commerce 

Smart Order Fulfillment, Strong Business Foundations!

Mastering order fulfillment is the key to long-term success in e-commerce. Solid foundations can overcome the hurdles of every sales channel. Where does it come from? It comes from investing in solutions at the right place and time so that the base is more potent, and all you need to worry about is scaling your business.

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The introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST) will mark a significant move in the field of tax reforms in India. By amalgamating major Central and State taxes into a single tax class, it would abolish double taxation in a simpler way and object the creation of a common national market. GST will replace all indirect taxes levied on goods and services by the Central and state governments.

As GST would be applicable on “supply” of goods or services as against the present concept of tax on the manufacture of goods, sale of goods and provision of services, same will lead to many benefits not only for the consumers in terms of a reduction in the overall tax burden on goods, which is currently estimated to be around 25%-30% but also it will mark significant leads in Trade.

GST will be categorized in two components with State and Centre as separate stakeholders. Components of Dual GST:

Out of 7 Union Territories*, UTGST is applied on only 5 of them, however, SGST can be applied in Union Territories such as New Delhi and Puducherry, since both have their individual legislatures, and can be considered as “States” as per GST process.

E-commerce organizations (Sellers & Marketplaces) are looking forward to the implementation of GST expecting high clarity, and dismissal of state specific rules and multiple Taxes.

*List Of 5 Union Territories considered under GST:

1. Andaman and Nicobar
2. Lakshadweep
3. Dadra and Nagar Haveli
4. Daman and Diu
5. Chandigarh

Sellers and Marketplaces have to meet basic requirements to run business post GST implementation.

Know more about: Plug ‘N’ Play Accounting System Integration

Below are the mandatory requirement from Sellers and marketplaces which will be implemented in Uniware to help sellers in smooth and issue free order processing from 1^st July, 2017:

1- GST Number/ Registration:

All sellers mandatorily require to register under GST. So now even e-commerce sellers whose aggregate turnover does not exceed the threshold limit for registration will still have to compulsorily register to sell online. 

Key Points for Registration:

• If a seller has business with same PAN in different states is now expected to register separately for each of the States where he has a business operation.
• If a seller has two business verticals in a state, he/she may obtain a separate registration for each business vertical.
• If seller has two different businesses with two TIN numbers in the same state, he can have common GST registration for both.

As per this mandatory requirement, seller has to update GST No. in Facility, Billing Party, Customer and vendor for order processing from 1^st July in Uniware. Validation of GSTIN will be done using state code & PAN rules which will be already stored in backend to validate the GSTIN filled by the supplier.

2- HSN Number:

HSN Code stands for Harmonized System Nomenclature. HSN number is mainly used for classifying goods to compute Value Added Tax in India. Now, same classification code (HSN) is adopted for classifying Goods and Service Tax for GST as well.

Under GST, the HSN code would be utilized by a taxable individual for classification of goods , but the format of HSN code will be based on the taxpayer’s turnover. When preparing Tax Invoice for GST, the HSN number must be mentioned on GST Tax invoice and also to be declared while filing the GST returns.

To mention HSN codes for the products will also become mandatory for sellers in Uniware as well. Same information will be saved under item type (products) created in Uniware.

3- Issue of Tax Invoice Under GST: 

Every registered person is required to issue a tax invoice at the time of supply of taxable goods/services and the invoice shall contain following particulars:-

Supply of Goods/Services

1. Description of goods/services;
2. Quantity of goods;
3. Value of goods/services;
4. Tax charged on Value of goods/services; and
5. Such other particulars as may be prescribed.

Further the invoice shall be prepared in triplicate, in case of supply of goods and duplicate in case of supply of services. Uniware will provide all above required changes and number of invoices as per supply of goods through its portal.

Below mentioned is the detailed information for the way of issuing Invoice after GST is implemented, which will be provided by Uniware as well. Invoices generated through Uniware will also have the prescribed format as described above.

Note:  Fetching of Marketplace Invoices:

Unicommerce would not only provide GST ready invoice templates for both B2B and B2C transactions, but also overhaul the architecture to fetch invoices from marketplaces, instead of pushing the invoices to marketplaces, wherever required. For example, Unicommerce is moving to the new version of APIs in case of Flipkart to be able to fetch their invoices, as well as pass on the HSN code to the marketplace etc. to comply with the GST regime.

4- Credit Note:

 Credit note will be reflected in the monthly return in which such notes have been issued.

When a Credit note should be issued:

When a registered dealer issues a tax invoice and in these invoices the tax amount is greater than the tax return filed for that period, seller has to issue credit note to the partner business owner containing such particulars as may be prescribed.

In Uniware as well, credit notes will be provided for Sale Order, Inter-state Gatepass and purchase order returns in the prescribed format set by Government bodies.

For returns filing post July 1, 2017 credit note is required only if GST was applied on the corresponding invoice.

5- Return filing Process Under GST:

 Monthly billing will constitute filing of all below mentioned forms on prescribed dates:

• Form GSTR-1: Upload all invoice-wise details of supplies to registered taxable persons and aggregate value of supplies to unregistered persons made through the e-commerce platform must be provided. (By 10th).
• Form GSTR-2A: The aggregate amount of tax collected by e-commerce operators (Tax collected at Source or TCS)** in the previous month will be auto populated, based on Form GSTR-8*** filed by the e-commerce operators. (On 11th).
• Form GSTR-2: The details of tax collected by the e-commerce operator can be accepted or modified in Form GSTR-2 (On 15th).
• Form GST ITC-1: Any discrepancy in supplies furnished with supplies reported by the e-commerce operator is made available to a supplier. The discrepancy must be rectified in the return for the month in which it is communicated.If not rectified and the value of supplies furnished by the operator is more than the value furnished by the supplier, the differential amount along with interest will be added to the tax liability of the supplier for the succeeding month.(On 21st).

**tax collected by e-commerce operators (Marketplaces) – Every e-commerce operator should collect tax @ 2% of net value of taxable supplies, out of payments to suppliers (sellers) supplying goods or services through their portals.

***GSTR-8– Form GSTR-8 will be filed by every e-Commerce operator (marketplace), who is required to collect tax at source (TCS) under GST electronically through the https://www.gst.gov.in/.

 6- Compensation Cess-

A new cess with the name “GST Compensation Cess” for first 5 years on some specified items will be implemented which will be credited to the GST Compensation Fund. The need for this cess rise to compensate the manufacturing states, as GST is a destination cum consumption based tax, so in order to compensate states from this kind of probable loss this will be implemented along with CGST, SGST and IGST.

Refer below link to know the Compensation Cess rates defined by government as defined in Central Board of Excise and Customs: CBEC-Compensation Cess

Uniware will reflect this cess as on the Invoices as well.

7-Tax Calculation as per consumption of Goods supplied by Supplier Under GST:

Refer below table reflecting the tax to be calculated as per location of supplier and place of Supply, we have tried to cover all possible conditions containing all the calculations:

Note: Go Live date for these changes will be (Jul 1, 2017) in Uniware and if prepaid order is received on Jun 30 invoice is printed on Jul 1, GST will not be applied in this scenario. However, if same order will be COD, then GST will be applied.

8- Impact of GST on Warehouse Management Processes:

GST regime will not only affect the e-commerce operators and the sellers but will also have important effects on warehousing management processes.

As per current tax regime, there is no uniformity and ease in tax implementation across various warehouse management, logistics and supply chain management processes. Effect of taxation at every step of these processes majorly affect the utilization of available resources. In present scenario, the location of warehouse is generally chosen to evade the taxes and reduce the logistics costs.

With GST, warehousing processes will also become uniform with the introduction of common market for Goods and services, breaking the state barriers and borders. This will lead to reduction in number of warehouses, and more organized warehouses enhancing the overall efficiency.

Unicommecre’s warehouse management system, Uniware is also ready to handle all warehouse processes such as inbound, outbound etc. as per new GST rules. All such changes will reflect in intra state/ interstate transfer documents, such as Gatepass.

To sum up, the below table describes the compliance requirements for GST regime and how Uniware will help the sellers in incorporating the changes at their end:

Conclusion:

Taxation on e-commerce transactions in the current regime is confusing as different states have different levies of tax and there is no clarity on Taxes levied on goods and services. The GST regime will now bring uniformity in the taxation process for e-commerce platforms and sellers.

• Seamless availability of input credit will result in reduced cost of operations for suppliers such as warehousing, logistics, marketplace commission, etc. as they will now be able to take the credit of tax paid on inputs, which was until now adding up to their cost.
• Unified common national market in India for the goods and services, regardless of whether they are sold at physical stores or online. GST will bring greater access to the customers across the nation for sellers.
• Prevent cascading of taxes as Input Tax Credit will be available on goods and services at every stage of supply.
• Simplified and automated procedures for various processes such as registration, returns, refunds, tax payments, etc.

As a supplier, it is important to plan for the GST regime. Awareness of the compliance requirements under GST like registration for GST number, documentation, filing of returns etc., planning and preparation for entering into GST module of taxation will ensure that suppliers can capitalize on the new era of e-commerce in India.

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The seller meet was organized in Hyderabad on 3rd September, 2016, which was another grand success for Unicommerce after its Pune event, earlier this year.

The main objective of the event was to discuss issues faced by sellers in online selling, and how Unicommerce is helping to solve those issues, especially through launch of some new features like Payment Reconciliation and collaboration with quality listing partners.

The Seller Meet took place at The Golkonda Hotel in Hyderabad, where a good mix of sellers including those starting just now and sellers already selling on multiple marketplaces took part. It was a 3 hour interactive session, where the audience discussed in depth about the challenges they are facing and were very happy with the solutions they got from the Unicommerce team conducting the event.

The event also featured some of the existing customers of Unicommerce who spoke very highly about the product and support provided by the entire Unicommerce team.

The session came to an end with high tea arrangements for the sellers, which served as a good networking opportunity for sellers.

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India, August 29, 2016: Lendingkart Group has announced a strategic partnership with Unicommerce, the Delhi-based multichannel order fulfillment platform. The partnership will enable Unicommerce’s consumer base to get access to collateral-free working capital loans through Lendingkart Group’s NBFC within 72 hours of application at a discounted rate. Both players make an ideal synergistic match as they have been closely involved with SME merchants and understand the immense potential that lies untapped in this segment due to inadequate financial support.

The tie-up between Lendingkart Group and Unicommerce is aimed to provide working capital loans to Unicommerce retailers. The technology-backed Lendingkart Group’s NBFC enables loan disbursement process that comprises minimal paperwork and offers collateral-free loans to online retailers within 72 hours. It assesses the creditworthiness of a candidate through API scrutiny and online data scraping to ensure credibility rather than conventional methods that promote red-tapism. The swift assessment process takes a few hours and NBFC ensures that loan amount reaches the borrower within 2-3 days of the loan application. Unicommerce retailers will be offered discounted working capital loans enabling them to increase their inventory, pay for their liabilities and scale up their businesses.

At the announcement, Harshvardhan Lunia, Co-Founder and CEO, Lendingkart Technologies, said, “There are massive growth prospects for Indian retailers within the rapidly changing retail scenario of the country. Businesses often register losses and face challenges related to cash flows owing to their capital deficits. The tie-up with Unicommerce will help the Group to eliminate such challenges for its customer base and will moreover, enable retailers to increase their efficiency, scalability, and profitability with quick and easy working capital loans.”

Ankit Pruthi, CEO, Unicommerce said, “We understand that working capital finance is one of the key needs of SMEs in growing their business, and we believe that this partnership with Lendingkart Group will further boost our customers’ business. We are already helping the SMEs to improve their online sales through our product, and with this partnership, we are hoping to provide more avenues for growth to our customers.”

Lendingkart has developed technology tools, to provide lending solutions to lenders, which utilizes a unique mix of Big Data analytics, decision science, and other proxies to derive credit comfort and assess the creditworthiness of small business owners. Most of the credit risk analysis at the Group’s NBFC, is done digitally so that loans can be disbursed within 72 hours from the time of application.

About Lendingkart Group
Lendingkart Technologies is a fin-tech startup in the working capital space. It has developed technology tools based on big data analytics that facilitates lenders to evaluate borrowers’ credit worthiness. Aadri Infin Limited, a Lendingkart Group Company, is a non-deposit taking NBFC, offering small business loans for SMEs in India. The NBFC aims to transform small business lending by providing easy access to credit for SMEs. The NBFC uses technology and analytics tools, analyzing thousands of data points from various data sources to assess the creditworthiness of small businesses rapidly and accurately. Lendingkart Group aims to make working capital finance available at the fingertips of entrepreneurs, so that they can focus on business instead of worrying about the gaps in their cash-flows. We are currently based in Ahmedabad, Bangalore and Mumbai, but have a service reach across India. To know more, please visit http://lendingkart.com/

About Unicommerce
The SaaS based multichannel order fulfillment platform allows ecommerce merchants selling on multiple marketplaces like Snapdeal, Amazon, Jabong, Flipkart, eBay and so on, to manage their entire inventory and order fulfillment process through one single platform. In a short span of time, Unicommerce has built a strong customer base of 10,000+ sellers in more than 220 cities including big brands such as Monte Carlo, Swiss Military, Classic Polo, House of Anita Dongre, Reliance, Mahindra Retail, Carat Lane, Raymond etc. Ecommerce sellers love this product, as it helps them grow their sales, reduce costs and improve their seller ratings. For further information about the company or the product, please visit https://unicommerce.com/

Economic Times: Lendingkart Group Partners with Unicommerce to Facilitate Easy Loans to its SME Customers

Business Standard: Lendingkart Group Partners with Unicommerce to Facilitate Easy Loans to its SME Customers

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On 18th of June, 2016, Unicommerce organized an Ecommerce Sellers’ Meet in Pune. The purpose of the event was to educate ecommerce sellers about how Unicommerce can help make online selling easy for them. Unicommerce not only ensures that the sellers have more time to focus on their core business operations, but also reduces their day to day hassles of order processing and inventory management.

The event started with a presentation providing an overview and key features of Unicommerce, followed by an interactive discussion with the sellers. They discussed clearly about the issues they faced on daily basis and were satisfied with the responses they got from the team.

Besides, there was a special segment in the event where our existing customers shared their experiences with Unicommerce. Most of them stressed on the necessity of having Unicommerce for hassle free online selling, saying that one can trust the product with their eyes closed.

Although initially the event was scheduled for 2 hours, we extended it to another 1 hour due to the overwhelming response from the sellers. Everybody was intrigued by the information shared in the event. And a lot of them requested the team to organize more such events in Pune in the near future.

The event came to an end with high tea arrangements for the sellers, which served as a good networking opportunity for them. We must say that it’s been a great experience for us. We look forward to reaching out the dynamic online seller community across India. For further details on the same, please watch out this space.

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Hi everyone, I am Satya Singh from Satya Shoes. I am selling online from last two years. And it’s been one year I am doing with Unicommerce. And I would say that it’s a wonderful stuff to increase your business multiples.

I am a seller from Agra and I am doing footwear business from last 20 years. I used have a manufacturing house, but from last 3 years I am doing it online. And the best way to get online is through Unicommerce. You can start your business with no inventory.

Earlier I used to sell around 60-100 pairs of shoes on an average. But after Unicommerce, the best part is that of inventory management. I don’t have to block the inventories for different different channels.

So I can even sell a single pair of shoes across all two or three or four or five market places without blocking my money or inventory. So the best part is the inventory only that I can manage inventory without any hassle and also the order management of Unicommerce is perfect.

It’s been year now, and my business has been increased 5 times. My average selling been has reached to around 500 pairs. And I would say that it’s only due to Unicommerce due to which I am able to manage the orders and each and everything.

Thanks to Unicommerce. Specially, the team is very much dedicated. You can call the support team any time, they ready to help us out at any stage, at any issue. I got training to my staff and to me also, which was easy and hassle free.

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My name is Md. Adil. I am a shoe seller from Agra. I have been into online selling for past 3 years. And I am associated Unicommerce from last 1 year. We have family business of shoes and hence, I thought online selling would be better as we can see -these days, sellers are using online platform for their business. And also because Unicommerce is an excellent solution in online multichannel inventory management, better than the other available options in the market.

The advantage that I got from Unicommerce is their customer service, which I liked very much. Whenever, there is any issue whether technical or other, you can immediately reach them through email or call them directly for help.

Besides, through Unicommerce I am able to sell on multiple channels- as it got almost all the major channels integrated, like –Paytm, Flipkart, Amazon, eBay, obviously Snapdeal and so on. At least on the channels I am selling at are available in Unicommerce. That’s why Unicommerce is a better option for me to sell on multiple channels, for multi-management.

Another advantage of Unicommerce – it is very economic (cost effective). Spending 2-3 rupees per order, even if your product is low priced, range between of Rs.500 to Rs.600 then also it’s very economic, very much cost effective.

I don’t think, one should think twice to use Unicommerce.

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