A marketplace account puts products in front of that platform’s visitors. Your own e-commerce site keeps the order, the customer record and the return in your panel. You can use both. Treating them as one screen creates stock errors. When Ayyıldızsoft sets up an e-commerce website, the first question is where the order is born.
A marketplace can be faster for testing one product. If the brand, repeat orders and your own payment record will grow, you need the site. If a brochure is enough, a corporate website does not carry a cart.
What the marketplace does not leave with the company
- The customer sits in the marketplace account
- Commission and penalty rules belong to the platform
- Shelf search follows the platform’s order
- The shipping deal is often from the platform’s list
What the company site makes clear
Product, price, stock and the return rule are your text. The payment account stays in the company’s name on the virtual POS side. Barcode matching is a separate note: how a cargo barcode matches an order.
If two channels are open, stock drops from one place. Dropping it by hand twice sells a product that is already gone. For the quote, see the Konya software company page.
- Write roughly where monthly orders come from
- Decide if reaching the customer again is your job or the platform’s
- Lock who keeps the payment account
- Do not open a second channel before stock is linked
