Let’s learn how multi-seller functionality is used in some of the use cases.
A Food Aggregator Multi-Vendor Platform like Swiggy, Zomato etc
- Suppose, you want to build a food aggregator website where you are connecting various restaurants to sell their cuisines.
- You can onboard multiple restaurants that will act as sellers on your website.
- A Customer can choose one or multiple restaurants to place his order.
- The orders are then automatically allotted to these individual restaurants and finally delivered to the customer.
Niche Vertical Marketplace like Nykaa, FirstCry etc
- You can create a Niche Vertical Marketplace where you can combine various brands.
- Each brand, for example, Samsung, OnePlus, Motorola, etc. will have their individual sellers.
- It offers your customers an undistracted view to choose their desired products.
Horizontal marketplace like Amazon, eBay etc
- You can have different categories, such as shoes, apparels, jewellery, etc.
- Here, different sellers can represent different categories.
- A customer can choose products from one or multiple categories.
- The order placed by the customer is automatically split among these individual sellers.