Which Problems does EDIN Market
solve for Bread Sellers
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Returns: Bread and bakery products mostly have a short shelf life, so suppliers very often face product returns.
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Large Volumes of Information: Daily orders that take a lot of time to process.
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Human Factor: Endless mistakes due to human error, which significantly slow down the ordering process.
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Lack of Tools for Demand Forecasting and Avoiding Shortages or Overstocking
Opportunities for Bread Sellers in the Service
EDIN Market
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A return goods document has been implemented in the mobile application.
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The seller at the point of sale can track the sales dynamics of specific products using the mobile application.
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Pre-ordering allows planning the necessary quantity of products and avoiding product shortages.
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The supplier can create an order schedule, which allows offloading the order processing department during peak periods.
Which Bread Product Sellers Are Already Using EDIN Market
Features in EDIN Market for Sellers:
Uploading price lists to the web platform from Excel and via integration (product and logistic characteristics, product photos through integration with Listex, multiples, prices, stock levels, order quotas, product attributes—new, promotion, etc.)
Grouping buyers to speed up the publication of price lists and scheduling of order acceptance.
Publishing price lists for individual buyers with individual conditions and for groups of buyers
Price list display constructor (set, order of fields, and business processes) on both the seller's and buyer's sides.
Setting and controlling limitations when buyers place orders (minimum and maximum order amounts, credit limits, maximum weight/number of items, etc.)
Creating an order cart for the buyer.
Searching for product items based on various criteria.
Notifications (email, push) about receiving a new document.
Setting up an individual document workflow after receiving an order (ORDRSP, DESADV, RECADV, invoice, etc.)
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Questions and Answers
Yes. The buyer in the mobile application has the ability to create returns for products they have ordered over a certain period. The seller, on their side, can set the maximum number of days for product returns.
Yes. The buyer in the mobile application has the ability to edit a sent order until the seller confirms it or dispatches it from their side.
Yes. The seller has the ability to set an order acceptance schedule (for example, every Monday and Wednesday from 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM). Additionally, the seller can block the ability to send orders outside the schedule and set a reminder time for the need to send an order on time (the buyer will receive an email notification and a push notification in the mobile application).
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