Which Problems does EDIN Market
solve for Meat Product Sellers
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Competition: Numerous suppliers and a wide variety of products make it important to differentiate your goods through higher quality and product uniqueness.
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Seasonality: The need to stay ahead of competitors and accurately forecast inventory and demand during peak seasons.
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Shelf Life: Meat products often have a short shelf life, requiring careful inventory control.
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Marketing and Competition: Difficulties in competing with technological competitors in the market.
Features for Meat Product Sellers in the EDIN Market Service
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Demand Forecasting:
Using data to identify consumption patterns and trends, particularly during seasonal peaks like grill season and holidays.
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Inventory Adaptation:
Based on analysis, sellers can more accurately plan their purchases and stock levels.
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Shelf Life:
EDIN Market provides the ability to create return invoices, reducing the percentage of expired products.
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Competition:
EDIN Market actively helps manufacturers effectively promote their products and brands among end consumers.
Which Meat Product Sellers are already using EDIN Market
Opportunities 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.)
MB Foody: EDIN Market in Action
Questions and Answers
In the mobile application — yes. Status changes occur based on the sending/receiving of electronic documents (the buyer sent an electronic order — status “Sent”, the seller sent an electronic order confirmation and/or electronic dispatch notification — status “In Process”, the buyer sent an electronic acknowledgment of receipt — status “Completed”, the buyer sent an electronic return — status “Returned”).
On the web platform — no. Document chains are displayed.
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