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everythingkashmir · 2 years ago

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Escaping the Matrix

The reality is an illusion

By Faisul Yaseen

‘Khan News Agency’ just outside the Lambert Lane on the Residency Road in Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir, used to employ seven persons. Today, Hilal Ahmad is the only one running the show.

“The customer flow used to be such that none of us could take a breather during the day,” Ahmad says. “Today, I sit idle, waiting all day for the customers to turn up.”

His business of selling newspapers, magazines, and other periodicals, has been hit with the growth of e-commerce in Kashmir.

“e-commerce is doing much more damage to small-time shopkeepers than the violence of three decades in Kashmir,” he says.

As the e-commerce industry is growing in Kashmir, it is eating away the business of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) like local departmental stores, bookshops, clothing and footwear stores, small traders, retailers, and hawkers while wholesale profit margins are getting squeezed.

In this new world order, how will the small businesses survive?

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Andrew Tate, a kickboxer-turned-online influencer was recently in the news when while being arrested he said, “The Matrix has attacked me.”

When Tate mentioned ‘The Matrix’, was he making a reference to the science fiction film franchise or was he talking about the new world order?

In one of his viral videos while referring to ‘The Matrix’, he says, “They want to control us. This is what people who are in charge ever wanted from the beginning, control. They want people to comply. And you have to put systems in place to ensure people comply.”

Are those systems the new business models? And are we the people complying with those systems?

Kashmir Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) President Javid Tenga says, “There is a need to support people who are losing their livelihood due to e-commerce.”

Tenga, who had shot a letter to the Union Civil Aviation Ministry and Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to stop websites of various airlines from unilaterally raising airfares on Jammu and Kashmir route, says that the government needs to place restrictions on e-commerce of certain items to protect the interests of small traders.

Rescuing small businesses in a place like J&K assumes importance considering that at least 1.82 lakh youth who do not have any jobs are registered with the government.

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Chairman of PHD Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PHDCCI), Kashmir, Vicky Shaw says, “The dimensions of business are changing.”

He suggests small businesses to get associated with big companies and become their suppliers.

Shaw also recommends small traders to register their businesses on the Government of India’s Open Network Digital Commerce (ONDC) app for easy marketing of their products.

“People have to move on,” Shaw says.

Coordinator Directorate of Internal Quality Assurance (DIQA) of the University of Kashmir (KU), Aijaz Akbar Mir concurs with Shaw.

According to Mir, who specialises in Management and Organisational Behaviour, Human Resource Management, Human Resource Development and Industrial Relations, the small traders need to come up with “innovations” and “redesign” or “perish”.

“Change is important. What is relevant today may not be relevant tomorrow,” Mir says. “Small traders need to add more products and go for home delivery.”

Coordinator MBA Financial Management at KU’s School of Business Studies, Irshad Ahmad Malik questions whether small businesses were offering what customers want.

“They are not shifting to the alternate mechanism,” he says. “They also need to lure customers with discounts and go for hybrid mode of sales – both online and in store.”

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In a time of gloom at the shop fronts, is the government doing anything for helping the small businesses?

Director Industries and Commerce, Kashmir, Mahmood Ahmad Shah says, “There is nothing in the industrial policy. This comes under rehabilitation.”

However, Shah, who is also Director Handicrafts and Handloom, says that the government is incentivising e-commerce in the handicrafts sector.

When merchants, who usually fight with each other, feel an existential threat at the hands of the “common enemy” e-commerce, the role of the government and the quasi-government institutions like J&K Bank, which has for long been the lifeline of the local economy, becomes all the more important.

Editor of the J&K Bank and its Head of Internal Communication and Knowledge Management (IC&KM) Department, Sajjad Bazaz says, “It is all up to the business plan of the shopkeepers.”

He says that the loan limit given by the bank depends on the working capital.

“Many small traders have already started e-commerce but it only accounts for around 40 percent of the sales while 60 percent customers still visit the stores for a personal experience,” Bazaz says.

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In the 1999 Hollywood movie, ‘The Matrix’ that Tate makes references to, Morpheus, a rebel leader played by Laurence Fishburne tells the protagonist Neo, who is played by Keanu Reeves, “The Matrix is a system, Neo. That system is our enemy. But when you're inside, you look around, what do you see? Businessmen, teachers, lawyers, carpenters. The very minds of the people we are trying to save. But until we do, these people are still a part of that system and that makes them our enemy. You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inured, so hopelessly dependent on the system, that they will fight to protect it.”

Are we those hopelessly dependent people who are fighting to protect this world order?

In ‘The Matrix’ Morpheus gives Neo two options, “This is your last chance. After this, there is no turning back. You take the blue pill - the story ends, you wake up in your bed and believe whatever you want to believe. You take the red pill - you stay in Wonderland and I show you how deep the rabbit hole goes.”

Do we have options like Neo and what are those options?

Writer and speaker, Sofo Archon in ‘Escaping the Matrix: 8 Ways to Deprogram Yourself’ writes, “Think of the way most people live: They force themselves to wake up early in the morning, dress up, drive straight to some workplace, spend 8 hours or so doing work they hate, drive back home, surf the Internet or watch TV, and then go to sleep, only to repeat the same routine the next day for almost the rest of their lives.”

For escaping ‘The Matrix’, he suggests breaking the shackles of dogmas, stopping giving your power away to external authority, questioning the dominant economic system, detaching yourself from consumerism, being aware of the media, choosing food carefully, reading eye-opening books, and developing mindfulness.

Archon writes that habits, tradition, and dogmas have turned us into mindless automatons that follow a predetermined path that was forced upon us.

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Chairman J&K Hoteliers Club Mushtaq Chaya says that there is a need to change these habits and old traditions.

“Shopkeepers have to become smart,” he says. “The people who are making a fortune out of e-commerce are smart people who used to run small businesses like these shopkeepers.”

However, Chaya calls for extending all possible help to these small traders who are finding it difficult to jump the bandwagon of e-commerce.

Like Chaya, President of Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Kashmir (CCIK), Tariq Rashid Ghani also suggests extending a helping hand to the small businesses keeping in mind the past three decades of turmoil in J&K.

“The traditional shop-keeping has come to an end,” he says. “The government needs to promote local items.”

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Nikki Baird in her write up ‘Retail in the 2020s: The Death of Consumerism’ for the ‘Forbes’ writes that the consumers should become sensitive to environment footprints; repair and maintenance sector would grow; businesses should deliver experiences; and traders should rethink how their businesses are organised, rework brand strategies, and remodel stores.

On April 17 last year at the unveiling of a 108-foot tall statue of Hanuman in Morbi, Gujarat, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said: “At our homes, we should only use things made by our people. Imagine the number of people who will get employment due to this. We may like foreign-made goods but these things don’t have the feel of the hard work of our people. In the next 25 years, if we just use local products, there won’t be unemployment for our people.”

In times of brand junkies, in times when duds backed by rich parents go on to become entrepreneurs, extending an olive branch to the small traders would be a revolutionary act.

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Greek philosopher Plato in the ‘Allegory of the Cave’ in his work ‘Republic’ describes a group of people who have lived all their lives in a cave. Chained to pillars, they can only see shadows cast on the back wall by a fire burned behind them. These shadows are mere illusions. When one of these men breaks out, he discovers a new world. On returning to the cave, he tells the other men about the reality but they reject it and resent him because reality is an illusion for them and illusion a reality.

However, Friedrich Nietzsche in his book Twilight of the Idols argues that if this ‘reality’ was completely unknowable and beyond grasp, what use could it possibly be.

Sheikh Aijaz, who runs Gulshan Books store at the Residency Road in Srinagar, says that a new reality has already dawned as fewer people were turning up to purchase books at stores.

“Most people now order books from e-commerce sites,” says Aijaz who compensates for the loss of business at the store with ‘Gulshan Books Publishing House’, a vertical the family started years back.

The 17th century French philosopher Rene Descartes in his ‘Meditations on First Philosophy’ suggests that the entire human world is but a world of shadows orchestrated by a deceitful “evil genius”.

Not wanting to chase the shadows, millennials across the world may not be buying diamonds, ‘vocal for local’ may be the in thing in India, but are we ready for putting in an effort to make the change.

Do you want to take the blue pill, or do you want to take the red pill?

The choice is yours.

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udayadaequarelistany · 1 month ago

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Latest eCommerce Updates and Trends in India for 2025

Introduction

India’s eCommerce landscape is evolving rapidly in 2025, fueled by new technologies, rising internet penetration, and digital adoption across smaller cities. With over 1 billion internet users, India is positioned to become one of the largest digital retail markets globally.

This blog explores the latest eCommerce trends and updates in India for 2025 — from ONDC integration to AI-driven shopping experiences — and how partnering with the best eCommerce website development company can help businesses thrive in this dynamic market.

1. ONDC Reshapes the eCommerce Ecosystem

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) is a major breakthrough in India’s retail sector. It’s enabling MSMEs, local kirana stores, and manufacturers to join the digital economy without relying on marketplace giants.

An experienced eCommerce website development company can help brands seamlessly integrate with the ONDC protocol, ensuring compliance, scalability, and secure transactions.

2. AI-Powered Personalization Drives Conversions

In 2025, personalization is powered by artificial intelligence (AI). From dynamic pricing to product recommendations and chatbot support, AI is helping brands deliver tailored shopping experiences.

Leading eCommerce solutions providers in India are now integrating AI modules into online stores, making them smarter and more intuitive.

3. D2C Boom Creates New Opportunities

India’s Direct-to-Consumer (D2C) market is flourishing, supported by social commerce, influencer marketing, and low-cost online store builders.

Startups and established brands are turning to the best eCommerce website development companies to launch high-performance, mobile-optimized websites that can scale with growth. These platforms support everything from order management to customer engagement, essential for the D2C model.

4. Tier 2 and Tier 3 Cities Drive Next-Gen Growth

With increasing digital literacy, Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities are becoming the new hubs of eCommerce. Consumers in these regions seek regional language support, flexible payments, and cash-on-delivery options.

A reliable eCommerce solutions provider in India can localize your eCommerce store with vernacular content, regional filters, and optimized mobile UX.

5. Omnichannel Becomes Standard Practice

Shoppers now expect seamless transitions between online and offline touchpoints. In 2025, retailers are adopting omnichannel commerce to offer click-and-collect, digital kiosks, and QR-enabled in-store browsing.

Only a skilled eCommerce website development company can create unified systems that connect inventory, CRM, and POS for a flawless omnichannel experience.

6. Sustainable Shopping Gains Ground

Eco-friendly packaging, ethical sourcing, and carbon-neutral deliveries are no longer optional — they’re expected. Gen Z and millennials are especially conscious of sustainable choices when shopping online.

Partnering with a future-ready eCommerce solutions provider in India can help integrate sustainability features like eco-badges, green shipping options, and recycling initiatives directly into your store.

7. Smarter Logistics and Faster Fulfillment

With smart logistics, brands are now achieving same-day and next-day deliveries even in smaller towns. Dark stores, warehouse automation, and route optimization software are the backbone of this transformation.

The best eCommerce website development companies are offering backend integration with logistics APIs, order tracking systems, and AI-based demand forecasting.

8. Digital Payments: UPI and BNPL Dominate

In 2025, UPI remains the dominant payment method, while Buy Now, Pay Later (BNPL) is becoming widely adopted by younger buyers. Voice-based UPI is also entering the mainstream.

An expert eCommerce solutions provider in India ensures your store supports all trending payment methods, boosting checkout success rates and reducing cart abandonment.

Final Thoughts

The eCommerce industry in India is undergoing a significant transformation in 2025. From hyper-personalization to regional expansion and digital payments, change is everywhere. Whether you’re a startup or an established brand, the key to staying competitive is collaborating with the right technology partner.

Top Takeaways:

Leverage ONDC and D2C growth

Implement AI, regional targeting, and omnichannel integration

Optimize for UPI, BNPL, and sustainable practices

#ecommerce #ecommerce website development

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himanshu123 · 3 months ago

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eCommerce Platforms 2025: Choosing Between Shopify, Magento, Headless & ONDC Integration for Indian Businesses

The Indian eCommerce market in 2025 is a whirlwind of opportunity and dynamism. As consumer behaviour shifts further online and new technologies emerge, laying the right foundation for your digital storefront is more critical than ever. Choosing the correct eCommerce platform isn't just a technical decision; it's a strategic one that impacts your scalability, customer experience, and future growth. Navigating this landscape requires expertise, which is why many businesses seek the best eCommerce website development in India to guide them. This post will explore the leading contenders – Shopify, Magento (Adobe Commerce), Headless Commerce – and the crucial consideration of ONDC integration specifically for businesses operating in India.

Shopify: The User-Friendly Launchpad

For many startups, D2C brands, and small to medium businesses (SMBs) in India, Shopify remains a compelling choice. Its primary strength lies in its remarkable ease of use and rapid setup time. You can get a functional, attractive online store running relatively quickly without deep technical knowledge.

Pros: Intuitive interface, vast App Store for extending functionality, strong ecosystem, reliable hosting included, good support for Indian payment gateways like UPI and popular wallets.

Cons: Transaction fees apply if you don't use Shopify Payments, customization can be limited compared to other platforms (especially theme structure), and the total cost of ownership can increase significantly as you add numerous paid apps for advanced features.

Best Fit: Businesses prioritizing speed to market, ease of management, and a straightforward selling model. Ideal for those new to eCommerce who want a robust, managed solution.

Magento (Adobe Commerce): The Scalable Powerhouse

Magento, now part of Adobe Commerce, has long been the platform of choice for larger businesses and those with complex requirements. Its open-source roots (Magento Open Source) offer immense flexibility, while Adobe Commerce provides enterprise-level features and support.

Pros: Highly customizable and scalable, capable of handling vast product catalogs and high traffic volumes, extensive built-in features (especially for B2B), large global developer community, allows for complex multi-store, multi-language, and multi-currency setups common for pan-India operations.

Cons: Steeper learning curve, requires skilled developers and potentially higher development costs, hosting and maintenance are self-managed (for Open Source) or part of a higher-cost Adobe Commerce package, longer initial development timelines.

Best Fit: Established businesses, large enterprises, B2B companies, and those with unique, complex requirements demanding deep customization and control over their platform architecture.

Headless Commerce: The Apex of Flexibility & Experience

Headless commerce represents a modern architectural approach where the frontend (the customer-facing 'head' – website, mobile app, IoT device) is decoupled from the backend eCommerce engine (handling products, orders, customers). This offers unparalleled flexibility.

Pros: Complete design freedom for unique user experiences, superior performance (often paired with PWAs – Progressive Web Apps – ideal for India's mobile users), seamless omnichannel selling, API-first approach facilitates easier integration with other systems (ERP, CRM), future-proof architecture.

Cons: Generally higher initial development complexity and cost, requires managing separate frontend and backend systems, demands a skilled development team proficient in modern frontend frameworks (like React, Vue) and APIs.

Best Fit: Brands focused on creating unique, content-rich customer experiences, businesses aiming for sophisticated omnichannel strategies, and those wanting maximum performance and flexibility for future innovation.

Navigating Your Platform Strategy?

Choosing between the ease of Shopify, the power of Magento, or the flexibility of Headless – while also considering ONDC – can be complex. Each path has implications for your budget, resources, and growth trajectory.

If you're interested in exploring the benefits of eCommerce development services for your business, we encourage you to book an appointment with our team of experts. Book an Appointment

ONDC Integration: The Strategic Imperative for India

The Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) is a game-changer specific to the Indian market. It's not another platform but a government-backed initiative creating open protocols to allow buyers and sellers across different platforms to interact seamlessly. Think of it like UPI for eCommerce – standardizing the rails for digital transactions.

Why Integrate? Participating in ONDC can significantly increase your visibility, especially for MSMEs, providing access to customers on various buyer apps without being locked into a single large marketplace. It aims to democratize digital commerce and foster fair competition.

Integration Considerations: Integrating with ONDC means making your chosen platform (Shopify, Magento, or your Headless backend) compatible with ONDC protocols. This typically involves using specific APIs or middleware solutions to handle catalog publishing, order management, and fulfilment communication across the network. Making Your Choice: Key Factors for Indian Businesses

There's no single "best" platform; the ideal choice depends on your specific context:

Business Size & Complexity: Startups might favor Shopify, while large enterprises lean towards Magento or Headless.

Budget: Consider both initial development costs and ongoing expenses (hosting, apps, maintenance, potential transaction fees).

Technical Resources: Do you have an in-house team or rely on an agency? Magento and Headless require more technical expertise.

Customization Needs: How unique does your user experience or backend logic need to be? Headless offers the most freedom.

Scalability Plans: How much growth do you anticipate in traffic, products, and geographical reach (within India and potentially globally)?

ONDC Strategy: Is participating in ONDC a priority? Ensure your chosen platform path supports seamless integration.

Conclusion: Building Your Future-Proof Foundation

Selecting the right eCommerce platform in 2025 is a crucial step for any Indian business aiming for online success. Whether it's the accessibility of Shopify, the robust power of Magento, or the cutting-edge flexibility of Headless Commerce, your decision must align with your business goals, technical capabilities, and budget. Crucially, factoring in strategic initiatives like ONDC integration is essential for long-term visibility and competitiveness within the unique Indian digital ecosystem. Carefully evaluating these options, perhaps utilizing an eCommerce Cost Calculator to map out potential investments, and partnering with knowledgeable development experts will ensure you build a scalable, resilient, and future-proof foundation for your online venture.

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ashishondc01 · 10 months ago

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Exploring the Benefits of ONDC Seller Apps by Futuresoft

The way companies conduct business in India's e-commerce sector is being completely transformed by the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC). With the goal of online trade and expanding opportunities for sellers of all sizes, ONDC plans to digital commerce and establish an open network. With its ONDC selling apps, Futuresoft, a top supplier of technology solutions, is spearheading this change and providing enterprises wishing to join this expanding network with strong tools.

Seamless Integration with the ONDC Ecosystem

The seamless connection with the ONDC Integration ecosystem is one of the main benefits of using Futuresoft's ONDC app. Because they are not restricted to a single marketplace, companies may now readily engage with a range of customers, logistics companies, and service platforms. With this open architecture, sellers can reach a wider audience and get more clients while having the freedom to collaborate with different partners.

Broader Market Reach

Through the ONDC seller app, businesses can gain access to a wide range of customers across a variety of platforms. Futuresoft's solutions are designed to facilitate easy joining of the ONDC network, which in turn helps sellers reach a national audience. Whether you are a small retailer or a large enterprise, the ability to connect with a diverse customer base increases your chances of success in a competitive market.

Cost-Effective Operations

Traditional e-commerce platforms often come with high commission fees and other operational costs. With ONDC seller apps by Futuresoft, sellers can significantly reduce these costs by operating in an open marketplace.Futuresoft's solutions enable companies to reduce overhead costs while preserving high levels of operational effectiveness, thus enabling sellers to keep a larger portion of their profits.

Improved Customer Experiences

Futuresoft's programs that are sold on the ONDC are made to increase customer pleasure. By offering real-time inventory updates, efficient order monitoring, and smooth communication channels, businesses may make shopping for their customers more pleasurable. Better post-purchase support and faster delivery are also made possible by ONDC's flexibility.

Future-Proof Technology

Futuresoft ensures that its Seller app ONDC is equipped with the latest technological advancements. As the ONDC network evolves, Futuresoft continues to update its solutions to meet the growing demands of the marketplace, ensuring that businesses stay competitive and ready for future growth. In conclusion, ONDC seller apps by Futuresoft provide businesses with the tools they need to thrive in a rapidly changing digital commerce environment. By leveraging these solutions, sellers can unlock new opportunities, streamline operations, and enhance customer satisfaction. If you would like more information about our products and ONDC Seller Apps you can contact our team at [email protected] or visit our website Futuresoft India.

#ONDC seller apps #ONDC Integration #Seller app ONDC

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dranjanakalia · 11 months ago

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Simplifying Your Business with Cloud Billing Software: A Game-Changer for Modern Enterprises

In the fast-paced digital world, efficiency and scalability are essential for any successful business. As companies grow and evolve, managing finances can become increasingly complex, requiring a system that is both reliable and adaptable. This is where Cloud Billing Software steps in a solution designed to streamline billing processes, enhance accuracy, and provide real-time insights into your business operations.

Why Cloud Billing Software?

Gone are the days of manual invoicing and cumbersome spreadsheets. Cloud billing software offers a modern alternative that not only automates billing but also integrates seamlessly with your existing systems. Whether you're running a small business or managing a large enterprise, cloud-based billing solutions offer scalability, allowing your billing system to grow with your business. Additionally, with cloud billing, you can access your financial data anytime, anywhere, ensuring you're always in control of your finances.

Exploring Innoforia’s Cloud-Based Billing Application System

Innoforia's Euphoria Bahi Cloud Application is a comprehensive billing solution designed to meet the needs of diverse businesses. Here's a closer look at how it works and how it can benefit your business:

Key Features:

Billing Desktop: A user-friendly interface that simplifies the billing process, making it easy for business owners to generate invoices, manage transactions, and track payments with just a few clicks.

e-Commerce Website Integration: For businesses with an online presence, the Euphoria Bahi Cloud App connects directly to your e-commerce platform. This integration ensures that your online sales are seamlessly captured in your billing system, reducing manual entry errors and improving overall efficiency.

ONDC Integration: While still in the works, the planned integration with the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) will further enhance your e-commerce capabilities, offering greater reach and better connectivity with customers.

Getting Started with Euphoria Bahi Cloud Application

Setting up the Euphoria Bahi Cloud Application is a straightforward process. Follow these simple steps to get started:

Browse to Euphoria Bahi Cloud App Link: Visit the provided link to access the Euphoria Bahi Cloud App.

Set Your Password: Follow the instructions in the email to set a secure password.

Add Your Business: Enter your business details to set up your account. This will serve as the foundation for your billing operations.

Manage Your Business: Customize your account settings to reflect your business’s unique needs.

Move to Billing Dashboard: Access the billing dashboard to begin managing your invoices and transactions.

Setup Product Units, Product Group, Product Items: Organize your products into groups and define units to streamline your inventory management.

Setup Customer Profiles: While optional, adding customer details can help speed up the billing process. You can also add customer profiles on the fly as needed.

Review Product Availability: Ensure that only available items are listed for sale, preventing stockouts and over-promising to customers.

Enhancing Your Business Operations

Once set up, the Euphoria Bahi Cloud Application empowers you to manage your business with greater efficiency. You can easily create new billing invoices through the Sales module, track sales, and gain insights into your business’s financial health. Additionally, the Owner's Dashboard provides a comprehensive view of your business's e-commerce store, allowing you to monitor online sales alongside traditional transactions.

Conclusion

In an era where agility and precision are key to success, adopting cloud billing software like Innoforia's Euphoria Bahi Cloud Application is a smart move. Not only does it streamline your billing processes, but it also integrates with your e-commerce platform, ensuring a cohesive and efficient financial management system. With features that cater to both small businesses and large enterprises, this cloud-based solution is designed to grow with your business, offering the flexibility and control you need to thrive in today's competitive marketplace.

Embrace the future of billing with Innoforia, and take the first step towards a more efficient and profitable business operation. For More Information Please Visit:- https://www.innoforia.com/

#Cloud Billing Software

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trueenewshub · 11 months ago

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Click ONDC for food delivery!

IMC WEB DESK BENGALURU: To get rid of high delivery and service charge, Bengaluru’s hotels association will join the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC).

How is ONDC helping?

It stands for Open Network Digital Commerce which is currently in Beta Testing mode in 180 cities of India. The main aim of this website is creating a web e-commerce experience. It works on the motive of creating a dual experience for both buyer and seller.

This new technique of delivering items will totally disrupt the market from its core. This is really cost effective and the customers can save up to 20% on the food item’s cost.

It is backed by the Central Government which help in gaining the trust of the customers in order to complete the direct transactions without any mediator.

What lead BBHA to adapt ONDC?

Bruhath Bangalore Hotels Association (BBHA) has joined hands with GrowthFalcons which is a registers on ONDC. The association has more than 2000 hotels and restaurants in the region.

Even the commission rate of ONDC is 8%, which is way higher than other platforms. Even for small owners who are completing relying on these platforms will be get benefit from ONDC. The main reason behind this step is to provide the maximum visibility to hotels and restaurants in the city.

In order to meet the expectations of the association, ONDC has to focus on providing quick deliveries without hampering the taste and hygiene of the products.

#delevery #swiggy #news

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futuresoftindia01 · 1 year ago

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The Impact of ONDC Seller App on the Marketplace

“ONDC Integration” refers to the seamless incorporation of the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) framework into existing digital platforms, facilitating efficient e-commerce operations across India. It streamlines inventory management, order processing, and payment gateways, increasing accessibility for businesses of all sizes. Meanwhile, the “ONDC Seller App” provides a user-friendly interface for merchants to manage their online storefront effortlessly. With intuitive features for product listing, order tracking, and customer engagement, it empowers sellers to thrive in the digital marketplace landscape. Exploring the Benefits of the OnDC Seller App For more information about our product, you can visit our website Futuresoft India, or send an email to [email protected]

#ONDC Integration #ONDC Seller app

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forblogmostly · 1 year ago

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Sarveshwar Foods' Organic Delight Expansion into Punjab and Delhi NCR

Sarveshwar Foods Limited, a leading player in the food industry, is making waves in the organic food space with the announcement of its strategic expansion into Punjab and the Delhi NCR region. The company has unveiled its signature 'NIMBARK Organic Stores,' offering authentic and premium organic delights sourced from the pristine lands of the Himalayas.

Press Release Highlights: In compliance with SEBI regulations, Sarveshwar Foods Limited has officially shared a press release dated October 30, 2023, titled 'Sarveshwar Foods is extending its food-prints in Punjab and Delhi NCR region by opening its signature NIMBARK Organic Stores.'

Expansion Strategy: Sarveshwar Foods is following a well-defined business strategy by extending its presence through signature stores, retail counters, and online marketplaces. The two new regions are expected to be fully operational by the end of the current quarter, bringing the total count of the company's exclusive retail stores to 15.

The 'NIMBARK Organic Stores' are a reflection of the company's commitment to providing customers with an immersive and convenient shopping experience. Operated by the subsidiary Himalayan Bio Organic Foods Limited, these stores showcase Sarveshwar's entire range of organic offerings.

Multi-Format Approach: Sarveshwar Foods employs a multi-pronged strategy to reach a diverse customer base. In addition to the 'NIMBARK Organic Stores,' the company sells its products through over 1200 retail counters across major cities, including Jammu, Srinagar, Ludhiana, Chandigarh, Lucknow, Khanpur, Punjab, and Delhi NCR. The online presence spans the company's website as well as popular marketplaces like Amazon, Flipkart, Bigbasket, Jiomart, and ONDC.

Sarveshwar's Organic Legacy: Rooted in the foothills of the Himalayas, Sarveshwar Foods is dedicated to producing organic products without the use of artificial fertilizers and chemicals. Branded under the name 'NIMBARK,' the products embody the philosophy of a 'SATVIK' conscious lifestyle.

The company, listed on both NSE (Symbol: SARVESHWAR) and BSE (Scrip Code: 543688), boasts certifications such as ISO 22000:2018, USFDA, BRC, Kosher, NPPO USA & CHINA, and NOP - USDA Organic.

Forward-Looking Initiatives: Sarveshwar Foods is not resting on its laurels; instead, it has outlined ambitious plans to double the number of NIMBARK Signature Stores, retail counters, and its presence on various online platforms in the coming quarters. The goal is to make quality organic products accessible to every Indian household at reasonable price points.

About Sarveshwar Foods: Sarveshwar Foods Limited, with a heritage of over 130 years, is a distinguished player in the food industry. Based in the Jammu region of Jammu and Kashmir, the company initially gained recognition for its basmati and non-basmati rice. Over the years, it has expanded its offerings to include a wide range of FMCG and organic products.

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uengagedigi · 2 years ago

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Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App

Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App - Online food delivery has become a crucial variable of a restaurant's success in today's digital age. With the advent of the Online Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) platform, restaurants have gained access to a powerful tool that allows them to spread their reach and enhance sales. For such reasons, it is crucial for restaurants to find a suitable partner for ONDC Registration.

uEngage, recognized as the Best ONDC Seller App, offers an all-in-one solution for restaurants to onboard swiftly and effectively while minimizing costs. So, if you own a restaurant or any e-commerce business and you want to quickly onboard to ONDC with fewer commissions, then Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App.

Let's delve into the key benefits that make uEngage the go-to choice for restaurants aiming to thrive in the competitive online food delivery market

Quick Onboarding

If you choose to Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App, then you will get the advantage of streamlined and quick onboarding. We at uEngage understand the urgency for restaurants to set up an online presence swiftly. Therefore, we offer a hassle-free registration process that will allow restaurants and business owners to quickly onboard onto Open Network for Digital Commerce Network. You can visit uEngage Website and start your ONDC journey without any further delay.

Lowest Commissions

The second benefit that you will receive if you choose to Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App is that you will be charged with Lowest Commission. uEngage stands out from other seller apps by providing the lowest commissions in the entire Indian industry. We recognize the significance of profitability for restaurants. That is why, uEngage has designed its pricing structure to be highly cost-effective. With the benefit of the lowest commissions, restaurants can multiply their earnings and upscale their profit margins.

Robust Features and Support

uEngage offers a comprehensive suite of features and supports that empower businesses and restaurants in their ONDC journey. If you choose to Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App, you will get to operate a user-friendly interface. This will allow you to easily manage your menu, handle inventory, and orders seamlessly.

Professional Customer

In addition to this, uEngage also offers devoted and professional customer support to address all the queries or concerns that restaurants may have. Our team is readily available around the clock and they are proficient to assist with any technical problem and provide ample guidance on maximizing the platform’s potential and offer prompt solutions.

To Conclude

In the highly competitive landscape of online food delivery in India, uEngage has emerged as the Best ONDC Seller APP. We offer restaurants and hyperlocal businesses tools and resources that they need to succeed. So, choose to Boost Your Restaurant's Success with uEngage: The Best ONDC Seller App.

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