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Case study · E-commerce
How does a traditional Assamese Mekhela Sador brand sell online?
A website, a mobile app and an admin panel, all running from one product catalogue.
Sanvi Mekhela is a traditional Assamese Mekhela Sador store in Guwahati. We are building their e-commerce platform: a website, a mobile app and an admin panel.
All three work from one catalogue, so a product is added once and appears everywhere.
A heritage brand needs a modern shop without losing what makes it special.
Selling across channels
Customers shop on the web and on their phones, and both need the same products and prices.
Managing stock easily
The team needs a simple admin panel to add and update products.
Showing craft well
Traditional garments need clear, attractive product pages.
Without one catalogue behind every channel, the team ends up updating products in several places.
One catalogue, three surfaces.
An online store
A website where customers browse and buy.
- Product pages for each garment
- Checkout and orders
A mobile app
The same shop in the customer’s pocket.
- Same products and prices as the website
An admin panel
One place for the team to run the shop.
- Add and update products once
- Manage orders
A shop that runs from one source of truth.
Sanvi Mekhela gets a website, an app and an admin panel that share a single catalogue.
- Three surfaces serve customers and staff.
- One catalogue feeds every channel.
- The team manages products from a single admin panel.
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