Onboarding and management,we do the paperwork. You make the product.
Getting onto a marketplace is forms, documents, approvals and waiting. Staying on it is stock, pricing, reviews and a hundred small fixes. Our account managers handle both, and tell you what’s working.
On Amazon: Seller Central set-up, Brand Registry, Easy Ship, Brand Analytics, catalogue and account health.
On Flipkart: Seller account, brand approval, catalogue and sale-day planning.
On Meesho: Supplier account set-up, catalogue uploads, and returns watched closely.
On JioMart: Seller onboarding and catalogue set-up.
On Myntra: Onboarding, catalogue set-up and seasonal planning.
On Nykaa: Seller account set-up, catalogue and support tickets on Nykaa.
On Blinkit: Onboarding, documents and city-by-city listings.
On Swiggy Instamart: Onboarding and listings across Instamart’s cities.
On Zepto: Onboarding and availability checks across cities.
On BigBasket: Onboarding, listings and availability checks on BigBasket.
On Flipkart Minutes: Onboarding and listings for Flipkart’s quick-commerce shelf.
On Amazon Now: Planning which products to bring to Amazon Now, and watching availability.
Illustration: onboarding and management shown with Kadak, the made-up chai from our story.
Every day,the paperwork wins and the product waits.
Brand approvals, category permissions, tax documents, catalogue templates, stock updates. Every platform has its own forms and its own rules, and they keep changing. It’s a full-time job, so we made it ours.
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Onboarding and managementfor e-commerce
Seller accounts, Brand Registry and category ungating
Catalogue upload, GTIN exemptions and approvals
Pricing, stock, shipments, returns and lost-inventory claims
Account health watched closely, and suspension appeals handled
Amazon Vine, Subscribe & Save, Posts and A/B tests, set up and run
Support tickets chased, and a monthly report with what we’ll do next
Usually a GST registration (most categories need one), a PAN, a bank account in the business’s name, and details for every product in your catalogue. Brand Registry also needs a registered or applied-for trademark. We set up the account and handle the paperwork.
What documents do I need to sell on Blinkit?
Blinkit asks for a GST certificate, a PAN card, a trademark certificate, your brand logo at 576 × 576 pixels, an authorisation letter on company letterhead and a cancelled cheque.
Catalogue updates, pricing and stock checks, promotions and sale-event planning, watching ratings, reviews and account health, and a regular report on what’s working and what we’ll do next.
Can you manage several marketplaces at once?
Yes. Many brands we work with sell on Amazon, Flipkart and quick-commerce apps at the same time. We keep their content, prices and stock consistent across all of them.
Can you help if my seller account is suspended?
Yes. We handle suspension cases end to end: finding the cause, writing the appeal and following up with the marketplace. No one can promise a reinstatement, but a clear, well-documented appeal gives you the best chance.