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Selling on other people's platforms
iSeller
An entrepreneur rarely sells in one place: their own shop, our storefront and, in parallel, listings on the marketplaces. iSeller used to be a separate product; now it joins the ecosystem, because it makes no sense to keep goods, money and documents in one place and marketplace sales in another.
platformsUzum · WB · Ozon
window for every shop1
the margin is knownbefore purchase
How it works
What it does
1
It counts before you spend
Enter a product — yours or any that comes to mind — and the calculator unfolds the whole economics: platform commission, logistics, storage, acquiring, tax. What comes out is not «turnover» but net profit per unit and the point below which you must not sell.
2
It says whether the niche is worth entering
The AI looks at price, competition and your purchase cost and says it plainly: here the margin is eaten by commission, and here it survives. The buying decision is made before the money, not after the first delivery.
3
It assembles the listing
Title, description, attributes, photos — from your own catalogue or from scratch off a photo of the item. The text is written by an AI that knows both the product and the platform's requirements; you publish.
4
It runs the shops from one window
Stock, prices, orders and statuses across every platform at once — next to your own warehouse and your own documents, rather than in three separate back-offices with three passwords.
Capabilities
What this module does
Everyone counts commission; almost nobody counts the economics
Sellers regularly discover their real margin in hindsight, once the platform has taken its cut and the logistics turned out dearer than planned. The calculator gathers every deduction in one place and shows the result before the deal, not in a month-end report.
One product list across every channel
An item is entered once. After that it lives in your warehouse, on the storefront and in the platform listings — on shared stock, not in three spreadsheets drifting apart.
Marketplace sales come back into the books
An order from a platform is revenue like any other: it lands in the money ledger, appears in reports and in the business pulse. Bookkeeping stops splitting into «our sales» and «the ones somewhere out there».
And your own storefront alongside
The same goods stand simultaneously on our platform, where an order turns into a contract and a VAT invoice. For a wholesale buyer that often matters more than a discount.
Where it grows
Why this is part of the ecosystem rather than a separate product
A marketplace seller is not a different person but the same entrepreneur in one more role. They have the same goods, the same money, the same tax authority and the same duty to issue documents. Keeping that in two systems means entering the product list twice, reconciling money twice, and in the end knowing the real profit in neither.
Just say it
«Work out the margin on this item for Uzum»
«How many orders yesterday across all platforms?»
«Write a description for the listing»
Related modules
UmagShop
On every marketplace the order ends at the basket. Here it ends at a closed deal with the bookkeeping done.
Explore Stock & goods
A catalogue, stock levels, stocktaking with a phone camera, and classifier codes matched by a five-phase pipeline.
Explore Business pulse
An X-ray of the company for its owner: a clear picture with not one accounting term, plus a detector for strange operations.
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