Your store on the marketplace

See your store as buyers see it: the link you share, how they find your products, and what each page tells them.

Once your store is open, anybody can read it on the marketplace, from a phone or a computer, with no account. This page walks through what they see, so you know what to fill in and what to check before you share your link. Everything a buyer reads comes from what you already keep in Beelocity: your products, your prices, your stock, your store’s texts and your organization profile.

The Store link on your store’s page in the app is your address on the marketplace, written out in full, such as market.beelocity.com/dar-el-hana. Put it on your social-media pages, your flyers and your shop window.

The link carries no language. A buyer who follows it lands on your store in their own: Arabic when their phone reads Arabic, English when it reads English, and French otherwise. The marketplace itself, its menus and its labels, is in French, Arabic and English, and a buyer can change language at the top of every page.

The link leads to your store only while it is Open. While it is a Draft, Paused or Suspended, a buyer following it reads Page not found, exactly as for an address that never existed. That is on purpose: nobody can tell a paused shop from a mistyped one.

How buyers find your products

The marketplace’s home lists every open store, the newest first, with its logo, its name and the first lines of About the store.
The search box looks for a product in every open store at once. It matches the product’s name as the buyer reads it, in their language when you translated it, and the store’s name. A search needs at least two characters.

Each product in a list shows its main photo, its name, your store’s name, its price with TVA included, and whether it is in stock. A product with variants shows the lowest of its prices, read From 4,500.00 DA.

Your store’s page

Your store’s page shows, from top to bottom:

your logo, which is the one on the organization profile, your store’s name and About the store;
your products, in the order you gave them on the Listings page;
Delivery and Returns: your delivery terms and your return policy, in the buyer’s language when you wrote it, in French otherwise;
Contact: a Call the seller button that dials your contact phone on a mobile, the number itself, and your contact email;
Legal information: your legal name, your trade name, your NIF, your RC or your artisan card number, and your address. The law asks every online shop to show these, and they come from the organization profile.

A product’s page

A product’s page shows its photos, its name and its description in the buyer’s language, its price with TVA included, and whether it is in stock.

For a product with variants, the buyer chooses a size, a colour or whatever your variants differ by. Each choice shows its own price, its own stock and, when one of your photos shows that variant, its photo. A variant without a price is not offered at all.

How much is left is said in three ways:

In stock, when there are more than five;
Only 3 left, with the exact count, when there are five or fewer;
Out of stock, when there are none. The product stays on the marketplace, so a link a buyer shared still works.

Under the product, the buyer finds your store again: its delivery terms, its return policy, the Call the seller button and your legal information. A buyer who wants the product calls you.

What buyers never see

Your costs, your margins, and how much you hold beyond five of a product.
Anything of your organization profile other than the legal information above.
A product that is not showing, for whichever reason the Listings page gives, nor one you unlisted. Its address reads Page not found.

When a change shows

A price, a stock count, a photo or a text you change shows on the marketplace within a minute. You do not publish anything: the marketplace reads your store every time a buyer looks, and keeps each page for at most a minute in between.