A juice-cart owner has sold on the same corner for years and wants customers to be able to call him over. On Kadaikodi he creates his storefront: a name, a category, a photo, his hours and the area he works.
He chooses which ways to buy he offers — doorstep visits within two kilometres, pickup at the corner — and adds his menu. Kadaikodi verifies the storefront before it can accept doorstep or at-home requests, which is part of why customers trust opening their gate to it.
Once verified, he goes on duty with a tap. Customers nearby see him on the map, and every sale from then on — at the corner or at a doorstep — goes into the same order list and daybook.
This is an illustrative scenario, not a customer story.
Illustrative workflow outline
Take a merchant from “I want to sell” to a verified, active storefront — set up the business profile, configure how it sells, and go live once a platform administrator approves it.
This outline is not proof that a workflow completed. Actual availability and outcomes depend on your role, workspace configuration, and the service at the time you use it.
Sign in as a Cart Owner (merchant) and open your Profile, then click Edit Profile.
You should see: The profile form opens, ready for your business name, category, and address — a Verified badge shows here once you are approved.
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