A soap maker selling in Saint-Eustache could place a QR code on printed cards that opens a readable product page. Customers would find sizes, ingredients and availability, then choose confirmed collection or offered shipping. We could group orders by handover location and publish the actual market schedule, helping the maker prepare the quantities needed at each attended event and collection point.
An illustrative example to adapt to your business. It does not represent a completed project in this municipality.
How should I choose between a catalogue and an online store?
We would review product count, variants, inventory and handover options. A catalogue with enquiries may fit when each order needs review. Online payment becomes useful when prices, availability and delivery can be confirmed reliably. The quote would explain the management costs associated with both options.
Can I display the logo of a market I attend?
We would use materials authorized by its organizer and specify your participation dates. The website would not present your company as the organizer when it is attending as a vendor.
How can the same product be managed across several selling points?
Shared inventory can support collection choices if your tools allow it. Otherwise, we could reserve quantities per location and define how staff update availability as products are sold.