The Merchant Dashboard In Your Marketplace

 

Admins, as well as merchants, can manage the merchant dashboard. If you are a new or existing merchant, this guide will help you. Read this guide to understand more about the Merchant dashboard. 

 

 

 

 

1. Log in to the Yelo admin dashboard, where your monthly sales, revenue and orders can be viewed. 
2. You can make changes to any merchant store by clicking on the left side of the dashboard and clicking on ‘Grocery Stores’.
3. After selecting the merchant, you will see three tabs.

Tab 1: Grocery Stores

1. This tab consists of merchant details such as ID, name, email, phone, address and image in the first block. 
2. The second block lets merchants manage their serving areas and geofences.
   The third block is a QR code that lets merchants open catalogues on their apps.
   In the fourth block, admins can add merchants to the sponsored listing and then sort their listings.
3. If you scroll down further, you can choose the business category in the next block by selecting it from the dropdown menu.
4. In this tab, admins and merchants can keep a tab on activity logs, and merchants can see their subscription plans.

Tab 2: Catalogue 

1. This tab consists of the merchant store, products and catalogues. 
2. Here, you can add the category and products inside those categories. To add a category, click on the ‘+’ sign.
3. Add the category name and upload the image to add a new category.
4. You can add new products in the existing category or add a new category by clicking on these three dots.
5. A new dialogue box will appear. Fill in the required details and upload the product image to proceed.
6. After clicking on ‘Add’, your new product will be added.

Tab 3: Configuration

1. Here, merchants can choose specific days when they operate, or they can choose to operate every day.
   Similarly, they can choose merchant timings as shown below.
2. In this tab, merchants can either choose to deliver on-demand or schedule the order for a specific time.
3. When you scroll down further, merchants can edit order preparation time, set minimum order amounts, and accept or reject orders.
4. Merchants can also create fields for their checkout templates.