Become a dropshipping supplier — let resellers sell your stock across Pakistan.

Nothing moves to a marketplace warehouse. Your cartons stay in your own godown in Karachi, Lahore, Faisalabad or wherever you operate — you publish a wholesale catalog with variants, wholesale prices and live stock, and resellers sell against that stock.

Because supplying runs on SYEZPOS multi-location inventory, a supplier with stock in two cities keeps both godowns visible. When a reseller's order arrives, you dispatch from wherever makes sense and the stock decrements in real time — the same ledger that tracks your own wholesale and retail sales.

You switch on supplying inside your workspace settings — that puts your account into a pending state. The platform reviews your business, and only after approval do your wholesale listings go live in the marketplace and your verified supplier badge appear.

Approval is not decoration. It is what lets resellers import your products with confidence, and it is why the platform can suspend a supplier who ships late, sends wrong items or rejects orders dishonestly. Good suppliers get distribution; bad ones get removed.

The reseller confirms the customer order and forwards it; the supplier accepts or rejects with a reason, then packs, dispatches and tracks the parcel through the same order pipeline. Reseller orders are not a separate system — they land in the same order queue your team already works, marked as dropship orders so packing knows to ship blind.

You stay in control of every order: accept it, or reject it with a reason — out of stock, address issue, whatever the reality is — and the reseller sees that reason instead of silence. An order covering several suppliers splits automatically into per-supplier fulfillments; you only ever see and handle your own part.

Suppliers book parcels on their own courier accounts and record tracking on the order; native courier API booking is on the roadmap. The courier collects cash on delivery and the remittance is tracked against the order — you always know which parcels have delivered and which have come back as RTO.

Settlements are recorded with a transfer reference and proof upload, then confirmed or disputed by the receiving side — automated wallet payouts are on the roadmap. On the platform side, Marketplace commission is a configurable percentage of the retail price (engine default 5%), invoiced monthly with automatic credits on returned orders. Every settlement shows exactly what was transferred, when, and with which proof — so month-end reconciliation is a review, not an argument.