Suplias

Where mom and pop stores in Africa buy inventory

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Where mom and pop stores in Africa buy inventory

2 followers

Suplias is a B2B marketplace where mom and pop stores in Africa buy inventory directly from manufacturers using a mobile app.

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Launch tags:On-Demand•Delivery•E-Commerce

Launch Team

Migma AIEmail marketing from Grok Bot

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First of all congratulations on the launch! This seems to be awesome. How hard was it to setup the logistics of the platform? 10x faster and 2x cheaper is no easy feat!

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5yr ago

Suplias

Maker

@between_team Thanks Kim. We experiment alot because logistics is hard. We are able to charge a low delivery fee because we get revenue from both sides of the marketplace and we have a hybrid 3rd party / in-house delivery model. We keep learning and improving efficiency.

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5yr ago

Suplias

Maker

Building a product that allows African women with minimal/no formal education, like my mother, run their businesses conveniently and profitably is a dream turn reality. It is why I jump off my bed early and come back to it late. My mother loves Suplias! Of course :)

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5yr ago

Suplias

Maker

Hi I'm Sefa Ikyaator. My co-founders @mlkadesanya1, @stigwue and I run Suplias. Mom and pop stores in Africa have to lock their stores, travel up to 20 miles and visit multiple wholesalers to buy inventory. This buying experience is stressful, takes about 3 hrs on the average and results in a 15% loss of revenue to the store owner We are building Suplias to help mom and pops stores save 95% of their purchase time and cut down logistics cost by 50% I’m happy to answer any questions on how Suplias works!!!!

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5yr ago

Congrats for your launch guys. Hope many will adopt it. We need this type of project in Africa, especially due to our lack of storage.

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5yr ago

Suplias

Maker

@ulrichgero1 Thanks Ulrich. In addition, more businesses can start processing food as we provide a simple sales channel to distribute products to stores.

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5yr ago