Built for Indian businesses that want their own store
VCom suits a business that wants a store under its own name and one place to run the work around it. Here is how four common kinds of business use it.
A local shop that already sells on WhatsApp
You send photos one by one and answer the same price question all day. Put the products in a VCom store instead and share one link. Each product has a WhatsApp order button, so the customer's message arrives with the item already named.
What you would use
- Free VCom address on day one
- WhatsApp order button on every product
- Collections for each category you stock
A maker or home brand selling on Instagram
Your profile shows the products, but customers still ask for a catalogue and a price list. A themed store gives them both, under your brand name, and your own .in or .com once you connect it.
What you would use
- Themes you can recolour and rewrite without code
- Your own domain through VCom DNS
- AI drafts for product copy that you edit before publishing
A D2C brand that wants its own channel
Marketplaces bring orders but keep the customer relationship. With VCom the store, the customer records and the follow-ups stay in your workspace, next to campaigns, landing pages and SEO checks.
What you would use
- Customer records, leads and pipelines
- Campaigns, landing pages and performance tracking
- Keywords, on-page checks, sitemaps and site health
A trader or wholesaler with stock in more than one place
The storefront is the small part. You need stock levels by warehouse, quotations, invoices, delivery challans and supplier purchases. Those sit in the same workspace as the store.
What you would use
- Warehouses, transfers, batches and barcode labels
- Quotations, invoices, delivery challans and returns
- Staff users with role-based access
Not sure it fits?
Read the full feature list, compare VCom with other ways to sell online, or message us on WhatsApp and tell us what you sell.