ZYing

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multi store, product agent, logistics transfer services

Multilingual support

Multi-store management

Order automation

Logistics integration

Batch product upload

About ZYing

Launched May 06, 2021

Built by Shopify

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1606 Headway Cir STE 9708, Austin, TX, 78754, US

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Description

Multi language multi store batch product manage, one button translae,logistics transfer services

Product library: Products can be uploaded to the store in batches with one click. Product distribution: ZYing users share product information, and suppliers can deliver products to distributors with one click. Order management: Automatically receive orders, connect with multiple logistics providers to automatically place orders and deliver goods, and upload the logistics order number to the store. Logistics service: ZYing has multiple logistics warehouses to provide transshipment, packaging...

Multilingual and multi-store management
ZYing users share product information
Logistics, transshipment and warehousing services

Pros

Batch product upload to store with one click
Easy product distribution with one-click deliveries for suppliers to distributors
Automated order management with seamless integration of logistics providers
Efficient logistics services including transshipment and packaging through multiple warehouses
Support for multilingual and multi-store management
Centralized platform for sharing product information among users

Cons

Possible over-reliance on logistics partners, which could affect dependency in case of any service disruption
May require high initial setup and maintenance for multi-store management
Complexity in managing large volume of products and orders simultaneously
Potential issues with integrating different logistics providers could lead to delays