Marketplaces

Centralised Management

Myfoodlink ecommerce shops and microsites can now retrieve product information from a store’s POS system and apply improvements to it before sending it to the Marketplace platforms, where a high-quality shopfront with full image coverage and specific pricing is maintained. Then, when store staff have fulfilled orders using the marketplace platform, the relevant product sales with accurate pricing are retrieved by Myfoodlink and reported back to the POS. This removes the need for store staff to scan, for example, Uber Eats orders through a checkout and adjust the sale price accordingly. This leads in turn to automated, accurate sales reporting and POS stock levels, as well as substantially reducing staff handling time.

Read about how QE Food Stores use Myfoodlink to manage their ecommerce and marketplace listings. 

Product pricing mark-ups

The Myfoodlink platform allows configuration and pricing mark-ups on ranges, subranges and specials.

Range management

With our ecommerce platform you can monitor product availability using Myfoodlink tools such as the 'last sold' date.  Removing unwanted products is quick and easy, and you can select departments for export to marketplaces, such as Uber Eats.
 

Product name & description enrichment

Product names in POS data are often basic, abbreviated and truncated and are not suitable for use in ecommerce. Myfoodlink provides a database of improved names as well as tools for store groups to improve names in one place for all their stores using the platform. 

Product images

Product images are automatically added to all barcoded products from Myfoodlink’s image database Groceria. Groceria is integrated with SKULibrary, SKUvantage and GS1 New Zealand image libraries.

Data retrieved from Marketplaces

Myfoodlink creates accurate sales data to send back to POS systems, using the reporting data available from marketplace and courier integrations.