Create. Sell. Grow.1. Define your business and your customers
Enter the actual country of your business and accurate commercial contact details. Choose the languages your customers use from the French, English, Spanish and Arabic interfaces available in ORVENDI. You may serve local customers or customers in several countries; prepare the information they need to understand your products, sales conditions and contact options. Display language and business country are separate settings, so choosing a language does not establish the legal location of your activity.
2. Prepare products, prices and delivery
Add representative photos, precise descriptions, variants, stock and prices in the chosen currency. Check totals, shipping costs and delivery areas against the actual conditions offered by your carrier. If you serve customers in several countries, explain the destinations, realistic delivery times and return arrangements. If you offer cash on delivery, also organise order confirmation and tracking of the amounts collected. Review this information from a customer’s perspective before sharing the store.
3. Check payments before publishing
Review the payment methods actually offered in your seller workspace and check the provider’s conditions for your country and business. Required documents, currencies and payout arrangements depend on eligibility and provider approval. Your ORVENDI subscription is separate from payments made by your customers. Review your store’s publishing prerequisites, then check a product, its options and the cart without confirming a payment before promoting your public address.
Frequently asked questions
Is ORVENDI intended for only one country?
No. ORVENDI has an international focus and offers French, English, Spanish and Arabic interfaces. This does not mean that every payment method is available in every country. Check the options offered for your business and the conditions of the relevant provider.
How should I choose languages and sales destinations?
Start with your customers’ language and your actual business country, then define the areas you can deliver to under clear conditions. Changing a display language does not by itself change your legal business country or establish eligibility with a payment provider.