Storefront you can shape
A customer-facing store that can be adapted to your brand and catalogue rather than forcing your products into a fixed template. Categories, product attributes and page layout follow how you actually sell.
Theggo is our eCommerce management system: a storefront your customers buy from and a dashboard your team runs the business from, built around cash on delivery, local catalogues and the way stock actually moves here.
Everything between a customer adding to cart and the money reaching your account.
A customer-facing store that can be adapted to your brand and catalogue rather than forcing your products into a fixed template. Categories, product attributes and page layout follow how you actually sell.
Add and edit products in bulk, track stock levels as orders come in, and see what is running low before it sells out. Stock stays consistent between the storefront and the dashboard.
Orders land in one dashboard with their status, customer details and delivery address, so packing and dispatch work from a single list instead of a spreadsheet and a phone.
COD is how a large share of Nepali online orders are paid. Amounts due are recorded against each order so what the courier collects can be reconciled against what was sold.
Search and filtering built for catalogues that grow, so customers can find a product without scrolling a category page end to end.
What sold, when, and in what volume — by product and by period, so buying decisions rest on your own numbers rather than an impression.
International eCommerce platforms are built around card payment at checkout, postcode addressing and shipping rates that assume a national postal grid. In Nepal a large share of orders are cash on delivery, addresses are described by landmark, and delivery runs through courier networks with their own coverage and rates.
Because we build and maintain the platform ourselves, the parts that do not fit can be changed — payment handling, delivery hand-off, the fields your catalogue needs — rather than worked around with plugins.
We also build logistics management software, so the storefront and the delivery operation behind it can work off the same order rather than two disconnected systems.
Retailers and brands in Nepal selling online — typically businesses that have outgrown selling through social media alone, or that are on a platform which cannot be customised to how their catalogue works.
Yes. COD is treated as a normal payment method rather than an afterthought, with the amount due recorded against the order so collection can be reconciled.
Yes. Several of the businesses running on it moved from another provider, bringing their catalogue and customer data across. Get in touch with what you are on today and we will walk through what the migration involves.
We also build logistics software, so orders can hand off to a delivery workflow rather than being re-entered by hand into a separate system.