From your first catalogue to your next repeat customer.

Bring your catalogue with you

Spend less time copying products and more time getting ready to sell.

• Import selected posts from a public Instagram profile as draft products, then review names, prices and images.
• Import a public Shopify product catalogue with images, options and variants.
• Manage products, categories, variants and stock from your seller dashboard.

Imports depend on the source being accessible. Shopify import covers the product catalogue, not customer accounts, historical orders or themes.

Make the storefront your own

Build your pages visually and check your changes before publishing.

• Start from eight brand kits and adjust colours, typography, navigation and page sections.
• Preview desktop and mobile layouts, including product grids, galleries, FAQs and lookbooks.
• Publish storefront changes together and restore earlier published versions.
• Connect a domain you own with guided DNS setup and SSL provisioning.

Domain registration is separate. DNS verification and certificate provisioning must complete before your custom domain is ready.

Sell from your country, to customers anywhere

Your store’s country sets up the details, so buyers see prices, addresses and tax the way they expect.

• Choose your store’s country at signup; it sets your currency, tax system, time zone and date format.
• Sell in one of 29 store currencies, including USD, EUR, GBP, AED, AUD, CAD, SGD and INR.
• Buyers enter addresses in their own format — postcode, ZIP or PIN code, with states or provinces where needed — and phone numbers with their country code.
• Set a store-wide VAT, GST or sales tax rate, choose whether prices include tax, and issue invoices with your tax ID.

A store sells in one currency at a time; there is no automatic currency conversion for buyers. Indian stores get GST tax invoices with HSN codes and a GST return report. Tax rates and registration are your responsibility.

Give buyers a choice at checkout

Use your own payment account and choose the methods that suit your orders.

• Connect your own Stripe account; buyers pay on Stripe’s hosted checkout with cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and local methods you enable in Stripe.
• Stores selling in Indian rupees can connect Razorpay or offer direct UPI using their own UPI ID or QR.
• Enable cash on delivery or cash at pickup, with order limits and an optional fee.
• Refund orders from your dashboard, and create coupon codes, automatic offers and customer-specific offers.

Methods must be configured and enabled, and your gateway must support your store currency. Payments settle to your own gateway account. Gateway fees and any COD or delivery charges are separate from Selzix’s platform price. Direct UPI is not automatically verified.

Run delivery and pickup your way

Set expectations at checkout and keep orders moving afterwards.

• Set domestic delivery charges — flat, free, or free above an order value — and a separate international rate, or ship only within your country.
• Ship with any carrier and add tracking numbers; stores in India can connect Shiprocket or Delhivery for labels, pickup and tracking.
• Offer pickup from your store or configured outlets, with preparation time and collection instructions.
• Set opening hours, holiday closures, minimum orders and delivery or pickup time slots.
• Provide a buyer order-tracking page and generate invoices for eligible paid orders using your tax settings.

Shipping requires your fulfilment setup. International shipping can cover every country or a list you choose. Scheduling offers order time slots; it does not dispatch a local rider or guarantee arrival times.

Give customers a reason to return

See who buys, collect feedback and follow up on eligible abandoned carts.

• View customer order history, spending and segments; export the customer list as CSV.
• Collect product reviews from eligible paid purchasers and reply or moderate from the dashboard.
• Send staged abandoned-cart reminders and track recovered orders.
• Offer order notifications and, on supported browsers, opt-in web push and add-to-home-screen installation.

Cart recovery currently covers eligible signed-in customers. Notification channels depend on configuration, recipient details and approved templates; browser features require support and buyer permission.

Understand what leads to a paid order

Follow the journey from a store visit to checkout and payment.

• See visitors, orders, revenue and conversion over time.
• Inspect the funnel from product views to cart, checkout and paid orders.
• Compare traffic and sales by source, device, country and product.
• Configure Google Analytics and Meta Pixel in your store settings.

Measurement depends on collected events and configured integrations. It helps you assess demand; it does not promise traffic or sales.

Publish a blog on your own store

Keep buying guides, product stories and search content beside your catalogue.

• Write rich articles, save drafts and schedule posts.
• Organise posts with authors, categories and tags, and customise the blog design.
• Set search metadata and canonical URLs, with share images and structured article markup.
• Serve your articles on your storefront, alongside machine-readable article versions.

Search visibility depends on your content and indexing. Publishing a post does not guarantee a ranking.

Take direct bookings for stays

A host workspace for properties that sell nights instead of products.

• Create accommodation listings with nightly rates, guest limits, fees and stay rules.
• Manage availability, date-based rates, bookings and a booking calendar.
• Let guests check availability and reserve through the stay booking flow.
• Import and export iCal availability with external booking calendars.

Available in stays or mixed business mode. iCal availability sync is periodic, not a real-time channel manager or a rate-sync integration.