Marketplace

Exploring the Equipme Marketplace: Your One-Stop Shop

The Equipme marketplace is your hub for a wide selection of carefully curated products and services. It's designed to make your life easier, offering a streamlined and convenient way to access what you need.

Browsing and Ordering:

In the marketplace, you can effortlessly browse through an array of products and services. Think of it like an online shop, where you can view product/service listings, check out their descriptions, and explore the features and benefits.

Once you've found what you need, simply click on the item you want to order. It's as easy as online shopping, and the item will be added to your cart.

Choose Your delivery Address:

What's more, right there in the ordering process, you have the flexibility to select your preferred delivery address. You can choose whether to have the item delivered to your office address or your remote address, ensuring your order arrives exactly where you need it.

The Approval Process:

After placing your order, it doesn't go through right away. Instead, it's sent for approval to your supervisor. This additional step ensures that all purchases align with your organization's policies and budget constraints.

Your supervisor will review the order, and if approved, it will be processed. This mechanism adds an extra layer of control and accountability to the purchasing process.

The Equipme marketplace is designed with user-friendliness and efficiency in mind, offering a hassle-free shopping experience while maintaining a structured and responsible approach to procurement.

Finding the right product variant

The search does not stop at product names. It also covers attributes that are not visible in the listing itself, such as characteristics, options and colour variants.

In practice this means you can search for Gold and find every device in that colour, even though the word never appears in any product name. The same applies to other attribute values that distinguish one variant from another.

This matters most in large catalogues, where several variants of the same device sit next to each other and the product name alone is not enough to tell them apart.