Nexus
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Category marketplaces
Bring specialist sellers together behind one catalog standard and customer promise.
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Specialist sellers need one catalog standard.
Category marketplaces stall when every seller uploads a different product shape. Nexus gives sellers a workspace while the operator keeps metafields, images, and inventory under one review flow.
Split orders break a spreadsheet operation.
One customer cart across three specialists becomes three fulfilments, three labels, and three commission lines. Nexus routes the order and keeps the marketplace order intact.
Set the category rules once
Define catalog fields, metafields, and the review path sellers must pass before a listing goes live. Nexus holds that standard so quality does not depend on inbox reminders.
Let sellers operate their own queue
Each specialist gets a dashboard to upload products, manage inventory, process assigned orders, and see earnings without seeing the rest of the marketplace.
Settle the network on every order
Commissions, invoices, labels, and payouts run per seller while the customer still sees one storefront order. Analytics compare sales and shipping speed across the category.
Dedicated vendor dashboard
Sellers bulk upload, manage inventory, process orders, and view payouts in a workspace built for their catalog — not a shared admin.
Multi-vendor order routing
Line items split to the correct specialist automatically while the marketplace keeps one customer order.
Catalog & metafield control
Govern uploads, images, pricing, and Shopify product metafields from one review flow.
Invoices, labels & tracking
Generate the vendor invoice and the separate shipping label each seller needs inside the same order.
A category that looks like one shop
Specialists keep operational autonomy while customers buy against one catalog standard.
Orders that route themselves
Split carts stop being a reconciliation project for the operator.
Money and labels per seller
Commission, invoices, and shipping documents follow the specialist who fulfilled the line.
You are assembling specialist sellers behind one category promise.
Catalog quality and split fulfilment currently live in spreadsheets and email.
You need vendor workspaces, order routing, and metafield governance together.
You can start with a first cohort of sellers and tighten catalog rules as volume rises.
What can category sellers manage themselves?
Each seller gets a dashboard to bulk upload products, manage inventory and content, process assigned orders, follow fulfilment, view earnings, and receive payouts.
What happens when one cart has three specialists?
Nexus assigns each line item to the correct seller, shows each seller only their portion, and keeps the complete order visible to the marketplace operator.
Can we enforce catalog standards?
Yes. Bulk uploads, images, inventory, pricing, and Shopify product metafields go through one review flow.
How are commissions paid?
Commission rules apply per order, then payouts go out through PayPal, Stripe, or bank transfer.
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Nexus for Category marketplaces | Marmeto
Bring specialist sellers together behind one catalog standard and customer promise. Learn how Nexus works for Category marketplaces, what to prepare, and how to get started.
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