How does JIT model work
Customer Places a order
Manufacturer receives the order. Manufacturer orders the product from the supplier.
Supplier Receives the order, and sends the product to manufacturer.
Manufacturer receives the product and fulfils the customer order.
Workflow Diagram
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Marketplace | AJIO |
Model Type | JIT (Just In Time) - B2C |
Geo | South Asia |
Applicable | India |
Integration | Yes |
Increff Integrations Status | Live |
Integration Type | API |
Integration Mechanism (Standard , Omni Magic) | Standard |
Inventory | Yes |
Order | Yes |
Acknowledgment | No |
Hold | Yes |
Unhold Order | No |
Customer | No |
Seller | Yes |
Create | Yes |
Fetch | Yes(e-invoice through cleartax from ajio) |
Fetch | Dummy ship label box wise |
Create | Yes |
Fetch Manifest Document | Yes |
Handover | No |
Return | No |
Return | No |
Search | No |
Update Order Properties | No |
Partial Customer Cancellation | No |
Partial Seller Cancellation | Yes |
Expiry Feature | No |
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