Magaza Helps Manage Online Stores with Subscription E-Commerce Platform

Selling goods online is now easier than ever. Not just passing online marketplace, an online store can create its own stall using an e-commerce platform. One of the e-commerce platforms made by local children that is still in the development phase is Shopping centre. The plan is for this product to be ready to be launched to the public no later than the end of August 2014.

Magaza promises a solution all-in-one to help stores manage inventory, perform transaction management, and generate reports and sales analysis. This concept, of course, is not a new concept. There are so many similar services, especially from abroad. Based on this fact, Magaza, which will be sold on a subscription basis for Rp. 200 thousand per month, will depend on the quality of its execution and its approach to the shop owner that the investment spent for subscribing to this platform is in line with expectations.

Magaza itself is run by two young people who are still studying at Bina Nusantara University. Ayu Zulia Shafira acts as CEO, while Reinhart Hermanus acts as CTO. Ayu was previously the founder of the organization tech startups named NextFounder and had an internship at Grupara Inc -- one of the Venture Capitalists in Jakarta. Reinhart himself had an internship program at Facebook's headquarters for several months and has won various awards in the ACPM international programming competition.

To strengthen the team, Magaza is supported by a number of advisors, one of whom is Tyovan Ari Widagdo as CEO of Vemobo -- a software house for the development of e-commerce sites and services.

"Magaza is one stop solution for shop owners who want to sell their goods online and at the same time can manage daily store operations directly in one place interface. Now the store doesn't have to bother buying several applications separately, everything has been provided by Magaza," said Ayu.

Appearance mockup Magaza looks convincing, but we'll have to wait to see if it's functional as promised.

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