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ojas.vcby Chitram.AI

Your storefront, run for you.

Catalogue, checkout, UPI payments, stock that can't oversell and partner settlement.

Start with your storefrontSee how the money adds up
  • Your own storefront
  • Stock that can't oversell
  • UPI checkout
  • One backend, one checkout

No code, no tech team

We switch your storefront on with you

Get paid the way India pays

UPI, cards and netbanking via Razorpay and Cashfree

Stock that can't oversell

One guarded update holds each unit at order

One order of record

Each sale, ticket and booking lands on an order matched to its payment

We run Ojas Events on these rails: a ticket is a product on the same basket, order and payment path.

One storefront, one system to get paid

  1. Put your storefront online

    Catalogue, products and collections go live on a public storefront.

  2. Sell through one checkout

    One cart across products, digital goods, tickets and bookings. Guests need an email.

  3. Stock and orders stay right

    Stock is held when the order is placed and comes off when you ship. Buyers find their order on a public page with their email and order number.

  4. Each seller's share adds up

    When a partner-stocked order is paid, one balanced ledger entry books the partner's share, and any commission you have set, to the exact rupee.

Ways to sell

Direct storefront

Public catalogue, one-cart checkout and a paid order of record.

Bundles and offers

Fixed-price bundles sold as kits, cheapest-free offers and voucher codes.

Gift cards

Buyers top up a wallet from a public gift-card shelf and spend it on their own orders. Gifting to someone else is not started.

Marketplace / consignment

When a partner-stocked line is paid, the partner's share is booked as a payable; you see it under Studio → Commission. A basket from several sellers is placed as one order per seller and paid once.

Pop-up / markets

Record a walk-in or stall sale from your orders screen; the customer pays by link. No counter till, barcode scanner or offline mode.

Stores and per-store stock

Record each store with its coordinates and its own on-hand count. A “stores near me” lookup runs through the API; there is no shopper-facing locator page and no pickup at checkout.

Also servesHobby and one-off sellers use the same checkout; we set your storefront up with you. There is no screen for a customer to request a return of goods; you can refund a paid order from its order page.

What a storefront needs

Storefront and catalogue

Products, categories, collections, kits, images and size or colour variants you set up in the console. Shoppers filter by category, certification and arrives-before date.

One cart, one checkout

Physical, digital, ticket and booking lines in one cart, guest or signed in, with buy-now express and merge-on-signin.

India-first payments

Razorpay and Cashfree on UPI, cards and netbanking, webhook-verified and idempotent. You enter your own gateway keys in Settings → Billing, and refunds are started from the order page.

Stock that can't oversell

Per-partner price and SKU. For products whose class tracks stock, a unit is held in one guarded update at order, taken off when you ship and put back if you cancel.

Offers, vouchers and price books

Percentage, fixed-amount and cheapest-free offers and voucher codes come from the console, and price books hold rates agreed with a partner. Bundle-price and shipping discounts, group-buy and tip-to-unlock run on the API only.

Gift cards and wallets

A public gift-card shelf, a wallet each buyer tops up, and balance spent on their own orders.

Next for Commerce

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Subscription products

Recurring billing runs on the API for both gateways, through Ojas's own gateway account. No screen yet creates a subscription product or lets a shopper start one; shoppers can view and cancel.

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Customer-group price tiers

Price books apply at checkout, and a signed-in buyer in a customer group pays the group price. No screen yet puts a buyer in a group.

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A tax invoice for each sale

A storefront sale does not raise its own tax invoice. You raise GST invoices in the GST desk, and a product's HSN or SAC code is carried onto its order line.

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Custom-domain storefront

A per-seller storefront on your own domain, and AI-assisted merchandising, are not part of the product today.

Who Commerce is for

Founder-led D2C brands

Guests check out with just an email, and buyers find their own order on a public page.

  • Direct storefront
  • Bundles and offers
  • Gift cards

Manufacturers and producers

Own-brand sales and partner-held stock on one catalogue and one order of record.

  • Direct storefront
  • Marketplace / consignment

Makers and artisans

Sell on a curated marketplace, with your share of each sale worked out to the rupee.

  • Marketplace / consignment
  • Bundles and offers
  • Pop-up / markets

Onboarding is curated today, not an instant self-serve seller signup.

Online sellers

One catalogue, one basket and one order list across your store, workshops and bookings.

  • Direct storefront
  • Pop-up / markets
  • Stores and per-store stock

Online sales move stock. A store's own on-hand count is a number you keep by hand, and an order can't be tagged to the store that made it.

Marketplace and consignment operators

Curate other people's products on one storefront and book each partner's share on one ledger.

  • Marketplace / consignment

See how the money adds up

When a partner-stocked line is paid, its split posts to one balanced ledger.

Pick a sale to see its split.

Choose an example
Gross sale₹4,999

Who gets what

To the rupee
The seller / maker's shareBooked as their payable₹4,501
Platform commissionPer-category schedule · 8%₹399
Broker / introducer legOptional · 2%₹99

Every share is worked out to the exact rupee — it all adds back to ₹4,999.

  • One Settlement aggregate drives the consignment and deal rails off a per-category commission schedule.
  • Commission is a percentage plus a flat fee, 0% until you set one.
  • A line settles once, whichever rail fires.
  • Each share is booked as a payable to the seller; paying them is a transfer you make outside Ojas, recorded under Studio → Commission.
  • An organization a settlement pays sees it, and its payouts, in its own console; a maker listed only as a partner has no view of their own share yet.
  • A broker leg is not applied automatically; the engine can record one through the API.

Your orders are yours alone

Only your team sees your orders

Your orders and their buyers stay in your account; no other brand can see or export them.

Every row is walled to your account

Orders, stock and settlements are scoped to you; a request for anyone else's data gets a 404.

Roles decide who sees what

Role-based access controls which of your people manage orders and settlements.

The businesses we run, and the one thing they all sell through

Selling sits at the centre — the shop, the orders, the payments and the books. Every business we run sells through that same middle, which is why one sign-in carries your account, your team and your data across all of them.

Start with your storefront

Talk to us and we'll set your storefront up with you.

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