Koovira helps Indian merchants get discovered, receive verified leads and orders, manage customers, coordinate delivery, handle returns, raise invoices and build credibility from one merchant console.
Create your business profile, KYC, categories, service areas, catalog and settlement details.
Manage leads, products, orders, CRM, invoices, customer chats, returns and settlement history.
Connect courier handover, hyperlocal delivery, pickup proof, delivery confirmation and return pickup.
Connect website, POS, inventory, payment gateway, courier partner and third-party business tools.
Register your merchant account and complete KYC and business setup.
Add products, services or listings with prices and service areas.
Get verified enquiries and orders; confirm stock, price and delivery.
Track courier, returns, invoices and settlement from one console.
Yes, but under one company. One account owns exactly one company, and you activate as many modules under it as you actually run. Each stays a separate business entity with one login, one customer list and one wallet behind them.
Creating the company, the profile and the KYC costs nothing. Each module you activate may carry a one-time activation fee and a recurring plan price, both shown before you switch it on — and both read from the live price table rather than typed onto a page.
Yes, and this is the point of the product. Every order writes into your own customer list and CRM. You can segment it, import to it and market to it.
Yes. A site builder is included — pages, gallery, team, blog, FAQ, reviews and lead forms. Publish it on a Koovira subdomain, connect your own domain, or export the whole thing as a ZIP and host it anywhere.
Yes, with real roles. Staff, departments and per-module permissions — the owner sees everything, staff see only what you allow, and each module has its own login code.
Company KYC plus a per-module review by Koovira. Verified status is a state on your record. It cannot be purchased, which is the only reason it is worth anything.
No. Every module draws from one company wallet, and invoices, transactions, settlements and reconciliation are central. No module integrates its own gateway.
This one covers what every merchant gets. For the tools specific to your trade — a menu, a fleet, a room inventory, a case list — go to your business type's own page. There are fourteen of them.
Yes, and it is our fault if you ended up here. Every module has its own consumer page and you do not need a merchant account for any of them.
Your site can be exported as a ZIP and hosted anywhere, and your customer list is yours. That is a deliberate design choice rather than an oversight.
