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Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

[flexnbit]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

[flexnbit]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

[flexnbit]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model

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Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

[flexnbit]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

[flexnbit]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

[AbrammFry08]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

[flexnbit]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

This includes integrating email, newsletter, call center, and chat services into Haravan. Users can easily manage all of this through their dashboard.

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

This includes integrating email, newsletter, call center, and chat services into Haravan. Users can easily manage all of this through their dashboard.

Given Vietnam’s forum-heavy social media space, Haravan provides forum integration for SMEs.

[AbrammFry08]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

This includes integrating email, newsletter, call center, and chat services into Haravan. Users can easily manage all of this through their dashboard.

Given Vietnam’s forum-heavy social media space, Haravan provides forum integration for SMEs.

What does it mean?

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

This includes integrating email, newsletter, call center, and chat services into Haravan. Users can easily manage all of this through their dashboard.

Given Vietnam’s forum-heavy social media space, Haravan provides forum integration for SMEs.

What does it mean?

This means Haravan works directly with forums to embed a store into forum comments.

[AbrammFry08]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

This includes integrating email, newsletter, call center, and chat services into Haravan. Users can easily manage all of this through their dashboard.

Given Vietnam’s forum-heavy social media space, Haravan provides forum integration for SMEs.

What does it mean?

This means Haravan works directly with forums to embed a store into forum comments.

What else?

[RayXX18]

Did you know that Bigbom iAds will be rolled out to more than 15,000 users of the Haravan platform!

what is a haravan? i have never heard it before.

i think it is clone of shopify in Vietnam.

oh, great. so what bigbom and harravan partnership about?

Haravan provides omni channel solutions for company and shop, they have been working with more than 15,000 clients. By collaboration with Bigbom Eco, Bigbom can offer their 15,000 customers using Bigbom iAds to optimize their ads campaign.

One of the hidden gems of Vietnam right now is the venture builder Seedcom. The new venture capital portfolio has invested in over twelve companies already (and owns a massive 200-hectare piece of land in Vietnam’s highlands). All of these companies have some kind of connection to supply chain, retail, and ecommerce. One promising company in the mix is Haravan, Seedcom’s ecommerce platform startup.

From the outside, Haravan may resemble a Shopify for Vietnam. And indeed, at its core, its mission and the way it operates are fundamentally similar.

This is from the Shopify website: «We focus on making commerce better for everyone, so businesses can focus on what they do best: building and selling their products. Today, merchants use our platform to manage every aspect of their business – from products to orders to customers, selling online, in retail stores, and on the go.»

That’s precisely what Haravan is doing; it’s a platform for shops, retailers, and new SME ecommerce merchants to run their businesses offline and online.

To the average Vietnamese user, it may look like a WordPress clone, where you can create a website using provided free and paid templates.

But Haravan takes WordPress and Shopify’s basic core concept and expands on it considerably, placing it firmly into a Vietnamese context. This is rare in Vietnam, where copying is rampant but shallow.

Haravan is a case where the cofounders identified a problem and then found a model that fit.

They started with Vietnam’s burgeoning underserved SME ecommerce market, researched various models, and ended up with Shopify. This chart outlines the model
https://cdn1.savepice.ru/uploads/2018/4/29/75abaa12e5b1486eea5ad47df508df04-full.png

What services does  Haravan provide?

Like Shopify, Haravan does all the basics. It has an API for third-party providers to create more features, it provides a POS platform for offline businesses to manage their inventory, marketing and ad integration, etc.

Haravan coordinates with local logistics companies to automatically provide logistics services to SME’s. Most notable of those is Giao Hang Nhanh, another Seedcom portfolio company.

Adjacent to Haravan’s logistics partners, the company also connects with prominent payment gateways like Smartlink and VNPay.

Since most Haravan users are SMEs, managing customers can be unwieldy. They don’t have the resources to do it well. Thus, Haravan provides a full customer service toolset.

What are those tools?

This includes integrating email, newsletter, call center, and chat services into Haravan. Users can easily manage all of this through their dashboard.

Given Vietnam’s forum-heavy social media space, Haravan provides forum integration for SMEs.

What does it mean?

This means Haravan works directly with forums to embed a store into forum comments.

What else?

In line with forum integration, Haravan provides Facebook crawling. Remember Page365 from Thailand? It helps Facebook Page sellers by crawling orders placed in comments and messages on their Facebook Page, and then organizes everything into a dashboard. Haravan does this as well.