The customer orders
They browse the store’s own items, choose pickup or home delivery, and send the order in with a name and phone.
Vinoth Combli · Maligaiya
Customers shop staples, oils, and spices from a store they already trust. Staff confirm what is on the shelf, pack the bag, and keep the customer informed until pickup or delivery.
Maligaiya is not a generic marketplace. Each shop keeps its own catalogue, staff, and way of packing orders.
They browse the store’s own items, choose pickup or home delivery, and send the order in with a name and phone.
Staff open the order, mark each line in store or not available, then accept the bag or decline it with a clear reason.
Checking stock, accepted, preparing, ready or on the way, then completed — without calling the counter.
Two places to work
Each side only sees what it needs. Shoppers never land in staff tools. Staff never have to hunt through a public website to pack an order.
vinothcombli.com
Catalogue, bag, checkout, my orders, and live tracking.
For customers →store.vinothcombli.com
Items, staff, and every incoming order in one place.
For stores →“People used to WhatsApp a list. We would find half the items missing. Now we confirm the shelf first, so we don’t promise rice we don’t have.”
“The customer can see we are packing. They stop calling every ten minutes. That alone is worth putting the catalogue online.”
Keep your prices, your staff, and your customers. Maligaiya runs the order from the bag to the counter.