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Business marketplaces and distributors 4 companies

Businesses buy parts, raw materials and stock from distributors and online marketplaces built for business buyers.

Mouser Electronics logoMouser ElectronicsMouser, with engineers in Bengaluru and Pune, is a distributor that sells electronic components from hundreds of makers online.Bengaluru · PuneHiring now
Power2SME logoPower2SMEPower2SME, with engineers in Bengaluru, buys raw materials for small manufacturers and finances their purchases.
WiftHub logoWiftHubWiftHub, with engineers in Delhi, runs a marketplace for finding suppliers.
ICE Global ECommerce logoICE Global ECommerceICE Global ECommerce runs an online marketplace and a trade fair held online.
The tech, explainedB2B marketplaceElectronic components distributor
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Software for selling to businesses 6 companies

Makers and wholesalers use software to keep product data correct, take orders from shops and sell on marketplaces.

Syndigo logoSyndigoSyndigo, with engineers in Bengaluru, manages the product descriptions, images and specifications makers send to retailers and distributors.BengaluruHired recently
Pattern logoPatternPattern, with engineers in Pune, runs brands' sales on Amazon and other marketplaces for them, and protects them against unauthorised sellers.PuneHiring now
Unilog logoUnilogUnilog manages product information for distributors.
WizCommerce logoWizCommerceWizCommerce, with engineers in Bengaluru, sells wholesalers a platform for taking orders and showing catalogues.
PhaseZero.ai logoPhaseZero.aiPhaseZero.ai sells product search for industrial distributors.
Vxceed Software Solutions logoVxceed Software SolutionsVxceed sells software to consumer-goods companies that sell to India's neighbourhood shops.
The tech, explainedProduct information management (PIM)B2B ordering portalDistributor management system (DMS)Marketplace management for brands↗ E-commerce marketplacesAI product descriptions↗ D2C e-commerce
How it all worksB2B e-commerceHuge catalogues and negotiated prices, slowly moving online.
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What's changing

The catalogue describes itself.

Business catalogues hold millions of parts with poor descriptions. AI models now write and correct the descriptions from data sheets and images, so buyers can find the right part.

Read moreAI product descriptions↗ D2C e-commerce
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Elsewhere in E-commerce and D2C brands:Online marketplacesResale and classifieds platformsDirect-to-consumer (D2C) brands

Companies: ingrid's company map. Hiring signals: postings feed of 5 Nov 2026.