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Dropshipping operations platform

One console where your entire fulfilment chain works together.

Your store, onboarded suppliers, courier partners and payments run in one workspace, so you can see what happens to each order and who is responsible for the next step.

Dypzo does not promise sales, profit or delivery outcomes. Results depend on your store, your products and your partners.

  • Clear responsibilities

    Who does what on every order

  • Money you can follow

    Wallet, COD and payouts tied to orders

  • One workspace

    Store, suppliers, couriers, payments

Start with Dypzo

Create an account, then follow guided setup at your own pace.

  1. Create your account and add your company details.
  2. Connect your Shopify store and review the permissions it asks for.
  3. Choose products from onboarded suppliers.
  4. Accept the agreements that apply to you and fund your wallet.
  5. Go live when every setup check passes.

Not sure yet? Talk to us.

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Connectors & modules

Pick a module, see what it does.

Dypzo ships as connected modules rather than isolated tools. Each one works on the same order record.

Razorpay

Per order

wallet charges, top-ups and payouts, each tied to its order

  • Wallet top-ups paid through Razorpay checkout.
  • Supplier and shipping costs charged from your wallet, order by order.
  • Cash-on-delivery paid out to you after Dypzo receives the courier's remittance.
  • Prepaid proceeds reach you through your own payment provider.
Explore Razorpay

Payments

Wallet charges, top-ups and payouts

Sample data

Wallet balance

₹24,500

Charged this week

₹9,320

Across 14 orders

COD awaiting payout

₹6,180

After courier remittance

EntryOrderAmountType
Top-upNone₹20,000Credit
Supplier cost#10482₹640Debit
Shipping#10482₹86Debit
COD payout#10471₹1,299Paid out

Cash-on-delivery payouts are separate from the wallet and never top it up.

Illustration of the Razorpay screen. Every figure shown is sample data.
Benefits

Better operations, one order at a time.

Dypzo is the layer where the operation is run, not a report bolted onto a scattered set of tools. What you get from it depends on your store, your products and your partners.

Costs on the order that caused them

Dypzo puts cost and delivery outcome on the same order record, so margin is something you can read off the order instead of reconstructing at month end. Supplier cost and shipping are charged from your wallet against the order they belong to.

Wallet charges, top-ups and payouts, each tied to an order or event.

Orders sent to suppliers who can ship

Each order goes to an onboarded supplier with available stock, and a courier partner is booked to collect it. The handover is recorded, so an order does not vanish between your store and the customer.

Supplier handover and courier booking recorded on every order.

A say before risky orders ship

Orders that your risk policy flags are held with the reasons shown. You can release them or ask the customer to confirm, instead of finding out about the problem after the parcel comes back.

Held orders explained, with the decision left to you.

Clear control of the operation

One place to see what came in, where it is, who is handling it and what it cost. No parallel version of the truth living in someone's spreadsheet.

Orders, partners and payments in a single record.

A single daily workspace

Order intake, supplier handover, shipment tracking and payment follow-up happen in one console, so you spend less time switching between dashboards or chasing suppliers and couriers over WhatsApp.

One working queue for the daily loop.

Reports from your own orders

Reports are built from your own orders and shipments, so you can decide which supplier to rely on, which areas return more parcels and which products to keep listing.

Your data, organised around the decisions you make.

Run your dropshipping operation from one workspace.

Dypzo brings your store, suppliers, couriers and payments into one console, so you can see what happens to every order and who owns the next step.