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Multi-store and SaaS architecture

One admin panel running many online stores, each with its own data

Run dozens or hundreds of stores on one codebase and one server setup. Stores share a catalog when you want them to, keep orders and customers separate, and open on their own subdomain or domain.

15+ years in e-commerce 150+ sites running 100% ownership
Built by EOMS BD● live
  • Single codebase, many stores
  • Shared master catalog
  • Per-store data isolation
  • Subdomains and custom domains
  • Central owner dashboard
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Quick answer

EOMS BD (E-Office Management System, Dhaka) builds multi store ecommerce platforms and SaaS store builders for Bangladeshi businesses that need many stores under one system, such as reseller networks, brand groups and store-building services. One admin panel controls every store, a shared master catalog can feed products to all of them, and each store's orders, customers and settings are isolated from the others. Stores run on subdomains or custom domains and are built with Laravel and Next.js.

মাল্টি স্টোর ইকমার্স প্ল্যাটফর্ম

EOMS BD বাংলাদেশে মাল্টি স্টোর ইকমার্স প্ল্যাটফর্ম ও SaaS স্টোর বিল্ডার তৈরি করে। একটি অ্যাডমিন প্যানেল থেকে অনেকগুলো স্টোর চলে, একটি মাস্টার ক্যাটালগ থেকে সব স্টোরে পণ্য যায়, আর প্রতিটি স্টোরের অর্ডার, কাস্টমার ও সেটিংস আলাদা থাকে। স্টোরগুলো সাবডোমেইন বা নিজস্ব ডোমেইনে চলে।

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years of e-commerce experience
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e-commerce sites running under EOMS
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founder as Head of IT, Saudi Arabia
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you own domain, hosting & code
The problem

What breaks when you run many stores the old way

Running multiple ecommerce stores usually means multiple installations: one WordPress or Shopify-style setup per store. That works for two or three. Past that, updates, product uploads and reports become a full-time job.

Same product uploaded again and again

Each separate store needs its own copy of every product, image and price. One price change means editing every store by hand.

Many installs to update and secure

Every installation needs its own updates, plugins, backups and security fixes. Miss one and that store breaks or gets hacked.

No combined view of the business

Sales, stock and returns sit in different dashboards. Getting one picture of the whole business means exporting and merging spreadsheets.

Weak separation between stores

Quick fixes like one shared database without proper tenant rules risk one store seeing another's orders or customers.

Live demo

See one catalog feeding many stores

The animated diagram shows a master catalog in the centre sending products out to many stores, each on its own domain. Orders placed in any store flow back to the central admin, while each store's customer records stay inside that store.

  • Single codebase, many stores
  • Shared master catalog
  • Per-store data isolation
  • Subdomains and custom domains
Try it yourself
Master catalogyour products & stock
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Resellers are listing your products in their own stores…
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0orders today
1admin panel

Demo — a real platform can have as many resellers as you onboard.

What we build

Everything your website will do

Single codebase, many stores

All stores run on one application. Fix a bug or add a feature once and every store gets it, with no per-store installs.

Shared master catalog

Products, images and SEO text live in one catalog. Assign them to all stores, some stores, or let store owners choose.

Per-store data isolation

Orders, customers, staff and settings are scoped to each store at database level, so one store cannot read another's data.

Subdomains and custom domains

New stores open on a subdomain automatically. Custom domains can be connected with SSL, managed from the admin.

Central owner dashboard

See live sales, revenue, due, returns and profit across every store or filter by one store, with Excel export.

Roles at two levels

Platform staff manage everything; each store owner manages their own staff and permissions without touching other stores.

Plans and feature switches

Turn modules on or off per store, such as custom domain, mobile app or payment gateway, to run a SaaS ecommerce platform with plans.

Central fulfilment

Orders from all stores reach one fulfilment queue for packing and courier booking via API, or each store can fulfil its own.

How it works

From first call to launch in 5 steps

1

Choose the tenancy model

We decide with you whether stores share a catalog, sell their own products, or both, and who fulfils orders, which shapes the whole architecture.

2

Design the data structure

We plan how each store's data is separated, how domains are mapped and how central reports combine data safely.

3

Build core and store layers

We build the central admin, store engine, domain routing, catalog sync and reporting on Laravel and Next.js.

4

Load and isolation testing

We create many test stores, run orders in parallel and check that no store can see another's data and pages stay fast.

5

Launch and support

We deploy on your hosting with backups and monitoring, train your team, and give 6 months free support and 1 year of free bug fixing.

Who it is for
Reseller and dropshipping networks Business groups with several brands Founders building a SaaS store builder Agencies hosting client stores Wholesalers with dealer shops Franchise and outlet chains Sellers targeting different regions Sellers running niche stores
Comparison

Multi-store platform vs separate store installations

AreaMulti-store platform by EOMS BDSeparate installations
Product uploadOnce, in the master catalogRepeated in every store
Updates and securityOne codebase to maintainEach store updated separately
ReportsCombined and per-store dashboardSeparate dashboards, manual merging
New store setupMinutes, from the adminNew install, theme and plugins each time
Data separationEnforced per store in the systemSeparate, but no central control
Monthly running costOne hosting setup to scaleHosting and plugin fees per store
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

It is one ecommerce system that runs several separate online stores from a single admin panel. Each store has its own domain, design and orders, but they share the same software and can share products. It suits anyone who needs multiple ecommerce stores without managing multiple installations.

In a multi vendor ecommerce store, many sellers list on one shared website. In a multi-store platform, there are many separate websites, each with its own brand and domain. EOMS BD can combine both if your stores also need products from multiple suppliers.

The system can support plans, feature switches and store approval so you can offer stores to others. How you price and bill those plans is your business decision, and online subscription billing needs merchant approval from a payment gateway.

Every order, customer, staff account and setting is tied to its store, and the application checks that link on every request. Store owners see only their own data, while platform admins see combined reports.

Multiple Shopify stores are quick to start but each has its own subscription, apps and product uploads, and local COD and courier links need extra work. A multi-store ecommerce software built for you shares one catalog, fits Bangladeshi payments and couriers, and you own it. The right choice depends on how many stores you plan to run.

A multi-store platform typically takes 4 to 8 weeks depending on modules, such as custom domains, plans and billing, mobile apps and central fulfilment. We confirm the timeline after mapping your store structure.

Yes, 100%. The domain, hosting, source code and database are yours, including all store data. You can extend or move the platform with any developer.

EOMS BD

Run every store from one place

Book a free consultation with EOMS BD. Tell us how many stores you plan to run and how they share products, and we will show you a multi-store setup that fits. Call or WhatsApp +880 1784-222255.

+880 1784-222255

info@eomsbd.com · Dhaka, Bangladesh