Solar Africa Shop B2B e-commerce platform launches new App

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Solar Transit Africa, Ltd., a Franco-Mauritian importer and distributor of solar equipment announced that its business-to-business e-commerce sales platform for the Southern and East Africa region, Solar Africa Shop, has launched a new phone App for Android.

 

The Solar Africa Shop new App is designed to make online ordering of solar equipment easier for African solar installer customers. The online solar shop distributes solar-related equipment necessary for photovoltaic power plants installation from 1kW to 15 kW to 19 countries in the Indian Ocean and the Southern & Eastern Africa from its own 1,200 m² warehouse located in Port Louis, Mauritius with stock worth $8 million available at any time.

 

In addition, it has been set up an accurate automatic online estimation that not only includes CIF shipments but also  duties and taxes at destination developed in partnership with freight & trucking forwarders and more than 20 African Revenue Authorities.

 

This online solar sales platfom allows for even the smallest solar installer based in the Africa region to afford ordering good quality and up-to-date solar equipment at the best price delivered faster without having to purchase huge volumes from far away manufacturers.

Source: Press Release by Solar Africa Shop, Ltd. Photo Credit: © Solar Africa Shop, Ltd.

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