Discover, buy and track
Branded storefront, cart, checkout, payments and live order status.
Nearza brings customer shopping, merchant operations, and delivery execution into one configurable white-label suite — giving local-commerce operators a coherent product surface instead of a pile of disconnected tools.
A Kernvel platform · Active production-readiness
Every participant gets a purpose-built product while the operator controls the complete local-commerce experience.
Branded storefront, cart, checkout, payments and live order status.
Catalog, availability, promotions, orders and performance in one workspace.
Job acceptance, pickup, navigation, communication and proof of delivery.
Shape the tenant identity, capabilities and market-ready application suite.
The experiences are designed independently for clarity, then coordinated through a common operating layer so the order, merchant, and delivery story remains consistent end to end.
Local discovery, category and merchant browsing, search-assisted product finding, cart and checkout, payment paths, order history, live fulfilment context, and support touchpoints in a branded customer experience.
Merchant onboarding, catalog and availability control, order progression, promotion workflows, operational visibility, and performance context designed for the teams fulfilling demand.
Job acceptance, pickup and drop-off progression, route context, customer communication, proof of delivery, and exception handling for the people moving every order.
Central control for tenant identity, brand configuration, vertical behavior, integration choices, and release workflows — turning the same core capability into distinct operator experiences.
Nearza is organized around the full transaction lifecycle, keeping role boundaries clear while preserving the information needed to operate the whole experience.
Merchant, category, product, service, and location context shaped for how customers find what is nearby.
Configurable cart, checkout, payment, promotion, and order-state workflows for the chosen operating model.
Catalog, availability, fulfilment, exception, and performance workflows aligned to day-to-day execution.
Assignment through proof of delivery, with customer and merchant context present at each handoff.
Branding, market configuration, workflow contracts, and supported connection paths can be shaped per tenant. The result is an owned customer experience backed by a reusable Kernvel capability base.
Tenant identity, color, copy, assets, and store-facing details carried across role-specific experiences.
Vertical and operator choices influence product behavior without turning the experience into a generic template.
App-store and environment workflow clients support a controlled path from tenant configuration to release activity.
Nearza includes assisted patterns for search, catalog work, dispatch context, fraud signals, and demand understanding. Availability depends on tenant data, configured providers, and the operating workflow; deterministic fallbacks keep the core path usable.
Nearza contains implemented or preview connection paths across payments, commerce sources, delivery, communications, maps, and release tooling. The exact set is selected and validated per tenant.
Stripe, Cashfree, Razorpay, and Paystack connection paths.
Shopify, WooCommerce, Square, Loyverse, Toast, and Petpooja import or preview paths.
Owned delivery workflows with an implemented Uber Direct connection path.
Mapbox, Firebase, Twilio, SendGrid, App Store Connect, and Google Play workflow clients.
Connection availability depends on tenant accounts, geography, provider approval, credentials, and production testing. Import, synchronization, and write-back depth varies by provider and configured workflow.
Nearza brings mobile experiences, multi-role operations, payments, integrations, real-time workflow, applied AI, and release coordination into one owned product effort. It is the clearest proof of the kind of platform work Kernvel can take from product definition through production-readiness.
Bring us your operating model, roles, geography, and brand. We’ll walk through the capability fit, what is already implemented, and what would need tenant-specific work.