/// how it works · day one to week one
Day one is real. Week one is yours.
Registration is self-serve with OTP verification; the workspace, subdomain, and a truthfully-seeded storefront exist the same day, with an honest readiness checklist.
No consultants, no implementation project, and no futures sold as features — every step on this page is live in the product today.
/// the tenant model
Your workspace and your subdomain.
Dloter is not a shared spreadsheet with your name on a tab. Each business runs in its own workspace, on its own subdomain, with its own isolated data.
- Multi-tenant isolation — each business in its own isolated data schema
- Teams and roles: backend-deny plus UI-hide, both proven
- Event ledger with routed in-app alerts (honest delivery)
- INR-first money display
- Setup readiness checklists — honest next steps per vertical
- Private media handling — no public URLs for sensitive documents
/// minute one
Minute one: register with an OTP.
Registration is self-serve: your details, an OTP to verify, and you are in. There is no sales gate in front of the product and no card required to begin.
From that point the system provisions your workspace — you do not file a ticket and wait for an onboarding team.
/// day one
Day one: a truthful storefront, seeded.
The same day you register, this sequence has already run. Every line is a live provisioning step — not a roadmap.
// seeded truthfully means: the storefront cannot advertise payments or shipping you have not enabled, and unshipped features are labelled “coming”.
/// honest next steps
The readiness checklist: honest next steps.
Your workspace opens with a readiness checklist for your business type. It shows what is set up, what is not, and the next real step — and it never marks something done that is not.
That is the whole trick: instead of a consultant telling you what to do, the system reads its own state and tells you the truth about it.
/// your team
Your team, with real roles.
Invite staff by email into roles that mean something: what a role cannot do is denied by the backend and hidden in the interface — both, not just one. A booking clerk does not see finance; an auditor reads without touching.
Roles are part of day one, not an enterprise upsell. You can run week one alone and add your team when you are ready — nothing about the workspace changes shape when you do.
/// editing your site
Editing your site: drafts never leak.
Edit your storefront in Studio and your customers keep seeing the live site — drafts are staged, never leaked. Publishing is one deliberate action, taken by you.
Sections bind to your real catalog, so your site cannot show products that do not exist. If a section has no data yet, it says so honestly instead of inventing some.
/// no forced launch
Going live at your pace.
The subdomain is yours from day one, but nothing pressures you to announce it. Work through the checklist, publish when the storefront says what you want it to say, and share the link when you are ready. Week one is yours to spend as your business needs — not as an onboarding funnel demands.
/// the honest box
What we don’t automate (yet).
Setup is real, but it is not magic — and we will not imply otherwise. During onboarding, these do not happen:
Customer email/SMS/WhatsApp delivery
Delivery is not proven end-to-end, so it is not claimed.
◌ not builtOS push notifications
No push infrastructure is live; in-app alerts are real.
◌ not builtAI drafting or AI automation of any kind
Nothing in the product is AI-driven today; when AI ships it will be labelled.
◌ not builtAutomated courier labels, returns automation, refund-on-cancel
Bring-your-own connections exist; automation is not claimed until proven.
◌ not built// the full public register lives on /proof — what’s live, what’s not, and how we decide.
/// asked often, answered straight
Setup questions, answered straight.
How long does setup actually take?
Your workspace, your subdomain, and a truthfully-seeded storefront exist the same day you register with an OTP. After that, the readiness checklist guides the rest — most businesses complete it over their first week, at their own pace. Nothing forces a launch before you are ready.
Do I need a developer or consultant?
No. Registration is self-serve, the storefront is seeded for you, and every next step lives on the readiness checklist inside your workspace. There is no implementation project and no consultant to hire.
What exactly exists on day one?
An isolated workspace for your business, your own dloter.com subdomain, a storefront seeded truthfully for your business type, an honest readiness checklist, and team invites with real roles. Nothing on this list is aspirational — each item is live in production.
Can I use my own domain?
Your workspace starts on your own dloter.com subdomain. Custom domains are handled with our team today — ask when you talk to us.
What does the readiness checklist check?
Honest next steps for your business type: what is already set up, what is not yet, and what to do next — for example catalog, payments you have actually enabled, and team roles. It reflects the real state of your workspace and never marks a step done that is not.
/// day one is one registration away
Start your workspace. Get exactly what this page says.
Register with an OTP, get your subdomain and a truthful storefront the same day — then take week one at your pace.
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