Launch a sector-ready marketplace that connects buyers, suppliers and partners

Across sectors, buyers struggle to find verified suppliers, suppliers struggle for visibility, and critical product data remains scattered across spreadsheets, inboxes and PDFs. Solvoz marketplace portals provide a configurable, secure and transparent backbone that enables your ecosystem to collaborate, share standards and transact efficiently , from sourcing and product discovery to supplier onboarding and market visibility.

Where marketplaces and sector mechanisms struggle today

Most sectors depend on informal networks, fragmented directories and one-off databases that quickly go out of date. Product information is inconsistent, supplier data is unverified, and buyers lack a trusted space to compare options or identify compliant suppliers. Without a shared digital infrastructure, entire ecosystems, from circular packaging to medical supplies sourcing to humanitarian supply chains, remain siloed, inefficient and slow to adapt.

Solvoz marketplace portals solve these challenges by providing a unified, transparent and configurable market backbone that any sector can adopt and scale.

Common challenges we solve

Product and supplier data scattered across multiple tools
No single source of truth for verified or compliant suppliers
Limited visibility for local and regional suppliers
Buyers unable to compare products or discover alternatives
Market intelligence locked in PDFs or individual teams
No standardised product specifications or templates
Difficulty enabling cross-sector, cross-country collaboration
No digital infrastructure to support circularity, innovation or ecosystem growth

Flexible, configurable marketplace portals for any sector

What you can build with Solvoz

Solvoz portals can power simple product directories, full sector marketplaces or large-scale digital ecosystems that coordinate buyers, suppliers, innovators and partners.

Three deployment options

1. B2B marketplace with structured product data

Ideal for sectors where buyers need to compare verified, standardised product information across multiple suppliers.

2. Supplier visibility & onboarding hub

A shared directory for suppliers to register, verify documentation and showcase capabilities to buyers and partners.

3.Full sector or ecosystem marketplace

A powerful collaboration environment enabling standards, shared catalogues, vendor discovery, demand aggregation and coordinated sourcing across organisations or countries.

Marketplace capabilities tailored to your sector

Our technology empowers organisations, entrepreneurs, and foundations to open new niche and regional markets. By providing the essential infrastructure to build transparent digital marketplaces, Solvoz helps ecosystems grow stronger, more resilient, and more inclusive.

Mawared MENA

the humanitarian marketplace for local sourcing and disaster response (Middle East & North Africa).

Alportado

the marketplace for biotechnology start- and scale- ups (incl R&D) sourcing globally.

NCDconnect

global health marketplace for NCD (non-communicable disease) supply chains.

Custom portals

innovation clusters, donor-funded programmes and public sector market mechanisms.

Why organisations choose Solvoz-powered marketplace portals

Built for complex ecosystems; multi-agency, multi-country and sector-wide collaboration models.
Inclusive by design; multilingual, low-bandwidth and built to include local suppliers.
Compliance by design; verification, documentation and structured supplier criteria for ESG, GRP, sustainability and quality compliance.
No per-user licensing barriers; enabling entire sectors, programmes and ecosystems to collaborate.
Powerful data foundation; structured product information, standardised catalogues and shared taxonomies.
Integration-friendly; open APIs for ERP, finance, logistics, reverse logistics and BI tools.
Accelerates market transparency; making supplier markets visible, comparable and accessible to all stakeholders.
Fast deployment (6–12 weeks) ; start small, expand into a full sector marketplace over time.
Continuously improved; all deployments benefit from the shared Solvoz technology roadmap.

Solvoz for non-profits

Solvoz was built from the realities of NGOs and health actors working across multiple countries. Unlike traditional ERPs, it is modular, ISO 27001:2022 certified, and designed to function in low-bandwidth environments.

Whether for a single NGO, a federation, or a donor-funded consortium, Solvoz can be deployed as a dedicated procurement planning and execution tool.

Want to learn more, see a detailed description of Solvoz Marketplace Portals

Solvoz marketplace portals – sector-wide digital infrastructure for supplier visibility, product data and market transparency

Solvoz marketplace portals provide a configurable digital backbone for sectors that need structured product data, verified supplier information and transparent access to markets. Built for humanitarian actors, public health supply chains, circular packaging initiatives, biotech and agritech ecosystems, government projects and multi-agency programmes, Solvoz enables buyers, suppliers and partners to collaborate within a shared, trusted environment.

A Solvoz-powered marketplace supports product discovery, supplier onboarding, compliance verification, market intelligence and structured information sharing at scale. It replaces outdated supplier lists, fragmented spreadsheets and unverified directories with an organised, searchable and continuously updated market infrastructure. The platform is modular and can be deployed as a supplier directory, a full B2B marketplace or a sector-wide ecosystem portal supporting demand aggregation, knowledge sharing and coordinated sourcing.

Who benefits from a Solvoz marketplace?

Solvoz technology is designed for organisations and sectors where buyers need reliable visibility of suppliers, and suppliers need structured, fair and transparent access to markets. Typical users include:

Humanitarian and development organisations strengthening local procurement and market participation.
Public health programmes and global health initiatives sourcing medical devices, diagnostics, NCD or SRH products.
Circular packaging and sustainability coalitions implementing reuse, refill, reverse logistics and EPR-compliant systems.
Biotech, agritech, foodtech and climate-tech innovations searching for qualified suppliers, materials and R&D partners.
Government agencies, municipalities and public buyers developing national or regional supplier directories.
Industry associations, innovation clusters and sector groups coordinating supply, demand and standards.
Investors, foundations and multi-stakeholder programmes building digital ecosystems that support transparency and inclusive growth.

Core capabilities of the Solvoz marketplace platform

The Solvoz marketplace is built around structured data, compliance and collaboration. Its modular architecture enables any domain to configure taxonomies, catalogue formats, supplier fields and workflows that match sector needs.

Structured product and service catalogues: category taxonomies, product attributes, technical specifications, documentation fields and sustainability indicators.
Supplier onboarding and verification: registration flows, compliance documentation, approvals, ESG and GRP criteria, local ownership indicators and certification uploads.
Marketplace workflows: product search, filters, comparisons, expressions of interest (EOIs), supplier messaging, shortlisting and RFQ-lite flows.
Market intelligence and analytics: supplier segmentation, local vs international sourcing indicators, product alternatives, availability, geographic data and usage insights.
Governance and collaboration models: multi-agency portals, shared standards, domain-specific templates, multi-country deployments and role-based permissions.
Inclusivity features: multilingual interface, low-bandwidth optimisation and accessible supplier registration designed to include local and regional actors.
Scalable architecture: ability to expand into procurement modules, demand aggregation, pooled procurement or regional marketplace clusters.

Compliance, sustainability and responsible market mechanisms

Solvoz marketplace portals embed compliance and sustainability into supplier and product data structures. Organisations can include ESG criteria, gender-responsive procurement (GRP) fields, localisation indicators, quality standards and sustainability attributes directly in supplier profiles or product catalogues. This makes it easier for sectors to align with environmental, regulatory or donor requirements and to implement responsible market mechanisms that promote fair competition and inclusive growth.

Security, accessibility and licensing

All Solvoz deployments operate under ISO 27001:2022 certification with end-to-end encryption and rigorous data governance. The marketplace platform is designed for bandwidth-constrained markets and multilingual contexts, ensuring accessible participation for suppliers in remote or low-resource environments.

Solvoz uses an inclusive licensing model with no per-user fees, enabling entire ecosystems—buyers, suppliers, regulators, partners, researchers and innovators—to collaborate without access barriers or seat limitations.

Integration options and extensibility

Solvoz supports open APIs for integration with ERP, finance, logistics, product lifecycle management (PLM), warehouse management systems (WMS), inventory tools, reverse logistics systems and analytics environments. This enables seamless data exchange, synchronised catalogues, supplier scoring and sector-wide dashboards.

The marketplace can also connect to circularity platforms, traceability systems, quality assurance tools, regulatory systems and digital twins depending on sector requirements.

Types of marketplaces you can build with Solvoz

B2B sector marketplaces: structured product catalogues for multi-supplier sourcing.
Supplier visibility and compliance hubs: shared directories with verification and documentation.
Innovation and R&D marketplaces: supplier discovery for biotech, agritech, foodtech and climate-tech.
Circular and sustainability marketplaces: materials, refill/reuse systems, reverse logistics and EPR alignment.
Humanitarian and development platforms: local suppliers, market assessments and proximity sourcing.
Public sector directories: national or regional registers of verified vendors.
Funded programmes and multi-partner ecosystems: shared standards and collaboration infrastructure.

Implementation and time to value

Solvoz marketplace portals can be deployed in phases—starting with a supplier hub or structured product catalogue, and growing into a full marketplace supporting EOI, RFQ, collaboration, procurement or multi-country connectivity. A first version can often be configured within 6–12 weeks depending on scope.

Frequently asked questions about Solvoz marketplace portals

Can Solvoz support sector-wide or multi-country marketplaces?

Yes. Solvoz is built for multi-organisational, multi-country and multi-agency deployments, enabling shared visibility and standards across ecosystems while respecting governance and local autonomy.

How does the Solvoz marketplace help local suppliers?

The platform includes multilingual interfaces, low-bandwidth optimisation and structured registration designed to make it easy for smaller and local suppliers to participate, improve visibility and compete fairly.

Is Solvoz suitable for circular and sustainability platforms?

Yes. Solvoz supports product-level sustainability data, compliance fields, reverse logistics integration and shared taxonomy structures that are essential for circular packaging, reusable systems and EPR compliance.

Can a Solvoz marketplace expand into procurement?

Absolutely. The marketplace module is part of the wider Solvoz procurement technology stack, making it possible to grow from supplier visibility to sourcing workflows, RFQs and broader procurement processes without migrating systems.

What makes Solvoz different from generic marketplace builders?

Solvoz focuses on sectors with complex requirements—such as humanitarian response, public health, circularity and innovation—where structured data, compliance, localisation and multi-agency collaboration are essential.