Product Overview

WedoCOD is an all-in-one COD (Cash on Delivery) e‑commerce operations platform designed for the Moroccan market. It connects sellers with end customers through a fully managed workflow that covers lead capture, order confirmation, warehousing, shipping, delivery, and payment collection.

What WedoCOD Does

Capability	Description
Lead Management	Capture, import, and manage leads from landing pages, stores, and third-party integrations.
Order Confirmation	Built-in call center workflow to confirm orders before shipping.
Inventory & Warehousing	Track products, stocks, and warehouse locations in real time.
Shipping & Delivery	Integrated carrier network for nationwide COD fulfillment.
Payment Collection	COD collection handled by carriers; revenue tracked through invoices.
Analytics	Dashboards for leads, orders, products, agents, and financial performance.
Marketplace	Product marketplace with supplier affiliation support.
Integrations	Connect with YouCan, LightFunnels, Google Sheets, WooCommerce, and Shopify.

Who Uses WedoCOD

WedoCOD serves two primary user types, each with dedicated plan tiers:

• Sellers — Independent e-commerce sellers who submit products and leads. WedoCOD handles the entire fulfillment pipeline: call center confirmation, packaging, shipping, and COD collection.
• Admins — Business operators who run their own COD operations. Admins get a dedicated dashboard to manage agents, team members, products, orders, warehouses, shipping, and reporting.

See User Types for a detailed breakdown.

Platform Architecture

WedoCOD is a multi-tenant SaaS platform. Each account operates within its own isolated workspace. API access is protected by token-based authentication (Laravel Sanctum) and role-based permissions.

• Base URL: https://app.wedocod.com
• API Version: v1.0
• Authentication: Bearer token (Sanctum)
• Billing: Stripe-powered subscriptions with monthly and yearly cycles.

Documentation Structure

This documentation is organized into two sections:

Section	Purpose
Product	User types, plans, billing, access model, and feature scope.
API	Authentication, role-based endpoints, rate limits, errors, and security.