An online store in Konya is not ready for a test order until the product name, price, stock unit, payment provider, and shipping rule are written down.
An online store in Konya is not ready for a test order until the product name, price, stock unit, payment provider, and shipping rule are written down.
An online store in Konya is not finished when the shop window looks tidy. It is finished when a buyer can choose one product and complete payment alone. That only happens if the product name, the price, and the stock unit are written down, the money lands in the business's own account, and someone has said who carries the parcel. If the name and the stock unit are missing, the payment step and the shipping rule never meet.
This is not a legal opinion and it is not a fee card. It is the list of decisions a business in Konya needs on the table before a test order can run on its own domain. A district page, a street direction, and a map pin are not part of the work. Konya is the buyer's city here. The page is not split by district. The person who writes the product sentence may sit in that city or in another one. The site applies the sentence.
A marketplace listing and a sale on your own domain are different jobs. On a marketplace the product sits in another company's shop. On your site the product record, the cart, and the order status stay on your domain. A business in Konya can use both. One being open does not mean the other exists. This piece does not explain how to open a marketplace panel. It explains a test in which the buyer selects a product and finishes payment on your domain.
A brochure site and a store also get mixed up. A brochure site explains the work and leaves a contact. A store asks the buyer to choose a product and finish payment alone. You may need both. Pinning a cart onto a brochure page that has no product record does not create a sale. The visitor sees a button. If the price and the stock unit are empty, the order stops halfway. The first split, when you commission an online store in Konya, is this: a page that explains the work, or an order the buyer can finish alone.
A catalogue file sits apart as well. A printed or downloaded catalogue shows the product. It does not take the order. How a product table is prepared is a separate piece of writing. This page does not repeat that table. The question here is whether that product can be chosen and paid for on your own domain. A row in the catalogue can be a draft of the product record. A draft is not a sale until the payment step is attached.
Every trial product needs three facts. The first is the name the buyer will read. The second is the selling price, and whether tax sits inside that price or outside it. The third is the stock unit: a piece, a box, or a metre. Without the unit, a test order cannot know what to subtract. The business states these three. The site places them in the fields. The site is not asked to invent the accounting rule.
The money should land in an account opened in the business's own name. A payment tied to some other firm's account blurs who owns the order. This piece does not pick a single payment company. The business brings the provider it already uses in Turkey and carries the details from that contract screen into the site. The card number does not have to live on the site's own server. The payment step goes to the provider's screen, or to the secure field the provider supplies. Opening the shop window before that choice leaves the money hanging.
The shipping rule is written in the same decision. Which firm picks up the parcel, whether the buyer or the business pays the fee, and how an undelivered parcel comes back. Without those three, a shipping menu is decoration. Walking the shelf and counting the goods is not included. The product may sit on a shelf in Konya or in a warehouse in another city. The site shows the number the business wrote. It does not walk the warehouse, and it does not pack the parcel.
The Turkish Ministry of Trade's ETBIS page says that a service provider or an intermediary provider engaged in electronic commerce, or in intermediary activity, has to register with the Electronic Commerce Information System through e-Devlet before the activity starts. A merchant is asked for a MERSIS number and a tax number. A tradesperson is asked for a national ID number and a tax number. The domain where the activity happens is asked as well. Payment methods are among the facts the page says are notified. The full text is on the ministry page: https://ticaret.gov.tr/ic-ticaret/elektronik-ticaret/elektronik-ticaret-bilgi-sistemi-etbis
This piece does not decide whether your activity fits that description. The business decides by reading the ministry text. Building the site does not mean the registration is done. Registration is the business's own step on e-Devlet. Because the domain and the payment method are asked there, a launch day is not chosen until they are written down. Commissioning an online store in Konya does not hand that registration to the studio.
The first job is a single trial product. Its name, price, and stock unit are filled in. The second job is a payment provider opened in the business's name. The third job is one sentence that names the carrier and the fee rule. The fourth job is a walk-through done as a buyer. The product is chosen. Payment ends on the provider's screen. When the record appears, the stock count drops by one unit. When the order is cancelled, that unit is written back. Until these four are done, a published shop window is not a sale.
The fifth job is the business checking its own ETBIS registration. If the domain or the tax number is missing, launch waits. The sixth job is a product page where the price and the stock state stand as plain sentences. Google's merchant listing document says that a page with Product markup can be eligible for merchant listing experiences that highlight price, availability, and shipping and return information. Being eligible does not mean the page will be shown. Markup does not stand in for a payment step that works. The document is here: https://developers.google.com/search/docs/appearance/structured-data/merchant-listing
The seventh job is a return text written in the business's own words. The period and the condition are the sentence the business will apply. No day count is invented here. The text has to sit where the buyer can read it before the payment step. The eighth job is who supplies the product sentence and the picture. An empty picture and a placeholder sentence are not a delivery. The words come from the business. A photo shoot, an ad budget, and a marketplace panel are not on this list. If they are wanted, they are written as their own line.
Commissioning an online store in Konya does not mean the work shrinks to fit the city. The order screen for a business in Konya is not kept shorter than the order screen for a business in another city. What changes is who writes the product sentence, the price rule, and the shipping choice. Those facts may come from a shelf in Konya or from a warehouse somewhere else. A shoot day or a warehouse visit, if wanted, is written down separately and planned separately. The standard job is a test order that can run at a distance.
The service page keeps the boundary of the delivery on its own. This piece is not a copy of that page. Read it at the e-commerce website page. The first conversation does not have to carry the whole catalogue. One product row and a payment choice are enough. The remaining products are added from the panel, or by a transfer you write down together, after the test. A very long list is discussed as its own span of time. To start, write through the contact page.
Yes. Payment and shipping connect only after the product name, price, and stock unit are written down. An empty shop window is not a test order.
No. A marketplace shop is a separate channel. Your own site keeps the product record and the order status on your domain. They are not the same piece of work.
The ministry text describes registration through e-Devlet before the activity starts. The Google document describes Product markup as a way a page can be eligible for merchant listing experiences. Neither one says the order will complete itself.
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