Step1 : Create a Seller account on GEM
Only an authorised person (Director/proprietor or any other key person) should register on GEM. Sellers can register on GEM using the Aadhaar or Pan Card of an orgnaisation’s key person.
Step2 : Update organisation profile
PAN Validation, company details, office location and bank account are the four essential components of the Company profile that must be completed. MSE, startup, and tax assessment are three other possible components.
Step3 : Vendor Assessment on GEM
Sellers must apply for Vendor Assessment on GEM after paying the caution money to receive the OEM certificate. Sellers that want to participate in the public procurement of Q1 and Q2 product categories must complete the GEM Vendor Assessment. The Quality Council of India conducts vendor evaluation on GeM.
Step4 : Brand Listing
Vendors can list their brands on the applicable area of products and services after becoming an OEM on GeM. Vendors can mention their brands, whether they have a trademark, are the owner of a trademark or sell unbranded goods.
Step5 : Product Listing
Dealers, producers and service providers must then offer their products and services on the GeM site after their brands have been listed. Product listing on the Government E-market place is the name of the procedure. After the GeM Authority authorizes the listing, the sellers/vendors items and services will be available on the GeM website.
Step6 : Bid Participation and Appointment of Resellers
Sellers can participate in GeM bidding and receive orders after offering their products and services. After receiving clearance, OEMs can appoint or authorise resellers to list their products and services.
Order Management
After completing seller registration and listing, the seller will start receiving orders through the seller dashboard. Wherever a customer places an order, GeM will send you an e-mail alert and orders can be managed through the GeM portal itself. After receiving the order, its the sellers responsibility to pack the item and deliver it to the buyer on-time. It is the seller’s responsibility to deliver the products safely to the consignee.