Ways to supply

    Supply models

    There is more than one way to work with Tejaraa. Which one applies depends on your business, your products and what is agreed during review.

    Models in use

    • Wholesale supply on agreed terms
    • Distributor and brand supply
    • Catalogue-based supply for wide ranges
    • Purchase order supply where applicable

    The models

    How Tejaraa works with suppliers

    More than one model can apply over time, depending on your products and what is agreed during review.

    Wholesale supply

    Best for

    Suppliers who can supply approved products in agreed quantities.

    Supply approved products based on agreed pricing, stock and commercial terms.

    • Products approved line by line
    • Supply against agreed requirements
    • Stock held in your own warehouse

    Distributor and brand supply

    Best for

    Distributors and brand owners with authorised ranges.

    Supply established brand catalogues or authorised product ranges through your distribution business.

    • Branded ranges reviewed with authorisation where required
    • Consistent product information per brand
    • Ranges extended as the relationship develops

    Catalogue-based supply

    Best for

    Suppliers with many SKUs across several categories.

    Share a broader catalogue so Tejaraa can identify products relevant to its current sourcing requirements.

    • Send the full range instead of picking items yourself
    • We shortlist products that match current demand
    • More products can be reviewed later

    Purchase order supply

    Best for

    Approved suppliers on agreed product lines.

    Where applicable, supply may be managed through approved purchase orders under agreed terms.

    • Orders appear in your supplier account
    • Quantities confirmed per order, not guaranteed in advance
    • Payout requests follow the agreed process

    Submitting a supplier application does not guarantee approval or purchase orders. Supplier and product selection depends on commercial, category and operational requirements.

    See the categories we review

    Become a Tejaraa supplier

    Tell us about your company and product catalogue to start the supplier review process.