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How to Set Up Your Supplier Profile on Mercato

Your supplier profile is your storefront on Mercato. A complete, verified profile is what turns a browsing PyME into a purchase order.

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Suppliers (proveedores) on Mercato are discovered by PyMEs looking for someone to fulfill an order. Your profile is the first thing they see — and a complete, credible one is what earns their trust before a single message is exchanged.

Step 1 — Complete your public profile

Open your dashboard and go to Supplier Profile. Fill in your company name, a clear description of what you supply, your location, and the categories you serve. Write for a buyer who has never heard of you: what do you make, for whom, and why are you reliable?

Step 2 — Upload your logo

Add your company logo. A recognizable logo makes your profile look established and helps PyMEs remember you when they compare suppliers side by side. Use a square, high-contrast image so it renders cleanly across the app.

Step 3 — Build your product catalog

  1. Add each product with a clear name and a short, specific description.
  2. Include pricing or pricing ranges so buyers can gauge fit quickly.
  3. Upload product images — clear photos dramatically increase buyer confidence.
  4. Keep the catalog current; remove items you can no longer supply.

Step 4 — Get verified

Complete the verification step so your profile carries a trust signal. Verified suppliers stand out to PyMEs and to investors evaluating the deals you are part of, because verification reduces the perceived risk of the transaction.

Is my profile public?

Yes — that is the point. PyMEs browse supplier profiles to decide who to work with, so make yours clear, accurate, and complete.

How often should I update it?

Review your catalog and pricing whenever they change. An up-to-date profile avoids wasted conversations about products you no longer offer.

Next step

Ready to win more purchase orders?

Set up your supplier profile so PyMEs can find, trust, and source from you.

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