Senzi

Overview

Dropshipping e-commerce platform for the Libyan market with 1688 and Taobao API integrations.

Problem

Entrepreneurs in Libya faced significant barriers to starting e-commerce businesses: limited access to reliable product sourcing channels, complex international supply chain management, language barriers with Chinese suppliers, payment processing challenges for cross-border transactions, shipping logistics and customs documentation, and no unified platform for managing orders and inventory.

Solution

I built Senzi as a dropshipping platform for the Libyan market with direct 1688 and Taobao API integrations, one-click product import, automated order processing, multi-provider shipping workflows, local payment method support, and business analytics for sellers—reducing time-to-market from months to days.

Architecture & delivery

• Next.js and React frontend with SEO-friendly product discovery
• Node.js and Express REST services with background order jobs
• MongoDB catalog and order storage with Redis caching
• Third-party integrations for 1688, Taobao, payments, and shipping