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Customize seller login URL: Multi-Vendor Marketplace for Shopify

Updated 23 October 2024

In this documentation, we’ll find out how the admin can customize the seller login URL/seller subdomain for Multi-Vendor Marketplace App for Shopify.

Note: During the app Installation and onboarding process. You can now modify the part of your existing(default) Seller URL that appears before “.sp-seller.webkul.com” once

If you want to customize the entire seller URL, then follow the instructions shared below:

Steps to Customize Seller Login URL:

In case you are using any other Web hosting Services other than Cloudflare

You need to create a CNAME record through your web hosting platform, such as GoDaddy, Shopify, Domain Factory, etc.

As an example, we will use Shopify here:

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Visit your Shopify backend > Setting > Domains.

Select the Domain.

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Furthermore, you need to click on Edit DNS Setting from Domain Setting.

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Then select CNAME record from the drop-down options.

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You need to enter the Name as something like ‘seller,’ ‘vendor,’ or ‘marketplace,’, etc depending on what you prefer to display.

For example:

If you enter ‘seller‘ as the Host Name, your URL will be: seller.mystore.com/.
If you enter ‘vendor‘ as the Host Name, your URL will be: vendor.mystore.com/.

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Now, once this is done, the URL won’t work instantly. You need to inform us at [email protected].

We will make the edits from our end and then it will start working.

In Case you are using Cloudflare as your DNS

You Need to navigate to the DNS >> Records. Furthermore, Click on the Add Record. As mentioned in the image below.

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Next, enter the required details, such as the name and the Public seller URL(Target field). As shown in the image below.

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How to Get Public Seller URL:

To get the Public Seller URL, Admin needs to navigate to the Admin panel of the Multivendor marketplace app >> Configuration >> Instruction to Marketplace.

“Your Public URL for your Seller” Copy Public URL. As mentioned in the image below.

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Page Rule Creation

Merchant needs to create page rules after creating a Cname. To create a page rule Merchant needs to navigate to the Rules >> Page Rules >> Click on Create page rule. As mentioned in the below image.

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It will redirect to the create page rule page, where you need to enter the URL: http://seller.yourdomain.com/*

Here’s an example: http://seller.yourdomain.com/*. In this, ‘Seller’ is used as a Host Name.

When creating the CNAME, you can use any name that suits your needs, such as ‘vendor’ or another term of your choice.

And, yourdomain.com is your store URL for example xyz.com (use your store URL)

In the Pick a Setting section, select “Always Use HTTPS” . As mentioned in the image below.

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Create a second-page rule where you need to enter the URL: *.yourdomain.com/* where yourdomain.com is your store URL for example xyz.com (use your store URL)

In the Pick a setting section select “cache level” and in select cache level section, Select Bypass.

As mentioned in the image below.

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Once you create the both-page rule, it will appear as follows. As mentioned in the image below.

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