What is a SaaS-enabled marketplace?
A SaaS-enabled marketplace is a marketplace that can also be used as a software tool alone to help (usually the supply-side) manage business tasks like scheduling, payments, communications.
What is a SaaS-enabled marketplace?
A SaaS-enabled marketplace is a marketplace that can also be used as a software tool alone to help (usually the supply-side) manage business tasks like scheduling, payments, communications. A great example of a SaaS-enabled services marketplace is Opentable, a marketplace that connects hungry customers and restaurants that also acts as the restaurant’s customer and booking management system.
There are many types of SaaS-enabled marketplaces depending on the types of users that participate in them and the unique needs that each industry presents.
Learn more about other marketplace terminology below:
- Vertical Marketplaces
- Horizontal Marketplaces
- Managed Marketplaces
- B2B Marketplaces
- B2C Marketplaces
- P2P or C2C Marketplaces
- Two-Sided Marketplaces
- Multi-sided or Multi-Vendor Marketplaces
