Plotch.ai, a leading technology enabler of ONDC, has announced today that it has partnered with Google Cloud to launch an ONDC-in-a-Box solution to help enterprises adopt the technology faster and in a seamless manner. 

 

Called Nodebox, the ONDC-in-a-Box solution is powered by Google Cloud’s open source solution and bundled with Google Cloud infrastructure.Plotch.ai expects to launch Nodebox in the Indian market by the end of July this year. 

 

Nodebox will ensure that the enterprises are able to provide safe and secure solutions to their customers and at the same time help them scale faster. 

 

The solution is at present being targeted for medium and large enterprises that are looking for a bundled solution for faster onboarding on ONDC.

 

Nodebox will support multiple domains of ONDC including retail, logistics, fintech and mobility.

 

On this development, Manoj Gupta, CEO of Plotch.ai, said, "We are very excited about working with Google Cloud to create an innovative solution which will help accelerate adoption of ONDC by medium and  large Indian and global enterprises. The aim is to onboard 1000 large companies on Nodebox over the next 5 years.” 

 

“We are launching a ready implementation of ONDC core and infra APIs as an open source solution for ONDC. This will enable Plotch.ai to build an enterprise grade product to onboard SMBs, and to support large number of transactions in the ONDC network.” said Bikram Singh Bedi, Managing Director, Google Cloud India

 

Founded by husband-wife duo and founders of the e-commerce platform Craftsvilla, Manoj and Monica Gupta, Plotch.ai is an AI-enabled e-commerce SaaS product with a focus on the digital transformation of commerce-led businesses. 

 

Using Plotch.ai, any company can launch, operate and automate an online business of any type, nature, and complexity, including an online marketplace, hyperlocal, D2C, omnichannel, and B2B.

 

So far Plotch has helped about 12 large enterprises including a few banking institutions, to join ONDC. It expects to onboard another 90 big enterprises over the next nine months.