Accessible since November 21, the Kleeky platform has been putting the Ravate group’s e-commerce experience at the service of purchasing on Amazon since
The meeting. Official Amazon Partner, the Reunion e-commerce platform highlights its transparent simplified offer, its secure payment, home delivery and local customer service.
Reunionese customers buying on Amazon are of interest to more and more players. Including major players, as shown by the launch by the Ravate group of Kleeky supported by a major communication campaign. Kleeky is a new local answer to the difficulty of ordering products on Amazon. A response in the form of an e-commerce platform, where the user directly views the products and can place an order. Powered by Ravate, Kleeky offers simplified and secure access to thousands of products in the Amazon catalog with an all-inclusive displayed price, customs fees and dock dues included. Delivery takes place within seven to fourteen days at home or at a collection point.. Kleeky's other argument is locally based customer service, unlike platforms operating from mainland France and aimed at all DROMs. It is therefore one of the pioneers of online commerce in Reunion, with ravate.com opened in 2012, which launches into the Amazon buyer's market.
A new stage for online shopping
" Since its creation, the Ravate group places innovation at the heart of its development. With Kleeky we take a new step by making online shopping easier, more transparent and perfectly adapted to the needs of our island”, explains Zoubeir Ravate, group retail director, which specifies, however, that if the ambition “is to allow access to the entire Amazon France catalog, some items are filtered due to local customs regulations, import restrictions or Amazon billing terms. In particular, products weighing more than 30 kg are excluded., products containing batteries, as well as those sold by third parties. » Kleeky starts with four withdrawal points : Weldom Savanna, Weldom Saint-Leu, Relectro Saint-André and Relectro Saint-Pierre.
