Multiregionality for two backends and two frontends

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Laravel tools allow not only to implement, but also to easily manage multicurrency from the admin panel. We demonstrate this on a real example of the admin panel developed for the closed online store E&E Turbos, which sells spare parts for turbochargers for companies in Ukraine and Poland:

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Multiregionality
Laravel localization tools allow you to create not only a multilingual site with multicurrency prices, but also a multi-domain site , which has as many domain names as the number of countries it serves. Registering international belgium telegram domains allows Google to collect traffic separately for each region, which has a good effect on local SEO promotion of the site.

Moreover, with Laravel you can set up multi-domain functionality for different cities of the country, and even for specific stores. This solution is relevant for networks developing through the sale of franchises, and allows each franchisee to manage and promote their own store. After all, branches of an online store in different countries and cities can have different products and services, delivery and payment terms, warehouse balances, prices, promotions and even time. For example, if a manager is in Poland and accepts an order from a customer made in the USA, the time for processing the application for each of them will be different, for example, 15:44 and 09:44. This is possible due to the setting up of time saving and localization of the site for different time zones.

As we can see, Laravel has powerful functionality for developing multi-regional sites adapted not only to specific languages ​​and currencies, but also to other regional features: time accounting, differences in language rules and number formatting, etc. The framework allows you to effectively manage different domains and set up a separate working environment for each of them to meet the needs of the business in general and its divisions in particular.
Laravel's flexibility opens up many ways to implement complex and large-scale online stores and services. This can be one server part (backend) for two different user interfaces (frontend), for example, for users in Ukraine and Poland. This is exactly the option we offered to the largest online store for beekeeping in Ukraine, Park Plus, which is entering the Polish market. The need for this step was dictated not only by the huge number of goods, but also by the client's ambitions to cover 10% of the target audience in the global honey market, which, for a moment, is more than 400 thousand beekeepers.

(USA and Ukraine) was implemented on the website of one of the world's leading manufacturers of climate control equipment Cooper&Hunter. We can say for sure, because our team worked on the Ukrainian version of the website.