Federation of E-commerce Sellers

FecomS (Federation of e-commerce sellers is a not-for-profit organization oriented towards the betterment of e-commerce sellers and helping connect them with key stakeholders of the ecosystem.

 

Our Mission :

An ever-improving online selling ecosystem accessible to all.

Our Values

Accountable, Ethical, Innovative and Involved.

Our Goal

Encouraging and guiding collective action towards greater gains for members of the federation.

Our Objectives

To work as a facilitator amongst sellers, online marketplaces, government and other stake holders and empower e-commerce merchants & service providers.

Our Story

How We Got Started

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Where We Are Now

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Helping the E-commerce ecosystem since 2015

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We’ve helped over 650 sellers voice their concerns to key stakeholders

FEcomS Member’s Code of Conduct:

In the course of their activities within and associated with the Society, Members should:

  • Act with due skill, care and diligence and with proper regard for professional standards.
  • Seek to sustain and enhance their proficiencies, indulding in only professional tasks for which they are competent, and disclosing relevant limitations of competence.
  • Follow proper procedures, maintaining adequate records and ensuring appropriate rigour in their work.
  • Accept appropriate responsibility for their actions.
  • Avoid where possible real or perceived conflict of interest, and advise affected parties when such conflicts arise.
  • Avoid actions that compel others to take inappropriate steps, or place undue constraints on others.
  • Raise a concern about a danger, risk, malpractice or wrongdoing which affects others (‘blow the whistle’), and support a colleague or any other person to whom there is a duty of care who in good faith raises any such concern.
  • Not seek to represent the Society, or to issue public statements on its behalf, without the express authority of the Board of Management.