A new Jakmall Affiliate’s Dropship Checkout Experience
Company
Jakmall
Role
UI/UX Designer
Timeline
Jul - Sep 2022
Team
Kevin Pranata
Revan Dewa - PM
Tools
Figma
ClickUp
Notion
A new Jakmall Affiliate’s Dropship Checkout Experience
My Role
UI/UX Designer
Company
Jakmall
Team
Kevin Pranata
Revan Dewa (PM)
Timeline
Nov 2022 - Jan 2023
Background
Jakmall is an ecommerce platform that have 2 types of user, the customer and affiliates. Currently the customer and affiliates use the same checkout menu.
Affiliate user is someone who promotes a product or service to their audience and earns a commission by doing dropship.
End-user/ Customer is someone who purchases a product or service from a business for their personal use or consumption.
My Contribution
Gropass as a facilitator for sending WhatsApp messages from resources to users through a 3rd party integrator, namely Jatis. With this application, it is expected to provide convenience for resources as message senders because the process and messages are visualized.




A New Multi-Stepper Checkout System: A Faster and hustle-free checkout
Step 1: Order Source Information Section
Step 2: Product Section
After affiliates hit the save button, they will be redirected to the main summary page. The order source information card will change to a summary information such as affiliate’s store, invoice number. User can edit the data by pressing the “ubah” button.
Affiliate can use the autofill features by filling the invoice number and press the “Cek Invoice” button to validate and trigger the autofill system. If the invoice is recorded in the marketplace’s system , a success alert will appear and the system will run the autofill feature.
When affiliate first open the section, When the autofill from the invoice before is succeeded, a product data that sent by marketplace APIs will expanded.
This product data displayed the product information that affiliate’s customer ordered in the marketplace. Affiliate can directly copy the product’s SKU number and paste it in the search bar.
A list of product will shown based on where it’s stored in the warehouse. Affiliate then can choose which warehouse they want the product will be delivered from.
The Second step of the process is the new product section. This step. this step let affiliate search for product they want to checkout.
Step 3: Delivery Information
The Process
Gathering Insights & Identifying Problems
Affiliates have to search and browse through the product landing page to checkout
"It kinda bothers me that we have to search each of specific product and browse through product landing page each time we want to checkout"
"it was really tiring and inconvenience if we want to checkout a lot of things at once"
💡How might we improve the checkout flow?
Affiliates feels inconvenience when they have to go back and forth between 2 places.
"I have to go back and Forth Between Shopee and jakmall to see what customer ordered"
"it was really tiring and inconvenience if we want to checkout a lot of things at once"
💡How might we show affiliate the ordered data from the marketplace in the checkout process?
Affiliates feels the checkout process is overwhelming and inefficient.
"The checkout process is time consuming and inefficient"
"It was really overwhelming to do the checkout process because i have to fill all the information especially during high traffic"
💡How we make simplify the checkout process?
I mapped out user flows to illustrate the critical paths affiliate users will follow when they do to checkout process.
The green is the automated flow (Autofill)
The blue is the manual flow (Non-autofill)
User Flow
Revamp the user's flow with an autofill feature
Currently, The affiliate has to navigate through the marketplace's website, search for the specific products they want to purchase, add each item to their cart individually, fill all the required data, then complete the checkout process one by one.
This can be especially challenging for affiliates who have a large number of products they want to purchase. The process of manually checking out products from a marketplace as an affiliate is very inefficient, tedious and time-consuming.
This manual checkout process can also be prone to errors, such as accidentally purchasing the wrong product or failing to use the correct affiliate link or code during checkout. Additionally, if the affiliate is purchasing products from multiple sellers on the marketplace, they may need to navigate through different checkout processes and payment systems for each seller, which can further add to the complexity of the process.