Four accepted stages

Participant onboarding

Move from a useful introduction to an active sales route without sending objects before the commercial and operational boundaries are understood.

01introduction and fit
02collection intake
03agreement and designation
04installation and launch

Good to know

What you need to begin

A controlled starting point rather than a generic expression of interest.

Prepare

Business details, route choice, representative images, categories, volume and price range.

After submission

Expect a focused question, route proposal or an honest decline.

Not active yet

A form, conversation or image activates no participation, stock or charge.

Active only after

Written terms, designated stock and a completed launch check.

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Routes within Participant onboarding

01

Each stage has an output

The introduction defines the intended route; intake creates reliable object information; the agreement defines charges and responsibilities; launch checks the route works in practice.

02

No hidden acceptance

A conversation, uploaded image or site visit does not activate participation. Activation follows a written agreement and an accepted launch checklist.

03

The object record is the shared reference

Participant, Center team and customer need to refer to the same dimensions, condition, price, location and availability. Missing facts remain open rather than being filled with assumptions.

04

Launch is a test, not an upload

Listing, physical placement, Stripe or SumUp payment, receipt, stock change, handover and participant settlement are checked as one route before the first live sale.

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