Business seller
Show how larger sellers could manage team access, approvals, inventory, finance review, storefront programs, service commitments, and support ownership from one seller workspace.
Team Access
- Seller teams need roles for owner, inventory manager, listing editor, support responder, finance reviewer, and storefront merchandiser.
- High-risk changes such as payout details, return policy, promoted placement, bulk publish, and restricted-category listings should require owner approval.
- Every team action should show who changed it, which seller account it affected, and which route produced the change.
Approval Flow
- Draft listings, bulk imports, price changes, reserve changes, service promises, and storefront shelves can move through review before publishing.
- Approval cards should show item count, category risk, missing proof, fee impact, support exposure, and rollback option.
- Denied changes should give sellers a specific repair path instead of vague rejection language.
Bulk Operations
- Business sellers need batch drafts, inventory import, bulk price edits, quantity updates, template reuse, media repair, and hub routing.
- Bulk changes should flag mismatched SKUs, duplicate photos, missing attributes, unsupported shipping choices, and risky category combinations.
- Publishing should allow small batches, scheduled drops, saved-search alerts, and storefront collection updates.
Inventory Control
- Inventory views should separate active listings, draft inventory, reserved orders, hub intake, sold items, returns, and unavailable stock.
- Multi-location sellers need clear handoff rules for seller-packed shipping, hub-packed shipping, local pickup, and event inventory.
- Catalog quality should show repeated missing attributes, duplicate risk, title-image mismatch, and repair priority.
Finance Review
- Finance users need seller statements, fee lines, credits, refund reserves, payout readiness, tax status, and settlement history.
- Open reports, return windows, verification gaps, and policy violations should explain why funds are held or released.
- Exports should separate seller records, finance files, support evidence, and privacy requests with clear access rules.
Storefront Programs
- Seller storefronts should support shelves, collections, follows, bundles, featured inventory, timed-drop candidates, and quality prompts.
- Promoted placement needs buyer labels, seller budget limits, quality gates, reporting, and pause controls.
- Growth tools should never hide seller quality, refund risk, item proof, or buyer protection cues.
Service Commitments
- Business sellers should see response time, late shipment risk, pickup no-shows, cancellation rate, proof quality, and support case aging.
- Service issues can reduce visibility, pause promoted placement, or require owner review before new inventory is published.
- Seller support should provide clear next steps for item proof, buyer messages, returns, reports, and hub handoff issues.
Owner Approval
- Owners should approve seller role design, bulk publish limits, storefront rules, fee visibility, finance exports, support ownership, and escalation paths.
- Launch review should cover business seller onboarding, access audits, policy acceptance, tax readiness, payout readiness, and rollback controls.
- Rollback should pause new business-seller actions while preserving listing history, order history, finance records, and support cases.
Identity Checks
Business review, seller limits, finance readiness, role permissions, and appeal paths.
Seller Dashboard
Inventory, offers, auctions, handoff, reports, returns, and seller analytics.
Seller Plans
Starter, Pro, Studio, team seats, limits, upgrades, downgrades, and owner review.
Inventory Import
Column mapping, category templates, repair controls, publish review, and team audit notes.
Seller Inventory
SKUs, variants, quantities, draft stock, hub intake, relist choices, and repair actions.
Bulk Listing
Batch drafts, reusable templates, photo requirements, quality checks, and hub routing.
Seller Analytics
Demand signals, listing health, price actions, sell-through, and support pressure.
Storefront Collections
Public shelves, follows, bundles, featured items, quality rules, and operator review.
Promoted Placement
Buyer labels, seller budgets, eligibility gates, reporting, and pause controls.
Access & Audit
Role permissions, staff actions, approval records, privacy boundaries, and launch review.
Seller Compliance
Eligibility, tax readiness, category permissions, records, holds, and appeals.
Seller Standards
Accuracy, fulfillment, communication quality, report response, limits, and appeals.
Seller Finance
Fees, earnings, payout readiness, reserves, statements, and finance review.
Seller Payout Settings
Release schedule, reserves, holds, finance roles, statements, and owner approval.
Data Export
Seller records, finance files, support evidence, privacy requests, and audit history.
Current demo state
Business seller tools are represented as a guided seller operations route.
The demo shows team access, approvals, bulk operations, inventory control, finance review, storefront programs, service commitments, and owner approval without creating real seller accounts.
Future platform state
Launch needs connected seller organization controls.
Launch needs verified business accounts, role-based permissions, approval history, bulk jobs, media storage, finance exports, support ownership, tax and payout review, and rollback controls.