Chicago North hub
Local hub profile for collectibles, cards, electronics, sneakers, and event inventory. The profile shows how buyers and sellers would understand pickup, intake, and drop activity.
Modeled handoff snapshot
Shows how a second service area could handle intake, proof, event inventory, pickup, and issue windows without representing an active staffed location.
Intake Desk
- Seller starts a listing, chooses intake, and follows the review window shown before handoff.
- Counter records track photos, visible condition, accessory count, packaging, and release state.
- Category rules keep accepted inventory and restricted inventory separated.
Authentication Fit
- Card slabs, sealed product, sneaker boxes, electronics serial areas, and console tests are visible in listing detail.
- Higher-value items route through checklists before auction or pickup.
- Hub notes stay close to the item, order, and report flow.
Local Events
- Timed drops group nearby inventory for watchlists and scheduled auctions.
- Trade-night items can be browsed before an event starts.
- Pickup windows help turn online interest into local handoffs.
Hub Network
Open service areas, capacity, accepted categories, and local event routing.
Event Calendar
Review timed drops, trade nights, seller cutoffs, and pickup routing.
Fees & Timing
Review service lines, turnaround targets, packing choices, and liability notes.
Current demo state
Hub workflows are represented with guided local data.
The demo shows service areas, intake rules, item checks, pickup windows, release proof, fees, turnaround, and local event inventory.
Future platform state
Launch-ready hubs need staffing and custody controls.
Launch needs real locations, staff roles, chain-of-custody records, storage policy, appointment capacity, liability terms, and support ownership.