# Set your consignor terms once. Every vendor follows.

> Consignment and vendor payouts for Shopify: commission rates for any deal, payout schedules and holds, paying everyone due in one go, a page for every vendor, and a record of every sale.

Your consignor rate, your pay day and your holds, written once for the whole shop. Every sale is split, held and dated by them, and anyone on a different deal gets their own.

Your shop's terms, as you'd say them: "Vendors earn 60% of revenue, paid every month on the 1st for last month's sales." Anyone on a different deal gets their own, vendor by vendor. New vendors from Shopify start on these.

## 1. Commission rates for any deal, worked out on every sale.

- The rate most sales pay
- A different rate for a price range, a product or a collection
- Every sale shows its working

Shown: Larkspur Vintage's consignor rate: 60% of revenue on every sale, and 70% on sales of $100 and up. One sale's working: the $100 and up row at 70% of revenue, and what the vendor gets.

## 2. Payout schedules and holds, set once for the whole shop.

- Every week, twice a month, or once a month
- Held until it ships, then through the return window
- Who is paid next, and how much

Shown: Larkspur Vintage's schedule: paid twice a month, on the 1st and the 15th. What a sale clears first: it waits until it ships, then through a 14-day return window. The next pay day, what it adds up to, and the vendors on it.

## 3. Pay every consignor due in one go.

- What you owe, day by day, late first
- Every sale behind the amount
- A receipt for every payment

Shown: The next two weeks of pay days, with what is late. A payout's working: what sold, the vendor's share, and each sale behind it. A receipt: the amount paid, to whom, when and how.

## 4. A consignor portal: every vendor sees their own money.

- Their next payout, and why it waits
- They ask to be paid, and you answer
- Every sale, the day it goes out

Shown: A vendor's own page: their next payout, and what is still on hold. Their sales, grouped by the pay day each one goes out on.

## 5. Open any sale and see what became of it.

- What it earned, and the rate that paid
- Every change keeps its reason
- The payout it landed on

Shown: One sale: what the vendor earned at which rate, then its timeline from sold to paid to refunded. The payout that sale landed on, from landed to paid.

## Running in four questions.

1. How often do you pay your vendors?(Shop wide, per vendor terms supported)
2. Have you already paid them for this month's sales?
3. What do most of them earn?

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