Sellers submit items to your store from their phones; the AI pre-screens each one against your buying rules; your team approves what's worth taking, and the seller is invited to drop it off. Here's the full workflow.
You get a branded seller link and QR code built for sharing the news with the customers you already have. Post it on your website, announce it on your social media — Instagram bio, Facebook page, a quick story — and print QR codes for the register, the front window, and the fitting rooms. The moment a customer scans, they're in: a quick name-and-email and they can submit their first item in about a minute. No app to download, no hoops — your regulars become your suppliers overnight.
A seller opens your link on their phone and captures three photos — the front, the back, and the brand tag — plus a few quick details. The guided flow keeps every submission consistent, so what reaches you is clean and comparable.
The AI reads the photos and checks each item against the criteria you set — accepted brands, quality, seasonality, category, and price — drafting brand, size, color, material, condition, and possible flaws, each with a confidence indicator. Off-brand, off-season, off-category, and poor-condition items are filtered out before they ever reach you.
The matches land in your queue. Approve or pass on each piece from your phone, adjusting any field that needs a human eye, and a manager confirms the call. This step is required. Nothing moves until a manager signs off — and every approval is logged.
Approve an item and the seller is automatically notified to book a drop-off time — no phone tag, no scheduling back-and-forth. When the piece arrives it's POS-ready: clean titles and descriptions, a tidy CSV export, and weekly inventory and pricing reports for the manager.
No walk-in triage. Items arrive pre-screened and structured, so staff spend their time choosing — not sorting through bags of clothes.
Every item is described and priced the same way, by the same rubric — across shifts and across locations.
Flaw flags and confidence scores catch the things a busy counter can miss — then a human makes the call.
They open your branded seller link on a phone and photograph the front, back, and brand tag, plus a few quick details. There's no app to download — a name and email, and they can submit their first item in about a minute.
The criteria you set for what your store takes — accepted brands, quality, seasonality, category, and price. The AI screens every submission against them, so off-brand, off-season, and poor-condition items never reach your queue.
A manager. The AI only pre-screens and drafts an intake card; a manager approves, adjusts, or passes on each item, and every approval is logged. This step is required and can't be turned off.
No. It sits in front of whatever POS you already use. Approved items export POS-ready as a tidy CSV, with weekly inventory and pricing reports.
Automatically. When you approve an item, the seller is notified to book a drop-off time — no phone tag or scheduling back-and-forth.
Watch the AI pre-screen a seller's submission — then approve it yourself in the interactive demo.