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Consignors can follow their own performance without you sending updates. When a consignor is linked to a Shopify customer, a Consignment page appears in that customer’s account with their balance, recent activity, payouts, and items. The page is read-only, so consignors see their numbers but change nothing.

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Give a consignor access

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Link a customer

On the consignor’s page, set Customer to the Shopify customer the consignor logs in with.
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Let them log in

The consignor logs in to your store’s customer accounts. Consignment appears on their dashboard.
A consignor only sees their details while they’re linked to an active consignor. Archiving the consignor hides the page, and a customer who isn’t a consignor sees Consignment isn’t set up for this account yet.

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What the consignor sees

The consignor gets two surfaces, the same way membership appears in customer accounts: a summary card on their dashboard, and a fuller Consignment page with stats, activity, and items.

The Consignment page: the balance owed, what the items have earned, and the payouts you've recorded.

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Summary card

The card on the dashboard is the at-a-glance version. It shows the balance owed, as [amount] owed to you or You’re all settled up when nothing is outstanding, a line summarizing their items and earnings, the total paid out to date, and the latest payouts you’ve recorded with their dates and amounts.

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Stats

The Consignment page leads with four figures: Balance owed, Total earned, Consigned items, and Total paid out.

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Recent activity

A reverse-chronological feed of everything that has moved the balance:
  • Earnings from rentals, with the cycle and item, as a positive green amount.
  • Refunds, as a negative red amount.
  • Payouts you’ve recorded, as a negative amount with the payout run and the date you paid.
Before any items have been rented, the feed reads Earnings will appear here once your items are rented.

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My items

Each consigned item with its title, serial number, completed rentals, and commission rate. A consignor with more items than fit sees the first batch and a count of the total.

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Considerations

  • The page relies on Shopify customer accounts, so the consignor needs an account on your store.
  • Everything on it mirrors the admin. Recording a payout or assigning an item changes what the consignor sees the next time they open the page, with nothing to publish or send.