Received orders guide
A received order should be treated as an operational flow: confirm availability, prepare the item, update status and keep handover proof.
Recommended order
- Check stock and real item condition.
- Prepare packaging according to size and fragility.
- Update status so the buyer sees real progress.
For one-off pieces, withdraw unavailable listings quickly to avoid impossible orders.
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