Keep each item’s location, condition, cost and ownership connected to its orders and payouts. Console is the operational back office for specialty resale and consignment businesses.
| Item | Where | Age | Owner |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vintage camera | Shelf B4 | 12d | Owned |
| Leather bag | Supplier C | — | Supplier |
| Collectible watch | Floor | 41d | Consigned |
| Court sneaker · 10 | Supplier A | — | Supplier |
Illustrative product view. Figures and activity are examples.
Specialty retailers, resale operators and consignment businesses tracking inventory item by item.
Keep inventory, ownership and payout obligations connected from intake through sale.
Start with the situation that sounds most like your team. Each example shows the work this product helps coordinate.
A customer leaves an item for your shop to sell on their behalf.
Your team can see the item, its owner and the payout obligation in one record.
The same item is on your shop floor and listed online. You need to know when it is no longer available.
The sold unit is removed from available inventory and stays tied to its sale.
Two devices may be the same model but have different condition, cost and owners.
The cost and ownership behind each sold device remain traceable.
Illustrative scenarios. Current connections and setup depend on the product and your workflow.
Receive stock, record its cost and condition, and put it on the shelf or the shop floor in one flow.
Know where every single item is, how long it has been there, what it cost and who owns it.
Maintain product descriptions alongside individual units, conditions and ownership records.
Tie sales to the exact units that sold and keep their cost and ownership context with them.
Track what you owe and to whom, and pay consignors and vendors without a spreadsheet.
Reports you can close the month on, with a full activity trail behind every number.
Intake records each unit, its cost and its owner.
Keep the item’s description, location and availability on record.
The order is matched to the unit, wherever it sold.
Payouts and reports follow from the same record.
Record intake, inventory locations, ownership, sales and payouts in Console.
Sync listings, stock and orders with your online store.
Connect your seller account to manage listings and available stock alongside item records.
Record counter sales and remove sold units from available inventory.
Use Console’s item, cost and stock records as the basis for operational recommendations.
Have a different setup? Tell us what you use so we can assess the fit before you commit.
Resellers and consignment businesses — shops where stock is tracked unit by unit rather than by the pallet.
Relay works with your Shopify store on its own. Pulse reads Console as its system of record, so the two are designed to run together.
Yes. Console is built to work on a phone or tablet as well as a desk.
Yes. Consignors, their stock and their payouts are part of the core product.
Console currently connects Shopify, eBay and Clover POS. Their workflows differ: Shopify handles listings, stock and orders; eBay handles listings and stock; Clover brings in-store sales into inventory.
Bring an example of an item’s journey from intake to sale and settlement. We’ll show you how Console keeps the record connected.