A manifest is not received stock
Imported seller claims remain distinguishable from physically received units. Operators can resolve shortages and exceptions before relying on the inventory.
RESALE / OPERATIONSLive · private app
CustomerReturned
Know what a return is really worth.
CustomerReturned is built around the messy reality of returned inventory: missing units, repairs, parts, fees, refunds, and the difference between a seller’s claim and what arrived.
The problem
A manifest is a claim, not an inventory count. Reliable decisions require physical reconciliation and costs that follow each unit through every change in its story.
The implementation
The workbench connects receiving, inspection, repair, sales, and returns with integer-cent cost allocation, private photos, role boundaries, and an activity history.
- Manifest import and physical unit reconciliation
- Acquisition, repair, sale, and return cost tracking
- Private photos, QR labels, roles, and audit history
01Preview a manifest02Receive physical units03Test and repair04Record sale or return
02 / ENGINEERING DECISIONS
Where the details matter.
Money follows the unit
Acquisition, freight, parts, labor, selling fees and refunds are represented in integer cents. Cash recovered and trading result are separate calculations.
History survives an exception
Returns, voided transactions and disposal are part of the model. Private photos and role boundaries support the operational record.
03 / PACKAGES & CODE
Inside the implementation.
The inventory and accounting rules are purpose-built application code. No shared commerce or workflow package is being credited for these features.
APPLICATION EXCERPT
The cost basis follows the item
Purchase, freight, parts and labor contribute to the invested amount using integer cents.
$i->loadMissing(['costs', 'sales.refunds', 'disposals']);
$basis = $i->purchase_cents + $i->freight_cents;
$parts = (int) $i->costs->where('kind', 'parts')->sum('amount_cents');
$labor = (int) $i->costs->where('kind', 'labor')->sum('amount_cents');
$invested = $basis + $parts + $labor;Application source excerpt · lines 42–46. Surrounding setup is omitted.
APPLICATION EXCERPT
One shared attribution component
The site keeps its own copyright. SiteCredit adds the standard BWD attribution after it, using isolated styles bundled with the application.
SiteCredit package ↗<x-site-credit />Actual component call. The shared stylesheet is included separately in the application build.
04 / VERIFICATION & CURRENT SCOPE
What holds it together.
- Receiving and accounting behavior are exercised with fictional inventory.
- Private image and member boundaries are enforced by the application.
- The public address leads to sign-in, not an open customer dashboard.
CURRENT RELEASE
A private operations application. Marketplace integrations and payment processing are outside this release.