Commission rules

Splits agreed once, applied consistently, explained easily.

Commission disputes come from splits that live in someone's head. ConsignEase stores the rule on the agreement, applies it at the moment of sale, and keeps the calculation visible when a seller asks why.

CON-210

Eleanor Harding

Active

Pending balance

GBP 1,248

Next payout

October final

Items5 active items
DocumentsStatement ready

Source of truth

ConsignEase

Item record

LST-2041

Mulberry Bayswater Tote

Ready
SellerEleanor HardingCON-210
Target priceGBP 340.00
Commission42% seller share
ChannelShopify storefront
Payout pathPending sale

Authenticated and priced

10:24

GBP 340.00 target. Added by Sarah Jenkins.

The seller record carries the agreement the split comes from.

What it covers

Per-seller agreements

Standard house split or a negotiated rate. The rule lives on the seller agreement, not a sticky note.

Locked at intake

The split that applies to an item is fixed when intake locks, so later rule changes never rewrite history.

Deductions modelled

Cleaning, repair, or listing fees deduct transparently and show on the seller statement.

Owner-controlled changes

Changing commission rules is an owner-level permission with an audit note attached.

How it works
  1. 01

    Set the rule

    Define the split on the seller agreement: percentage, minimums, and any standard deductions.

  2. 02

    Rule rides the item

    Each intake snapshots the applicable rule, so every item knows its own economics.

  3. 03

    Sale runs the numbers

    When the item sells, the split calculates automatically and feeds the payout batch and statement.

Pilot access

Launching with a small group of UK resale stores.

Start with one workflow. Get founder-led onboarding. Shape the product around real store operations before public launch.