250107-consolidated-consignment-infographic-v6 (2)
The document outlines a consignment program that offers partners a 40%/60% profit split (client receives 40%, the company 60%) contingent upon a written agreement. Clients ship their inventory to the company's warehouse, where the company markets the merchandise using a multi‑platform system and handles sales and shipping, with payment made upon delivery regardless of sales channel. The program provides three fulfillment pathways: a single take‑all buyer, multiple buyers in lot sizes, or incremental sales to small‑quantity buyers until inventory is sold out. An alternative option allows clients to donate inventory to a charitable organization, either keeping the goods or shipping them for distribution, with a full 100% taxable write‑off based on retail pricing. The company emphasizes that its buyer‑finding and transaction execution via the multi‑platform system can often yield better results than traditional liquidation methods.
Topics
Profit Split Structure and Formal Agreement
Details the 40%/60% profit division and the requirement for a written agreement to formalize the consignment partnership.
Inventory Transfer to Central Warehouse
Outlines the logistics of clients shipping their merchandise to the company's warehouse as a prerequisite for consignment services.
Multi‑Platform Marketing and Sales Execution
Describes how the company markets the inventory across multiple platforms, handles sales, and ships goods, with payment upon delivery regardless of sales channel.
Sale Fulfillment Options: Single Buyer, Lot Buyers, or Small‑Quantity Sales
Presents three pathways for selling inventory: securing a single take‑all buyer, selling in multiple lots to several buyers, or selling in small quantities until inventory is depleted.
Charitable Donation Alternative and Tax Write‑Off
Offers clients the option to donate inventory to a charitable organization, either retaining the goods or shipping them for distribution, with a full 100% taxable write‑off based on retail pricing.
Comparative Advantage Over Traditional Liquidation
Claims that the company's multi‑platform buyer‑finding and transaction execution can provide greater benefit than other liquidation methods.