Restock posts used to mean two hundred DMs
Stock, restocks and delivery details are the parts that get messy when orders arrive across DMs, comments and WhatsApp at once. Here they arrive as orders, paid, with the delivery details on them.
A real stock count, so nothing oversells.
What actually changes
Not a feature list. The same Tuesday, twice.
- Two hundred DMs, half of them asking the same two questions
- Counting stock in your head while replying, then overselling by three
- Addresses copied out of chat into a notebook
- The post sends people to your page and the count goes down as it sells
- Sold out happens by itself, at the right moment
- Every order arrives paid, with its delivery or pickup details
A count that's true, and a sold out that means it
Each product carries its real stock. It goes down as orders are paid, and at zero the product stops selling on its own, so nobody pays for something you can't send.
Four of the eight, mostly
In the order someone doing this actually reaches for them.
Orders that arrive paid, with the address on them, are the difference between a restock day and a lost weekend.
What you'd be on
Selling comes with Creator and nothing is taken on the sale. Pro drops the withdrawal fee from 7.5% to 5%.
What this doesn't do
Stated here rather than found out in your second week.
Questions people ask
What happens when something sells out mid-post?
It stops selling. The product shows sold out to everyone who arrives after the last one went, and nobody pays for something you can't send.
Can I take payment on delivery?
Not through Wenzaa. Payment clears first, which is what makes the order reliable. Anything else you arrange is outside the platform.
How do I handle a return?
Directly with the buyer. There's no refund button; a platform deciding whether a cleanser arrived leaking helps nobody, and a card chargeback is the buyer's backstop.