Overview
Detailed seller offers guide covering offer creation, price and stock updates, delivery defaults, and safe post-publish changes.
What you will achieve
- Use the seller offer wizard without missing required fields.
- Understand how price, stock, and delivery data affect offer quality.
- Know when to edit, deactivate, or request approval changes safely.
Step-by-step
- Open Seller Offers and choose the offer wizard or direct create flow.
- Start from the correct master product so your listing inherits structured product context.
- Enter price, stock, lead time, condition, and any delivery or financing settings required for the offer.
- Review the offer after publishing and keep it current whenever stock, delivery, or pricing changes.
What you should see on the offer form
- A clear master product reference before you enter commercial details.
- Editable price, stock, and lead-time fields.
- Delivery defaults or delivery-rule controls if the offer needs logistics settings.
- Commercial sections for financing, agent pricing, or sponsorship eligibility where relevant.
Example: a healthy live offer
A healthy live offer has a real price, real stock, clear lead time, accurate condition, and current delivery assumptions. Sellers who leave these stale create buyer friction and RFQ confusion later.
Seller checklist
- Master product is correct.
- Price and stock are current.
- Lead time reflects reality.
- Delivery defaults or manual delivery rules are reviewed.
- The offer is deactivated if the seller cannot currently fulfill it.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I create a new offer or edit the existing one when price changes?
Usually update the existing offer if the product is the same commercial listing. Create a different offer only when the commercial setup genuinely differs.
Why start from a master product?
Because SolarMarket uses structured product context. Starting from the correct master product keeps your offer searchable and comparable.
Can I leave stock empty and still sell?
Operationally that is risky. Buyers and downstream workflows rely on realistic availability data, so keep stock accurate.
