Consignment Visits
Agents see previous stock, record returns and leftovers, auto-calculate sold items, record payments, and restock — all in one workflow.
Consignment & agent deposit management
Consenders
Manage consignment, commissions, and agent deposits — without digging through stacks of notes.
✓ No setup fee
✓ Your data is yours
✓ Start anytime
Built for businesses on the move.
Consenders focuses on the daily work of consignment agents: consign stock, tally outlets, commissions, and deposits.
Agent Deposits
The system tallies money received by agents, commissions, adjustments, and deposit obligations that need owner confirmation.
Owner & Agent Dashboard
Owners and agents can monitor total sales, calculated commissions, and pending deposits — all in one dashboard.
A simple flow from outlets to cash.
Every visit produces accountable data. Perfect for snack producers, packaged food, local cosmetics, or any routine consignment goods.
1
Consign Products to Outlets
Agents take products from the owner and consign them to outlets. Everything is automatically recorded as consignment stock.
2
Tally at the Outlet
On the next visit, remaining stock is counted. Sold items automatically become sales transactions.
3
Deposit to Owner
Agent commissions are calculated automatically. Deposit obligations are tallied. Agents deposit after agreement with the owner.
Pick the plan that fits your business.
Choose monthly subscription for predictable costs, or top up balance and pay per consignment transaction that actually sells.
Consenders Monthly
$3
/ month
- Includes owner and agent access.
- Focused menus: consignment, outlets, products, visits, commissions, and deposits.
- No forced modules for large sales, purchasing, production, or full accounting.
Per-Transaction Fee
$0.02
/ transaction
- Charged only on consignment transactions that sell.
- Top-up balance is auto-deducted per sold transaction.
- Initial consignment, failed visits, and outlets with no sales incur no fee.
- Ideal if your consignment volume is low and varies each month.
Time to stop tallying the hard way.
Start with the most important flow: consigned products, money received, and agent deposits.