Orders
Orders from your store, your payment links and the marketplace all land in the same queue — with the customer, the items, the payment and the delivery status attached.
Read moreSolutions
Take bookings and get paid before the appointment
Publish what you offer, let customers book a time, and collect payment or a deposit up front.
What gets in the way, and what happens instead
Booking a client takes six messages to agree a time.
Customers see your real availability and pick a slot. You confirm once, or let it confirm automatically.
No-shows cost a slot you could have filled.
Take a deposit or full payment at booking. People who have paid turn up.
Quotes and invoices live in a notes app and a chat thread.
Send a payment link for an agreed amount. It creates a real record against the client rather than a screenshot.
You cannot remember what you did for a client eight months ago.
Every booking and payment stays on the client record, with your own notes attached.
A photography studio
Three session types are published with durations and prices. Clients book a slot and pay a deposit to hold it. The remaining balance goes out as a payment link before the shoot. Every session, payment and note sits on one client record when they come back the following year.
The parts of SellTrove that matter most here
Payments
Card, bank transfer and USSD through licensed Nigerian payment providers — settled to your own bank account, with every transaction tied to its order.
Read moreCustomers
Every order builds a customer record — what they bought, how often, and how to contact them. Repeat customers cost far less than new ones.
Read moreMarketing
Discounts, campaigns and abandoned-cart reminders that run from the same place as your products and orders.
Read moreQuestions from services businesses
Yes. Both run from one business account and can sit in the same order.
Yes, set as a fixed amount or a percentage per service.
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