The question this page answers
Showroom answers what this brand has shown you, when, and what you answered. A showing is the season as the brand proposed it to your account on a date: the styles, the units proposed, your price, retail beside it, and your own record of each style's predecessor. It is a photograph with a version, so you can hold the seller to what was shown on the day; your orders, windows and sell-through are live pages of their own.
What you see
- 1One showing a row, newest version first; a second showing adds a figure row above it.
The head is the page's name, Showroom, with the basis wholesale price · USD · units and the as-of at the right once a showing has served. Where exactly one showing can be answered, its act stands in the head: Answer the showing, or Change your answer once you have answered it. There is no head sentence.
With two showings or more, the figure row reads Proposed value (or Not priced when no showing carries a price), On hold (the units you answered with, or Not answered), and Waits on you, the showings still open.
The table is one showing a row, the version that answers today, newest first, for the season chosen in the band: Shown (the date and version), Styles, Proposed value (or Not priced), Open until (a date, Closed with its date, or No closing date), Answered (your units on hold, or Not answered), and Withdrawn, a column that appears only once a showing has been withdrawn. Season and Category lead the row where the table spans more than one season. Styles, Proposed value and Answered carry footer totals once there are two rows.
Press a row to open the showing itself inside your frame, with Showroom to go back and the answer act beside it while the showing is open. The band names the brand and "Shown by {name} · {day} · version {n}". Its head, Your {season}, reads "Proposed for your {season}: {money} across {n} styles, from {day}." The figure row under it is Units, Cancel by (the date the seller set, or Not set) and Sold last season (of the units taken). The sheet is one style a row with a larger picture, searchable: Style, Sold / held (last season), Sold through, Grade only where some style's evidence is your own doors, Proposed, Your price, Retail and Value, with footer totals on Style, Proposed and Value. A style shared without a price reads No terms under Your price and Needs a price under Value. The same sheet opens from the link your seller sent, without a login; an expired link reads "This showing expired on {day}." and a withdrawn one "This showing was withdrawn on {day}."
What to do
Press Answer the showing to open the drawer, Answer {season}. It reads back the season, the styles, the units proposed, when it was shown and until when, then one line per style: Proposed, Your price (or No price agreed), You take, and Value. Take what was proposed fills every style you have not typed with the units proposed. Beside the drawer's one button, Answer, a note carries the two consequences on hover: that sizes and price are set by the brand when they record it, and "Nothing ships from this." Press it and each style lands as a hold on your My orders, stamped with the showing's commitment, so the brand's room reads your held units the moment you press; money follows when the seller sizes and prices the lines. The receipt reads On hold, Lines and Answered, where the button was. Once the seller has sized or closed a style from the showing, answering again is refused with a sentence naming that style, and a change to it is a claim. The button waits with its reason beside it: "Type a quantity on at least one style.", "This showing closed on {day}." or "{brand} withdrew this showing on {day}." A refusal with no sentence reads "Your answer could not be confirmed. Refresh the page to check it before answering again." You never type a price.
Export on a showing downloads the sheet as you see it, for your own open to buy.
When it is empty or failed
Not answered means no quantity has been put against the showing; it is never a zero, which would say you answered with nothing. Each surface has one word for a style shared without a price: No terms on the sheet, No price agreed in the answer drawer; Not priced is a whole showing with none. No closing date means the link answers until it is withdrawn. Not on file is the category of a showing the brand's room could not scope. With nothing shared at all the page reads "Nothing shown to you yet."; with nothing for the season chosen in the band, "Nothing shown for {season}." A link no showing answers reads "No showing answers this link."; a read that failed, "Showings unavailable", with Try again. Nothing here shows a grade borrowed from other doors, the brand's cost or envelope, or any other account.