1. Save the product source
Keep the product URL, selected color, size, seller name and update date together before sending anything to an agent workflow.
Use this page after you find a product worth checking. It explains how to turn a source link into a clear order note, what to ask from QC photos, and when to move from warehouse review to shipping.
Use these steps after you pick a product. The homepage stays focused on shopping, while this page answers order notes, QC photos, warehouse status and parcel planning.
Keep the product URL, selected color, size, seller name and update date together before sending anything to an agent workflow.
Short notes work best: selected option, measurement concern, photo request and whether substitution is acceptable.
Ask for the angles that match the item: tags and print for clothing, outsole and box for shoes, hardware for bags, model label for electronics.
Do not rush from arrival to shipping. Confirm condition, count, selected option and whether the item still matches the saved product page.
Estimate package size, route restrictions and sensitive-item risk before combining goods into one shipment.
Buy, request more photos, change the item, return it or hold for consolidation. The next step should be obvious from the row notes.
Most failed orders begin with weak notes: a product link without selected size, a photo request that does not match the item, or a parcel decision made before the buyer understands weight and route limits. Use this guide as a checklist, not as a replacement for current Sugargoo rules or seller details.
Should every find go to an agent| No. Send only items with enough product proof to compare later.
When are QC photos useful| They are most useful when you already know which detail could change your decision.
Can I ship everything together| Only if product type, weight, route and timing still make sense together.
Use this page to judge sheet categories, trusted rows and order-ready notes before saving the row, opening the product path or preparing a Sugargoo order.