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Blog posts of '2026' 'يونيو'

[Shipper] Getting Started: Setting Up Your Shipping Zones and Rates

I just joined Easy Furniture as a shipper — how do I configure my delivery zones?

Sign in to Admin and open your shipping configuration. You can manage freight rates only for the zones assigned to your company — for example, Damietta to Cairo or Alexandria coastal routes.

Set up country and city zones that match the corridors you operate. Link each rate table to your shipper account so orders on your routes appear in your Orders list.

You will not see other shippers' rates or platform-wide discount settings. Your view is scoped to your own logistics territory.

Confirm your account details with your Franchise Operator contact before going live on Phase 1 routes across Egypt.

[Shipper] Getting Started: When Orders Do Not Appear Because Rates Are Missing

I am a shipper but no orders appear for my Giza routes — what am I missing?

Orders are routed to shippers based on configured zone rates linked to your account. If no rate exists for a city pair — for example Giza workshop to Alexandria buyer — orders on that route will not reach your queue.

Open your shipping rate tables and verify every corridor you expect to serve has an active entry with your shipper account selected.

Contact your Franchise Operator if you believe routes were assigned to you but orders still do not appear. They can confirm zone mapping with platform administrators.

After adding missing rates, new orders on those routes will flow to your Orders list automatically.

[Franchise Operator] Returns: Resolving Vendor Quality Disputes

A Damietta vendor claims the customer damaged the furniture after delivery — how do I rule?

Collect delivery photos from the shipper, packing photos from the vendor, and the customer's return reason. Compare the delivered item to the approved listing in Catalog → Products.

If the product matched the listing and shipper delivery notes confirm good condition at handover, the customer may bear more return cost. If materials differ from the listing, the vendor bears more.

Document your ruling in the order notes so payroll adjustments are clear. Referral Partners should be copied on the decision for their records.

Repeated quality disputes from the same workshop may require a territory review of their product approval history and verification status.

[Franchise Operator] Payments: When Payroll Amounts Need Correction

A return reduced my franchise commission but the Referral share was not adjusted — what do I do?

Returns and partial refunds automatically adjust payroll records for all parties — vendor, Referral, Franchise, and shipper — based on return cost allocation rules.

Open the payroll entry linked to the returned order and compare original and adjusted amounts. Each line should reflect the post-return totals.

If amounts look incorrect, gather the order number, return reason, and cost allocation notes. Contact platform support for a payroll audit.

Prevent disputes by setting clear commission rates for Referral Partners in Cairo and Giza before large seasonal campaigns.

[Franchise Operator] Returns: Reviewing Return Cost Allocation in Your Territory

How do I review and decide return cost allocation for a disputed Alexandria order?

When a return dispute escalates beyond the Referral Partner, you review evidence from the vendor, shipper, and customer. Open the order in Orders and read all notes and photos.

Assign cost shares based on responsibility — listing inaccuracy falls on the vendor and possibly Referral if they approved a flawed listing. Transport damage falls primarily on the shipper.

Your decision adjusts payroll records for vendor dues, Referral commission, Franchise commission, and shipper fees. All parties receive notification.

Fair and fast decisions protect territory reputation. Delayed return resolution hurts repeat buyers in coastal governorates.

[Franchise Operator] Shipping: Escalating Delays with Shipping Partners

Multiple Cairo orders are delayed by the same shipper — what authority do I have?

As Franchise Operator you oversee logistics quality in your territory. Pull the delayed orders from Orders and contact the shipping company with order numbers and promised pickup dates.

Check whether shippers entered tracking numbers and shipping fee notes. Orders cannot move to shipped status without them — missing data often causes apparent delays.

Document repeated failures in your territory notes. Platform administrators use this feedback when renewing shipper contracts for Damietta-to-Cairo corridors.

Notify affected customers through the Referral Partner and vendor — coordinated communication reduces cancellation rates on high-value furniture orders.

[Franchise Operator] Payments: Downline Commissions and the 14-Day Hold

How are franchise and referral commissions calculated on orders in my territory?

When a downline vendor order is fully delivered, Easy Furniture calculates commissions for the Referral Partner and Franchise Operator based on agreed rates. Vendor dues are recorded separately.

All commission amounts enter a 14-day pending period before becoming available for withdrawal. This aligns with the customer return window across Egypt.

Split orders calculate commissions on each child order independently. A cart with Damietta and Alexandria vendors produces two payroll records.

Review payroll summaries in Admin to audit Referral commission rates and ensure they match your territory agreements before peak season.

[Franchise Operator] Shipping: Monitoring Delivery Across Manufacturing Hubs

How do I monitor shipping performance across Damietta and Giza hubs in my territory?

Use Orders filtered by shipping status to see which orders are processing, shipped, partially shipped, or delivered across your territory.

Multi-vendor orders show partial progress until every hub completes its shipment. A Damietta table may be delivered while Giza chairs are still in transit — the parent order reflects combined status.

Review shipper notes and tracking numbers on delayed routes. Shippers must record tracking and initial shipping fees before updating status.

Share weekly summaries with Referral Partners so they can push slow vendors and shippers before customers complain.

[Franchise Operator] Orders: Escalating Stuck or Disputed Orders

An order in my territory has been stuck for two weeks — how do I escalate?

Open the order in Orders and review its full history — payment status, vendor notes, and shipping updates. Identify whether the delay is from the workshop, payment, or shipping partner.

Contact the vendor and Referral Partner directly with the order number. Most delays in Alexandria and Damietta routes come from production backlog or missed shipper pickup.

If the shipping company is responsible, follow up using the tracking information on the shipment record. Shippers must enter tracking numbers before marking orders as shipped.

For payment disputes or customer complaints that cannot be resolved at Referral level, contact platform support with the order number and your territory notes.

[Franchise Operator] Orders: Notifications and Visibility Across Your Territory

Who gets notified when a new order is placed in my franchise downline?

When a customer order is placed, Easy Furniture notifies the vendor, their Referral Partner, and you as the Franchise Operator. Each party sees the orders assigned to their role.

Open Orders to monitor all downline activity across Damietta workshops, Cairo showrooms, and Giza factories in your territory. You have broader visibility than individual Referral Partners.

For multi-vendor checkouts, notifications fire on each split child order. Track them separately — one vendor may ship while another is still preparing.

Use order notifications to spot slow fulfillment early and support Referral Partners before customers escalate complaints.