Reviewed and revised — 12 September 2026. This article has been updated to correct unsupported claims and reflect the current enquiry-based offer. Its original publication date and URL are retained.

A feature list is a starting point. The stronger test is whether a system can handle one ordinary item and one awkward exception from intake to settlement.

RequirementA useful acceptance test
InventoryFind an item by ID and physical location; distinguish available, held and sold quantities.
AgreementsRetrieve the exact terms accepted for that item.
Pricing evidenceInspect comparables, uncertainty and the reason for a price decision.
Marketplace workflowDistinguish drafts, published listings, detected sales and confirmed delisting.
CommissionReproduce the calculation under a flat rate and an agreed item exception.
PayoutsReconcile amounts due, held, adjusted and actually paid.
Consignor accessShow only the authorised consignor’s records.
ReportingExport traceable transactions and reversals for the accountant.
Staff accessRestrict sensitive actions and retain an audit history.
RecoveryRestore a backup and resolve a failed import without duplicating sales.

Add the difficult cases

Try a partial refund, a cancelled order, a bundle, an unsold return and a changed commission agreement. Ask what happens when an integration stops responding. A successful happy-path demo is not enough to establish reliable operation.

Keep tax configuration separate

Reports organise records; they do not determine tax obligations. TPAR is not a generic requirement triggered by paying consignors. Check the ATO’s reporting-system guidance for applicability.

Choose a manageable first release

Start with the workflows that currently cause mistakes or repeated work. Confirm availability, support responsibilities and commercial terms in writing. This checklist describes evaluation criteria, not a promise that every feature is available in TurnGoods for a new account.

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