DEALER DASHBOARD
Settings that change what buyers see.
Account, security, notifications and the rules your listings run under — each one with its consequence written next to it.
Dealer settings
YOUR ACCOUNT
Who you are to us.
Your personal details are never shown to buyers — they see the firm, the showroom phone and the name on the reply.
WHAT BUYERS SEESECURITY
Two-step, and who is signed in.
The Vienna PC has not been used since June and is still signed in. That is the one thing to fix on this page.
WHAT REACHES YOU
Notifications, per channel.
We do not send anything else. No tips, no newsletters, no “you might also like” — there is no setting for those because we do not have them.
HOW YOUR LISTINGS BEHAVE
Rules that apply to all forty-two.
Every one of these is visible in its effect on buyers, so we log changes to them the same way we log a price change.
SEE THE FORTY-TWODATA AND LEAVING
Yours to take, yours to close.
Take your data
Listings, photographs, enquiries, orders, invoices and reviews as CSV and JSON, photographs at full size. Ready in about an hour.
EXPORT EVERYTHINGPause the account
Listings come down, threads stay open, bookings you already have still run. Nothing is deleted and you can come back in one click.
PAUSE FOR NOWClose the account
Only with no open orders and no money owed either way. Invoices and reviews stay up for ten years — the law, and buyers who bought from you.
WHAT CLOSING MEANSYou have nine open orders and one refund owed, so closing is blocked today. Pausing is not.
THE OPEN ORDERSWHAT THESE SETTINGS COST YOU
Four numbers, plainly.
Every setting says what it does
If a switch changes what a buyer sees or when they hear from you, that consequence is written next to it. No setting on this page needs a help article.
Three things you cannot switch off
Two-step sign-in for owners, payout notifications, and expiring insurance. Each one protects money or keeps your listings up.
Changes are logged, not announced
Turning a rule off is in the access log with your name on it. Your team can see it, and so can we if you ask us why something happened.