Frequently asked questions · Working with Vintro Pro

How do you get your pieces online?

A photo and three fields. The rest can wait.

Adding a piece is taking a photo and filling in three fields; the rest can wait. Publish the piece and it appears on the marketplace with its own address, so you can forward or share that link. Marking it sold takes it off the marketplace by itself, without you losing the row.

From photo to sold

Add

A photo and three fieldsThe rest can wait.

Publish

On the marketplaceWith its own address to forward or share.

Sold

Off by itselfWithout you losing the row.

That is the difference from a separate web shop: you never enter anything twice. The photo and the description attached to the piece are the ones the visitor sees.

You never enter anything twice

A separate web shop

Everything twice

On the piece itself

OnceThe photo and the description on the piece are the ones the visitor sees.

After that, the piece goes out on its own. Anyone who subscribes to your personal catalogue gets an email as soon as new pieces arrive: straight away, weekly or monthly, as that customer chooses. And every day Vintro Shop posts pieces from the marketplace to Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky and Threads by itself. You don't have to post anything yourself.

Who sees your piece after that

Your personal catalogue

Email to your subscribersStraight away, weekly or monthly: the customer chooses.

Vintro Shop

Instagram, Facebook, Bluesky, ThreadsEvery day, by itself, without you posting anything.

If you would rather follow along step by step, the manual walks through adding a first piece, field by field, and says which fields are needed straight away and which can wait.

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Also worth knowing

What is the QR label for?

The label carries the piece's number and an address pointing to that piece in the catalogue. Scan it yourself and you land on the right card instead of searching. If a customer in your shop scans it with their phone, they see the photos and the description.

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What happens to a sold piece in the app?

Sold is a status, not a deletion. The piece disappears from the marketplace at once, but the row stays, with the purchase date, purchase price, sale date and selling price. That is exactly what you need to prove your margin, and it respects the retention period.

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Every piece with its purchase price, photo and origin in one place

Vintro Pro keeps, per piece, what you paid, when, and where it came from. Your stock list and your margin VAT build themselves while you work.

30 days free, no card number.