See where each unit went
Compare quantities dispatched, received, sold and returned. Keep any discrepancy attached to the delivery it came from.
Place independent products in local shops on sale-or-return or consignment terms. Keep the agreement, stock count, sales and returns tied together from day one.
Tell us whether you supply products or run a shop. We’ll take you to the right setup.
Illustrative figures · 16 remain expected in store.
The shop confirmed 48 of the 50 units sent. After 32 sales, both businesses can see the 16 still expected in store and the original delivery difference.
The paperwork sets the commercial terms. The stock record shows what happened in the shop, from the first carton to the final return.
See how a placement worksFondacos nods to the fondaco, a historic trading house where merchants stored goods and did business.
Fondacos brings that shared-trade idea to modern retail: clear terms between a brand and a shop, whether they call it sale or return or consignment, with a reliable record of the stock they handle together.
Separate dispatch, receipt, sales, stocktakes and returns so a missing unit does not disappear into a single edited total. The same history helps both sides review sell-through and decide what to replenish, move or bring back.
Compare quantities dispatched, received, sold and returned. Keep any discrepancy attached to the delivery it came from.
Review what sold and what remains alongside the settlement and pricing terms both businesses accepted.
Use the placement history to decide whether to replenish, move products to another shop or arrange a return.
Place a first run with shops you already know, then follow each location on its own terms. Compare what sold, what remains and what needs resolving before deciding where the next batch should go.
Sale or return and consignment can make it easier to bring in products from smaller brands. You and the supplier agree settlement and any pricing conditions; then you can see what arrived, what sold and what needs to go back.
Publish your products or describe the ranges your shops suit. Signed-in businesses can discover potential partners by category and location, then send a request to start a placement discussion. If you already know who you want to work with, direct invitations are there too.
See how marketplace discovery worksThe first version of Fondacos is for brands and retailers already working together. We’re building from the practical details: what was agreed, what moved, what sold and what is owed.