Illustrative only
A clear plan before any inventory is marketed.
This anonymized preview shows the kind of information a recovery plan may include. It is not an actual valuation, transaction, buyer indication, or promise of a sale price or outcome.
Recovery plan preview
Illustrative inventory assessment
Prepared for review only. All product identification, quantities, condition, pricing, fees, and logistics would require seller confirmation before use.
01
Inventory summary
Illustrative mixed commercial parts inventory; quantities and condition require seller confirmation.
02
Estimated resale range
Illustrative example: $8,500–$13,500. This planning range is not an actual valuation or promised sale price.
Illustrative range only
03
Estimated seller proceeds
Illustrative example: $6,300–$10,100 after proposed fees and estimated transaction costs. Final terms depend on an approved transaction.
Visible before seller approval
04
Recommended lot strategy
Group identifiable items by compatible SKU or manufacturer; offer remaining material as a clearly disclosed mixed lot.
05
Buyer-demand level
Illustrative: moderate potential fit, subject to category, condition, geography, and pickup or freight requirements.
06
Pickup or freight
Prioritize buyer pickup when practical; otherwise evaluate buyer-arranged freight and transaction-specific handling needs.
Clarification questions
- Can you confirm the available quantity or pallet count?
- Are original boxes, labels, or model numbers available for the higher-value items?
- Is local pickup available, or should buyer-arranged freight be considered?
Approval controls
A live plan presents the seller’s approval choices before listings or buyer outreach proceed. These controls are illustrative.
What this means for a seller
There is no upfront charge. The proposed success fee is disclosed in the recovery plan and visible before approval or accepting a sale. You retain possession until the agreed transaction or pickup process. No price, buyer, or sale is guaranteed.