Seller photo
Good for product expectation and option preview.
Superbuy workflow guide
The warehouse stage is the safest time to catch product mistakes. This page gives buyers a clear way to review photos, request evidence, compare measurements and decide whether to approve, exchange, return or hold an item.
Open buyer categoriesThis page compares seller promises with warehouse reality. Use it when the product listing looked fine but QC photos need to prove the same item was purchased.
Check front, back, labels, accessories, packaging and close-up details that matter for the item.
Use measurement photos for clothing, shoes and anything where sizing changes the final value.
Separate minor cosmetic issues from wrong item, wrong size, missing accessory or visible damage.
Approve, request more photos, exchange, return or remove the item while the warehouse window is still useful.
| Area | What To Do |
|---|---|
| Photo Coverage | Check front, back, labels, accessories, packaging and close-up details that matter for the item. |
| Measurements | Use measurement photos for clothing, shoes and anything where sizing changes the final value. |
| Issue Severity | Separate minor cosmetic issues from wrong item, wrong size, missing accessory or visible damage. |
| Next Action | Approve, request more photos, exchange, return or remove the item while the warehouse window is still useful. |
Use it when this exact Superbuy decision is blocking the next step in your order, QC review or parcel submission.
No. It helps you prepare clearer decisions and messages before contacting support or submitting a parcel.
Product browsing and buyer-ready categories should happen on buyer product spreadsheet categories, while this page stays focused on workflow decisions.
Use this page together with the order checklist, QC photo guide, warehouse flow and shipping route guide. The goal is to make each Superbuy decision clearer before the parcel leaves the warehouse.
Use this page when seller album photos and warehouse photos do not tell the same story.
Good for product expectation and option preview.
Better for the actual received item.
Return or ask support when the difference affects value.