An independent broker finds a customer for another dealership’s car. ABS keeps vehicle ownership, sales authority and broker earnings separately documented.
A Nairobi broker introduces a customer to a Toyota Harrier held by a Kiambu yard. The parties agree on Kshs 3,250,000 sale value and Kshs 80,000 broker commission. The broker does not own the car and should not be recorded as its owner.
All customer, price and vehicle details are fictional. They illustrate a workflow; they are not completed transactions inside the application.
Create a vehicle record identifying the Kiambu yard as owner/custodian and the broker’s selling arrangement.
Human approval / check: Broker records authority and confirms the yard’s permission.
Related workspace: /vehicles · Access after sign-in
Add the buyer and agreed transaction terms.
Human approval / check: Buyer and supplying yard approve the deal.
Related workspace: /deals · Access after sign-in
Record the Kshs 80,000 commission agreement and linked deal.
Human approval / check: The parties confirm entitlement and conditions.
Related workspace: /commissions · Access after sign-in
Track reported buyer payments and confirmed sale milestones.
Human approval / check: The receiving business verifies funds and handover.
Related workspace: /collections · Access after sign-in
Track approval, amounts due and any recorded commission payment.
Human approval / check: Commission payout requires authorised confirmation.
Related workspace: /commissions · Access after sign-in
Linked deal records make commission calculations and payables traceable; reminders and status changes support follow-up.
No automatic commission bank payout or legal enforcement is provided. A broker must have legitimate authority; ABS does not itself grant selling rights.
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