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Set up your company profile

Do this once. It appears on every sale you ever run.

Shoppers - and potential clients - who don't know you will look you up before heading to a sale. Your company profile is what they find. Fill it in before you create your first sale.

Where to go

  1. Click the menu button in the top right corner.
  2. Under My Company, click Basic Info.

There are two pages worth your time.

Basic Info

Just two fields: your company name and your address.

Your business address is never shown to shoppers

This is your own address, not a sale address. Pickerty uses it for your account only — it is never displayed on your public profile, on a sale listing, or anywhere a shopper can see. The only address shoppers ever see is the one you enter for a particular sale.

The company name is limited to 40 characters, so keep it to the name people know you by.

Public Profile

This is the page shoppers actually see. Every field is optional, but the more you fill in, the more trustworthy and professional you look.

The Public Profile page. Your logo sits at the top, then contact details, tagline, social links, and terms.
The Public Profile page. Your logo sits at the top, then contact details, tagline, social links, and terms. Tap the picture to see it full size.
FieldWhy it matters
LogoAppears beside your company name, on marketing material we provide, and is the default cover image for your sales.
Email, phone, websiteGive potential clients a way to reach you.
TaglineOne line explaining what makes your company special. Up to 100 characters.
Social linksFacebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and LinkedIn. Paste the full web address.
Terms & ConditionsYour house rules — all sales final, payment methods, no large bags, and so on.
Terms are worth the effort

Whatever you type into Terms & Conditions is shown on every sale you list, and shoppers agree to it when they sign up. Write it once and you never have to argue about it at the door again.

When you're done, click Save at the bottom right.

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