Community organisation holding stock
You hold it, you sell it, you keep it. You can say no at any point.
The Stretch Bed is $750 a bed. Freight is quoted per run.
What you get.
- Beds held by you as trading stock
- The whole $750 a bed when you sell one
- Freight, parts and repair set out before any bed moves
- A way out: if it does not work for you, we take the beds back
Ways you can pay.
Direct shop or invoice purchase
No procurement ceiling. Stock, freight and the buyer's delegation still apply.
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How an order reads.
- Price
- $750 a bed
- Freight
- Quoted for this run and this destination
- Minimum
- None
- Lead time
- Quoted from the stock held on the day of the quote
- Invoiced by
- The community organisation where it holds the stock; otherwise Goods on Country (The Butterfly Movement Ltd)
Straight answers.
Do we have to sell them all?
No. Who gets a bed, who sells and who is paid is for your organisation to decide.
Who sends the invoice?
Where a community organisation holds the stock, that organisation invoices you and keeps the $750 a bed. Otherwise Goods on Country (The Butterfly Movement Ltd) invoices.
What if a bed breaks?
Parts carry a written warranty. We send the wording with your quote. If a bed needs fixing, a paid local repairer in your region does the job, and you are told the part prices up front.
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