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About Common Goods 4
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Eligibility & Getting Started 6
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Fees & Financials 7
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How It Works - Operations 7
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Technical Setup 6
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CG App - eCommerce Integrations 8
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Shopify Collective: Technical Setup & Policies 0
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Shopify Collective - Getting Started 21
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Shopify Collective - Community Guidelines 2
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Shopify Collective - Finding & Connecting with Retailers 7
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Shopify Collective - Price Lists & Products 12
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Shopify Collective - Shipping 6
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Shopify Collective - Orders, Returns & Fulfillment 5
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Shopify Collective - Payments & Taxes 11
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Shopify Collective - Managing Your Account 3
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Customer Service 3
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Visibility & Growth 3
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Policies & Legal 5
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Support 5
What are the requirements for using the Shopify Collective sales channel?
To use Shopify Collective, your store needs an active Shopify plan, a location and store currency on Shopify's supported list, a fully activated Shopify Payments account with active payouts, and a Shopify Payments payout currency that matches your store currency.
Businesses based in Canada, the UK, or the EU also need a verified tax registration and a tax setup other than Manual Tax. Every store needs to comply with Collective's and Shopify's terms of service and acceptable use policies, meet Collective's trust and safety requirements (which can include identity verification), and have Shopify Network Intelligence turned on.
To connect with a retailer you specifically invite, your store also needs to be in the same country and use the same currency as that retailer's store.