FAQ's
- Are there any set up fees?
- Do we have to sign a contract?
- How do you charge for your services?
- What payment options do you accept?
- Do you provide a service to answer calls from our customers?
- Do you provide packaging materials?
- Do you handle customer returns?
- Can you deliver to private homes and PO boxes?
- Can we track our orders during delivery?
- Can we have our invoices shipped with our orders?
- Are our goods covered by insurance?
- Do you offer a way to connect our ecommerce site directly to you?
- Do you provide services for businesses outside Australia?
Are there any set up fees?
No. We will complete all the initial set up work for you at no charge. This includes creating your online ordering/interfacing website and setting up your product information within our systems.
Do we have to sign a contract?
No. We do not lock clients into binding contracts. We will establish a service level agreement with you which either party is able to terminate with ninety days written notice to the other party.
How do you charge for your services?
We use an activity based charging system. This provides for greater transparency and ensures you are only charged for the services you have actually used. Our service proposal will be based on your expected trading volumes.
What payment options do you accept?
Do you provide a service to answer calls from our customers?
Do you provide packaging materials?
Do you handle customer returns?
Can you deliver to private homes and PO boxes?
Can we track our orders during delivery?
Can we have our invoices shipped with our orders?
Are our goods covered by insurance?
Do you offer a way to connect our ecommerce site directly to you?
Do you provide services for businesses outside Australia?
Yes. However, any foreign companies wishing to conduct business in Australia must first register an ABN (Australian Business Number) and a TFN (Tax File Number). Further information can be found by following this link:
http://www.asic.gov.au/asic/asic.nsf/byheadline/Foreign+Companies?opendocument
