The seller system lets a person or organization reuse an identity across products while keeping every product's commerce data isolated.
The short version
- A user can operate one or more existing Parties.
- The user chooses or creates a compatible Profile, such as DJ Cloths.
- Zinorel connects that profile to the product owner's organization through an Account.
- Zinorel connects the account to the exact product instance through an Enrollment.
- The enrollment owns that instance's Storefronts and Listings.
This selection-and-enrollment flow is shared platform behavior. It is not a special “Fiton seller journey.” Every product can use the same flow with its own eligibility, approval, onboarding, capability, commission, and storefront policies.
Example: DJ Cloths
Sudila creates a brand profile named DJ Cloths under his personal party. If both Fiton and another product allow personal-party brand profiles, he may select DJ Cloths in both products.
The profile name and logo are reusable. Each product creates a separate enrollment, so its storefronts, listings, approvals, commissions, and operational status remain separate.
What the seller sees
The product should show eligible existing parties and profiles first. An already-enrolled profile opens its current selling context. An eligible profile without an enrollment can start enrollment. Ineligible combinations are not offered as a new enrollment choice.