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Trade-In & Buyback

The store buys customers' used items outright for wallet credit. Staff build a catalogue of models with a question set per category; a customer answers it and gets an instant quote that holds for a set number of days, accepts it, drops the item off or ships it in with a printable packing slip, and once staff have checked it against the answers the quoted amount goes to their wallet. If it doesn't match, staff re-quote with a reason and the customer takes the new amount or asks for the item back.

  • Version 1.0.12

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Changelog

  1. Version 1.0.12 4 Nov 2026

    - For developers: this plugin now tells the coming Clear test data tool what to do with each of its tables (empty it, keep it, or remove it only with customer accounts). Nothing changes for store owners yet.

  2. Version 1.0.11 29 Oct 2026

    - Amharic (አማርኛ) translation, machine-translated (review welcome).
    - Oromo (Afaan Oromoo) translation, machine-translated (review welcome).

  3. Version 1.0.10 27 Oct 2026

    - Turkish: coins are called "jeton" everywhere, as in the rest of the store, instead of "coin".
    - A guest who uses something here that needs an account is sent to sign in and then back to the page they were on, instead of to the home page.

  4. Version 1.0.9 26 Oct 2026

    - A guest's sign-in links on these pages now bring them back to the page they were on after signing in.

  5. Version 1.0.8 26 Oct 2026

    - Adds Thai (ไทย). Machine-translated; review welcome.
    - Japanese translation.

  6. Version 1.0.7 25 Oct 2026

    - Adds Polish (pl) text. Machine-translated.

  7. Version 1.0.6 22 Oct 2026

    - With automatic translation on, visitors see this add-on's content in their own language.
    - Only what the trade-in pages show is sent for translation: switched-off categories, models and questions are not. Needs kernel 1.1.565 or later.

  8. Version 1.0.5 21 Oct 2026

    - Codes and amounts typed with Arabic, Persian or Bengali digits are now accepted.