Helpers, and handing a shop over

A manager can edit the page but not the money. Ownership moves only when the other person accepts.

Managers

You can give up to ten people manager access to a shop. A manager may edit the page: how it presents, its hours, its wayfinding note, its design, how the catalogue is shown.

A manager may not touch the money or the keys — no payouts, no payment connection, no orders, no publishing or unpublishing, no changing the link, no transfers, and no adding other managers.

Transferring ownership

Transfers are two-sided. You offer it, and it happens only when the other person accepts from their own account. A shop appearing in someone's account uninvited would be an abuse vector, and accepting is how they agree to run it.

1. You start the transfer. The recipient gets a notification and an email, and their business console opens on the shop while it is pending. If they have not answered, you can send it again once a day.
2. They accept from their own account.
3. The shop moves. You become a manager on it, so you can keep helping without holding the keys.

Either side can withdraw before it is accepted, and a shop can only have one pending transfer at a time.

What moves and what does not

Moves with the shop

The link, the design, hours, wayfinding, its events, its reviews, and listings that belong to the shop page itself.

Re-keys instantly

Trust badge, capabilities and payment rails. Checkout starts using the new owner's payment connection the moment it flips, never the old owner's.

Does not move

Listings the old owner posted socially — those live in their own account and drop off the page. Order and payout history stays with whoever earned it, as it must.