In this guide, you’ll connect payments, connect Instagram, and customize your Sales Assistant settings so you’re ready to create your first drop.
Stripe onboarding enables you to accept payments through your Thryft Ship link and through Sales Assistant checkout links.
This step only takes a couple minutes — and if you already accept payments through Thryft Ship, you’ll skip it automatically.
Once Stripe is connected, customers can pay securely via Apple Pay or card directly through checkout links.
If you already connected Instagram through Smart Inventory, you’re halfway there. The Sales Assistant just requests a couple additional permissions so it can post, comment, and DM customers on your behalf. This takes less than a minute — click Connect and grant permission.
We look at your recent Instagram sales captions to understand your tone and format. This helps the Sales Assistant generate captions that match how you normally run drops.
If your feed doesn’t have many recent sales posts, we may ask you to paste a few example captions so we can learn your style.
Your settings help the Sales Assistant learn how your business runs and how it should handle sales. These settings apply to all new drops by default (and you can always override them per drop).
Configure whether you run bidding, how long auctions last, and whether you offer “Buy It Now.”
Control how your assistant responds in comments — confirming bids, rejecting invalid bids, and notifying customers.
{item_name} and {Current Bid Price}
that you can use in your comment templates.
Set payment deadlines, reminders, open bags, local pickup, and the winner notification message.
{item_name}, {winning_amount}, {deadline_hours}, and {seller_name}).