Seller overview
As a seller you use SUQO to sell subscription plans, manage customers, and collect recurring payments. This page is the orientation for the seller side of the product — what you'll find in each menu and the order most sellers set things up.
The seller menu
After logging in as a seller, the left-hand menu provides access to your core business tools. Some account-specific options have moved to the Manage Accounts dropdown at the top right.
| Section | What it's for |
|---|---|
| Dashboard | Live numbers — total customers, active customers, revenue, quick actions. |
| Products | Create the things you sell and the plans/cycles attached to them. |
| Customers | Add or import customers, assign plans, browse the full list. |
| Transaction History | Every payment, with filters for status, plan, and date. |
| Payout | Your available balance, bank account, and payout requests. Also where SMS Usage is reached from. |
| Configurations | Payment methods, Configure VAT, API integration, and Webhooks. |
| Manage Accounts (Top Right) | Access Profile Settings, General Settings, and Logout. |
| Live / Test switch (below the menu) | Flips the whole dashboard into a practice environment — see Test mode. |
Setup order most sellers follow
- KYC Verification — submit your business documents for regulatory approval at Manage Accounts → KYC Verification.
- Profile — fill in your business name, address, and upload your logo under Manage Accounts → Profile Settings.
- VAT (if applicable) — set the VAT rate at Configurations → Configure VAT. Also check Configurations → Payment methods to confirm which methods customers will see, and in what order.
- Products — create what you sell, with one or more plans.
- Customers — add your existing customers one-by-one or use the Import Customers feature for bulk migration.
- Share product link — for new customers, share your product page URL so they can self-subscribe.
If you would rather try all of this before committing to it, switch on Test mode first. It gives you the same dashboard filled with practice data, and it does not require KYC — so you can build a product and walk a checkout while your documents are still under review.
Day-to-day after setup
- Dashboard for a quick health check.
- Customer details when someone pays in cash or wants to change a plan.
- Transactions at month-end for receipts and reconciliation.
Tip: Currency throughout SUQO is shown in NPR.