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How to Structure a Custom Order With an Online Seller in Nigeria
Custom orders need more detail than ordinary purchases. Agree the specification, materials, measurements, design references, price, production stages, change rules, delivery date, and acceptance evidence before production begins.
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Describe the finished result
Attach or describe the design, measurements, colour, materials, quantity, quality standard, and any feature that would make the finished order different from another version.
Break the work into stages
For tailoring, furniture, cakes, printing, beauty work, or similar services, define the stages where the buyer can review progress and identify a change before more work is done.
Agree changes and delays
State which changes cost extra, who approves them, how approval is recorded, and what happens if materials, production, or delivery takes longer than expected.
Set delivery and acceptance
Confirm the delivery location, date or window, packaging, inspection, installation if relevant, and the evidence or action that marks the order accepted.
Keep the record with the order
A Dealcova deal can keep the agreed custom scope, milestones, progress evidence, approvals, and recorded outcome together. It does not guarantee the seller's work or remove the need to review the result.