The reseller panel

What running VERINZO as a reseller actually looks like

Seven screens, in the order you meet them. These are photographs of the working panel, not drawings of one.

  1. 1

    Apply, and we read it

    Send the form on the reseller page — a username you want, your name, an email and a phone number. A person reads it. When your account is opened you get an email with a link to choose your own password, and nothing is charged until you decide to buy credits.

    Apply to become a reseller
  2. 2

    Sign in

    Your panel is at its own address, separate from this site. Username, password, and a small sum to answer so a script cannot sit there guessing.

    Sign in
  3. 3

    The dashboard

    Your credit balance, how many customers are active, orders waiting and open tickets — then activations over the last fortnight and the most recent devices you provisioned, each with what it cost you.

    The dashboard
  4. 4

    Top up credits

    Packs, with bonus credits on the larger ones. Choose, pay, review — the summary totals it before you commit, and no card details are ever stored in the panel.

    Top up credits
  5. 5

    Activate a device

    The customer's MAC address, a name so you recognise them later, and how long. Each length shows its cost, and the panel tells you what your balance will be afterwards before you press anything. One credit is one year, and it divides: three months is 0.3.

    Activate a device
  6. 6

    Your customers

    Every device you activated, with the name you gave it, the plan, the expiry and what it cost. Renew, edit, refund or remove from the same row — you do not open a ticket to change your own customer.

    Your customers
  7. 7

    Where every credit went

    A line for each activation: the date, the device, what it bought and the exact fraction of a credit it used. Your own ledger, so what you were charged is never a question of trust.

    Where every credit went

That is the whole job

No queue to activate a device, no waiting on us to renew a customer, and prices to your own customers that are entirely yours to set.