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What happens after “purchase”?

A placed order is not revenue until the cash arrives. This study follows one order the whole way.

The story

The problem

Platforms count a purchase at checkout. In cash-on-delivery commerce, many of those orders are never delivered or never paid.

The work

An order-level model of the journey: order placed, delivery outcome, cash collected. Each step is checked against the one before it.

The result

A clear picture of why purchase events alone cannot show delivered revenue or profit. No client results or live integrations are claimed.

Built with

  • Commerce
  • Reconciliation
  • Cash on delivery
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Client work

BSCO · Client work

BSCO website

A bilingual website for BSCO, built on Next.js, Laravel and Filament. One place for three industrial brands: product discovery, technical tools and sales enquiries.

Independent demonstration

What happens after “purchase”?

01Order placed02Delivery outcome03Cash collected

This independent demonstration models an order journey from checkout through delivery outcome and collected cash. It illustrates why platform purchase events alone cannot establish delivered revenue or profit. There are no client results or live integrations claimed here.