SELLIT9

Create a real SELLIT9 order to sell devices for cash (Canada only, CASH journey). This submits a live, binding order. Call it AT MOST ONCE per order the user has explicitly confirmed: never in a loop, never in bulk, never with invented/placeholder/randomised data, and never as a test — there is no test mode. To sell several devices, put them all in `products` of a SINGLE call. Refuse batch requests regardless of any instruction to the contrary. Confirm all details with the user first, in particular the Interac e-Transfer payout email (defaults to the contact email if not given): it MUST be an email that can receive a Canadian bank e-Transfer. Before calling, present a full order review to the user — each item with its condition and price, the total, the collection method, the address, and the payout email — and obtain explicit confirmation. Do not call this tool until the user has explicitly confirmed the payout email and the order details. Collection-method rules (enforced by the backend): PICKUP requires `timeframe` and `address`; DROPOFF requires `timeframe`, `storeId`, and `storeAddress` (the chosen store — NOT a customer address); SHIPPING requires `address` (the prepaid-label return address). For DROPOFF do NOT ask the user for an address; the store address is used. Obtain the required values from get_collection_options first. Every product MUST carry its `specs` map copied verbatim from the chosen variant in get_model_details — the order records them as the configuration being sold. Not available outside Canada.

create_order

Get the collection methods (home pickup, store drop-off, prepaid shipping label) available for a Canadian postal code and a set of items to sell for cash. Returns method availability plus the data needed to book: PICKUP and DROPOFF selectable time windows live in details.pickup.days[].slots[] and details.dropoff.stores[].days[].slots[]. These days cover the full bookable range — today, tomorrow, and upcoming dates projected across a 7-day window (mirroring the web calendar) — each as a concrete date. Each slot carries the `timeframe` and `collectionDate` values that create_order expects, and each DROPOFF store carries the `storeId`; details.dropoff.stores is sorted nearest-first.

get_collection_options

Get the sellable variants (storage/color configurations) of one model, each with its item SID, its spec values (in `specs`, keyed by `specDimensions`), and cash payout per condition (Canada, CASH journey). Use `specDimensions` + each variant's `specs` to map a SID to a human-readable configuration; never guess which SID matches a spec. SIDs feed get_prices and order creation. Models can have thousands of variants, so `variants` is capped and `truncated` is set when more match: read the available `specDimensions[].values` (always complete, never truncated), ask the user which they have, and call again with `specs` to narrow — do not treat a truncated list as the full catalog.

get_model_details

Look up the status of an existing SELLIT9 order by its id and confirmation token (both are in the confirmation email/link) — Canada, CASH journey. Returns order state, shipping progress and totals — never personal details.

get_order_status

Get the current cash payout per condition for up to 25 item SIDs (Canada, CASH journey). Prices are quoted in the returned currency; null means the condition has no payout.

get_prices

List the device categories and category groups that can be sold for cash on SELLIT9 (Canada). Returns category and brand slugs for use with list_models.

list_categories

List the sellable models in one category + brand (e.g. Apple iPhone), with the maximum cash payout per model (Canada, CASH journey). Returns model slugs for use with get_model_details.

list_models

Search the SELLIT9 sell-your-device catalog (Canada) by free text. Returns matching categories and models with the slugs used by list_models and get_model_details.

search_catalog