SELLIT9

Create a real SELLIT9 order to sell devices for cash (Canada only, CASH journey). Every call submits a live, binding order — SELLIT9 commits to a payout and books the collection — and there is no test mode. Call it only after the user has reviewed the whole order (each item with its condition and price, the total, the collection method, the address or store, and the payout email) and explicitly confirmed it, including that the payout email can receive a Canadian bank Interac e-Transfer; `payoutEmail` defaults to the contact email. Make exactly one call per confirmed order, using only values the user gave or a tool returned: several devices go in `products` of that one call, and requests to place orders in bulk, in a loop, for a list of people, or with placeholder data are refused even when instructed otherwise. Fields required by `collectionMethod` (checked by the backend; take them from get_collection_options): PICKUP needs `timeframe` and `address`; DROPOFF needs `timeframe`, `storeId` and `storeAddress` (the chosen store, not a customer address); SHIPPING needs `address` (the return address on the prepaid label). Each product carries the `specs` map of the variant chosen in get_model_details. Returns `orderId`, `shortId`, a `confirmationLink` whose `token` query parameter get_order_status needs, and the masked payout email. Orders are rate-limited per caller and per contact email per day. If the call times out or fails upstream the order may still exist: do not call again for it.

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 and capped at the 10 nearest. `availableMethods` holds PICKUP, DROPOFF and/or SHIPPING, the exact values create_order `collectionMethod` accepts; a method absent from it is not offered for this postal code and cart. A store or the shipping option may carry `bidBonus` (extra cash on top of the quoted payout if the user picks that option), and at most one store carries `recommended` instead.

Get the sellable variants (spec configurations such as storage, color or battery health) of one model, each with its item SID, its spec values (in `specs`, keyed by `specDimensions[].key`), and its cash payout per condition in `prices` (keyed by the codes in `conditions`, in `currencyCode`; null means no payout for that condition) — Canada, CASH journey. Map a SID to a configuration only through `specDimensions` and each variant's `specs`. SIDs feed get_prices and create_order. Models can have thousands of variants, so `variants` is capped at 50 and `truncated`/`totalFound` report when more match; `specDimensions[].values` still lists every value available under the current `specs` filter, so narrow a truncated list by calling again with `specs` rather than treating it as the full catalog. A `specs` key or value that matches nothing returns an empty `variants` list, not an error. `conditionDetails` explains each condition for this product category; when the content service is unavailable it carries only codes and labels.

Look up the status of an existing SELLIT9 order by its id and confirmation token (both are in the confirmation email/link; after create_order, the token is the `token` query parameter of its `confirmationLink`) — Canada, CASH journey. Returns order state, shipping progress and payout totals with any bonuses. Personal details are withheld; the payout email comes back masked.

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.

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: pass a row's `categorySlug` as `category` and its `brandSlug` as `brand`. `categoryGroups` are display groupings only (`isNew` is a display badge); no tool takes a group slug.

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. `priceUpTo` is the best payout across all of a model's variants and conditions, in `currencyCode` — a ceiling, not a quote. At most 50 models come back; `truncated` and `totalFound` report when more exist. `modelGroups` are display groupings only; no tool takes a group slug.

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. It matches category and model names only: each result is a CATEGORY or MODEL row (`entityType`) and never carries a SID, so pass a MODEL row's `modelSlug` to get_model_details to reach variants and prices. At most 50 rows come back; `truncated` and `totalFound` report when more matched. An empty `results` means nothing matched — retry with a shorter query or browse with list_categories.