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# Suppliers
Supplier - a company or individual that supplies goods to you. In order to work in OneDayBundle, you will need at least one supplier. Just after registration, a record with a test supplier is automatically created. The name of the test supplier must be changed or you need to add a new supplier. The name of the supplier must match the name of the website or individual/legal entity from which the goods were purchased.
To create or edit a supplier, go to the corresponding menu section:
On the supplier's page, you can add a new supplier by clicking the Add button.
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Suppliers are attached to your ODB user account rather than to a specific seller. From our experience, such an arrangement simplifies the process and does not require you to recreate suppliers for each of your sellers.
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When you create a supplier, please indicate the correct title. It will help our employees to identify your supply more easily.
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