How To Use Cashkr Website & App

For Sales, CX, and Marketing Teams


1. Purpose of This SOP

To give internal teams a clear understanding of:

  • How customers use the Cashkr Website/App

  • Complete customer journey from start to finish

  • Key touchpoints where CX, Sales, and Marketing interact

  • Common customer questions

  • How to guide customers properly

This ensures consistent communication, faster resolutions, and better conversions.


2. Customer Journey Stages

A customer goes through 8 major stages:

  1. Landing on Website/App

  2. Choosing Device Type

  3. Selecting Brand → Model → Variant

  4. Picking Device Condition Options

  5. Getting the Price

  6. Entering Details & Checkout

  7. Order Confirmation

  8. Pickup & Payment Process

Below is the step-by-step breakdown.


3. Stage 1 — Landing on the Cashkr Website/App

Customers typically arrive through:

  • Google Ads / SEO

  • Social Media

  • Direct type-in

  • Referral link

  • App Store Play Store

What customer sees on landing:

  • Search bar (Sell your device)

  • Device categories (Phone, Laptop, Tablet, MacBook)

  • Popular brands

  • Top models

  • FAQs & trust elements (Instant payment, doorstep pickup)

Key CX/Sales Notes:

  • Ensure customers land on correct device category

  • If user is confused, guide them to start by selecting device type

  • Explain Cashkr in simple language:
    “You get instant payment at home after inspection.”


4. Stage 2 — Selecting Device Type

Customer chooses from:

  • Phones

  • Laptops

  • MacBooks

  • Tablets

Marketing ensures device categories are clearly visible.
Sales/CX guides users who ask:
“Where do I enter my model?” → Direct them to Device Type Page.


5. Stage 3 — Choose Brand → Model → Variant

This journey is funnel-based:

A. Customer selects Brand

(E.g., Apple, Samsung, OnePlus, Dell, HP)

B. Customer selects Model

(E.g., iPhone 13, Dell Inspiron)

C. Customer selects Variant

(E.g., 128GB, 256GB, i5, 8GB RAM)

If model is missing:

Sales/CX Rule:

  • If device is newly launched → supported → raise ticket to pricing team

  • If old/very old device → not supported


6. Stage 4 — Customer Selects Condition Options

This step affects pricing.

Examples:

For Phones:

  • Screen condition

  • Body condition

  • Battery health

  • Camera working

  • Face ID / Touch ID

  • Physical & functional issues

For Laptops/MacBooks:

  • Display condition

  • Keyboard

  • Trackpad

  • Battery backup

  • Hinges

  • Body dents

  • Charger availability

CX/Sales Role:

Guide customers to choose honestly, because price changes after inspection.

Marketing ensures the UI is clear with tooltips like:
“Select the condition closest to your actual device.”


7. Stage 5 — Customer Gets the Price

After selecting all conditions:

✔ Price is instantly calculated
✔ Shown clearly as “Estimated Price”
✔ This is the amount customer expects to receive

Important Notes for Teams:

  • Price is not locked (as per Cashkr policy)

  • Vendor inspection may change the final price

  • If customer says “XYZ offers more”, Sales asks for their quote screenshot to try price match


8. Stage 6 — Checkout & Customer Details

Customer proceeds to Checkout Form, entering:

  • Name

  • Phone Number

  • Pickup Address

  • Pincode

  • Date & Time preference

Marketing Role:

  • Optimizing form for higher conversion

  • Reducing friction

CX/Sales Role:

  • Help customers complete form if stuck

  • If customer says “pickup not available”, CX follows SOP for pincode resolution

  • Confirm correct pincode to reduce vendor issues


9. Stage 7 — Order Confirmation

After submission:

  • Customer sees Order Confirmation Screen

  • Receives SMS/WhatsApp

  • Vendor is notified (on vendor app)

  • Sales/CX may call customer for confirmation (optional internal flow)

Key Internal States:

  • “Order Created”

  • “Assigned / Unassigned”

  • “Vendor Accepted”

  • “Vendor Enroute”

Sales/CX Must Know:

  • Customer can edit the address before vendor reaches

  • Customer can reschedule if required

  • Customer can cancel the order anytime


10. Stage 8 — Pickup & Payment Journey (Vendor Side)

(This is what customer experiences)

A. Vendor calls customer

  • Confirms address & timing

  • Shares estimated arrival

B. Vendor reaches home

  • Checks device physically

  • App recalculates final price

C. Customer Confirms

If customer agrees → Payment happens
If not → Vendor marks fail reason → customer gets no charge

D. OTP-Based Instant Payment

  • Vendor taps “Pay Now”

  • Customer receives OTP

  • Payment done instantly to customer’s bank account

  • Device collected

E. Order Completed

CX Role:

Handle escalations like:

  • Vendor delayed

  • Price mismatch confusion

  • Payment SMS delay

  • Customer safety concerns


11. What Customer Usually Asks — Quick Answer Guide

Q: Is price fixed?

A: Price may change after inspection.

Q: When will vendor come?

A: Same-day or next-day depending on availability.

Q: How will I get paid?

A: Instant bank transfer after OTP verification.

Q: Is Cashkr safe?

A: Yes, Cashkr uses OTP-secured payments.

Q: Can I sell without charger/box?

A: Yes, price adjusts accordingly.

Q: Is doorstep pickup free?

A: Yes, no hidden charges.

Marketing, Sales, and CX must all give consistent answers.


12. Role of Each Team in the Customer Journey

Marketing Team

  • Increase awareness

  • Reduce drop-offs

  • Create trust (testimonials, badges, reviews)

  • Improve landing page performance

Sales Team

  • Convert leads into orders

  • Handle objections

  • Explain pricing clearly

  • Assist customers who are stuck

CX Team

  • Solve problems

  • Assist during order status changes

  • Handle complaints

  • Manage refund queries and escalations

All three teams together create frictionless experience.


13. Full Customer Flow Summary (1-Page)

Website/App → Device Selection → Condition Selection → Get Price → Fill Details → Create Order → Vendor Assigned → Pickup → Inspection → OTP Payment → Completion


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