Store Vendor Reactivation Script
Used by: Store Partnerships / Vendor Management Team
Purpose:
To guide internal teams on how to review, approve, and reactivate a Store Vendor after Hold, Inactivity, or Suspension — ensuring all criteria are verified and vendor readiness is confirmed before restoring full access.
🎯 Objective
To ensure that:
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Only compliant, verified, and ready vendors are reactivated
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The reactivation process is logged, auditable, and authorized
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Operations resume smoothly without SLA or financial risk
🎙️ Internal Training Script for Vendor Managers
🗣️ 1. When Reactivation Applies
“Reactivation applies to vendors who were temporarily paused or inactive, not permanently deactivated.
These include:
• Vendors placed on Hold due to SLA or pending dues
• Vendors inactive for more than 15 days
• Vendors previously under technical suspension or audit”
🗂️ 2. Reactivation Eligibility Checklist
|
Condition |
Description |
Requirement |
|---|---|---|
|
✅ Issue Resolved |
Original Hold reason fixed (SLA, dues, or report delay) |
Proof or confirmation required |
|
✅ No Active Disputes |
No pending refund, reversal, or fraud review |
Verified via Ops dashboard |
|
✅ Wallet Balance OK |
Minimum balance for daily operations |
₹5,000 or higher (city-specific) |
|
✅ Credit Settlement Done |
Previous day’s credit dues cleared |
Verified via system |
|
✅ Recent Activity Proof |
Vendor willing to resume within 24 hrs |
Verbal or written confirmation |
“Only once all boxes are checked can a reactivation be approved.”
🗣️ 3. Reactivation Review Flow
|
Step |
Action |
Owner |
|---|---|---|
|
1️⃣ Vendor requests reactivation |
Through app or message |
Vendor |
|
2️⃣ Verify Hold reason resolution |
SLA, dues, audit |
Ops Associate |
|
3️⃣ Confirm readiness |
Wallet & credit status, store assignment |
Vendor Manager |
|
4️⃣ Final Approval |
Reactivation authorized |
Ops Manager |
|
5️⃣ System Update |
Vendor status changed to Active |
Vendor Management |
|
6️⃣ Communication |
Vendor informed formally |
Support Team |
🗣️ 4. Communication Template —
Reactivation Approval
Subject: Your Cashkr Store Vendor Account Has Been Reactivated
Hi [Vendor Name],
Your account has been successfully reactivated after completion of all pending requirements.
You can now log in again and continue handling store orders.
Please ensure daily credit settlements and SLA compliance to maintain uninterrupted service.
Welcome back to the Cashkr network!
— Cashkr Vendor Management Team
🗣️ 5. When Reactivation Should Be Denied
|
Reason |
Example |
Action |
|---|---|---|
|
❌ Uncleared Dues |
Vendor hasn’t paid previous credit balance |
Deny & notify |
|
❌ Low Wallet Balance |
Insufficient to handle store payouts |
Delay until topped up |
|
❌ Pending Fraud Review |
Vendor under compliance investigation |
Escalate to Ops Head |
|
❌ Repeated Hold History |
3+ Holds within a month |
Temporary suspension |
|
❌ Inactive > 30 Days |
Must reapply as new vendor |
Fresh onboarding |
“Reactivation is a privilege, not a default right.
Each case must be reviewed independently.”
🗣️ 6. Post-Reactivation Actions
|
Step |
Description |
Owner |
|---|---|---|
|
1️⃣ Logout/Login Refresh |
Vendor must re-login for access |
Vendor |
|
2️⃣ Store Mapping Review |
Ensure vendor assigned to correct stores |
Vendor Mgmt |
|
3️⃣ Performance Monitoring (7 Days) |
SLA and order handling observed daily |
Ops Associate |
|
4️⃣ Welcome Back Check-In |
Short feedback call after first week |
Vendor Support |
“Every reactivated vendor is placed under a 7-day probation monitoring before being treated as fully active again.”
🗣️ 7. Special Case — Inactive Vendor Reactivation
“If a vendor was inactive for 30+ days (not on Hold but absent), treat it as a light re-onboarding.
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Re-verify KYC if outdated (older than 3 months).
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Confirm device coverage areas are still active.
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Conduct a short refresher training on store app usage and SLA updates.
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Resume store assignment gradually (start with 1–2 stores).”
🗣️ 8. Communication Template —
Reactivation Denied
Subject: Reactivation Request Not Approved
Hi [Vendor Name],
Your reactivation request could not be approved due to [specific reason: unpaid dues / ongoing audit / SLA non-compliance].
Please complete the pending requirement and contact us again once resolved.
We’ll review and update your status immediately upon compliance.
— Cashkr Vendor Management Team
🗣️ 9. Reporting & Documentation
|
Report Type |
Frequency |
Owner |
Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Hold-to-Active Log |
Daily |
Vendor Mgmt |
List of reactivated vendors |
|
Inactive Reactivation Summary |
Weekly |
Ops Associate |
Trend analysis |
|
Compliance Report |
Monthly |
Ops Manager |
Flags & warnings post reactivation |
🗣️ 10. Communication & Behavior Notes
✅ Keep tone encouraging, not interrogative.
✅ Acknowledge vendor’s effort to comply.
✅ Remind them that future SLA issues may trigger immediate Hold.
✅ Always close conversation with next steps (“You may now log in again”).
🧩 Quick Summary
|
Type |
Trigger |
Approval By |
Reactivation Rule |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Hold Clearance |
SLA or dues resolved |
Ops Manager |
Resume immediately |
|
Inactive (15–30 days) |
Vendor confirmation |
Vendor Manager |
Reactivate + monitor 7 days |
|
Suspended |
Audit cleared |
Ops Head |
Conditional reactivation |
|
Permanently Deactivated |
N/A |
Not Allowed |
Must reapply as new vendor |
🧾 Key Talking Points for Vendor Management Team
✅ “Hold ≠ end of partnership; reactivation rewards compliance.”
✅ “Verify wallet, credit dues, and store readiness before activation.”
✅ “Every reactivated vendor must pass a 7-day observation.”
✅ “Deactivated vendors cannot be reactivated — only re-onboarded.”
✅ “Documentation and tone matter — every case is auditable.”