Sale Fit
Determines whether an item is a good fit for the on-site sale window, or whether it should be bundled, donated, pulled, or routed elsewhere.
Clear steps, clean structure — without changing how you run your sales.
We configure your EZR workspace with a structured workbook template and room folders. The system is designed to match your workflow while keeping structure consistent.
View plansYou choose a room and upload photos into your workspace. When ready, you trigger the workflow for that room. Your team remains in full control of pricing strategy and sale decisions.
The platform uses automated AI-assisted tools to identify items, group sets, and organize structured draft entries inside your workbook. You review and refine everything before final use.
Start Here: Photo Guidelines →Once triggered, the platform generates structured draft inventory including descriptions, categories, notes, and suggested organization — organized by room and ready for your review.
You review each room, adjust wording or pricing as needed, and confirm accuracy. Nothing moves forward until you approve it.
After approval, the system prepares clean room sheets, labeling formats, and export-ready files inside your workbook. Some teams label everything; others run directly from room sheets — both work.
The result is a repeatable preparation system your team can rely on. You operate the workflow; EZR provides structure, automation, and training support.
From First Pass to Final Sale, the SAVER Path helps guide each item toward the right outcome. It gives every item a consistent review for sale fit, value, placement, risk, and route — while keeping final sale decisions in human hands.
Determines whether an item is a good fit for the on-site sale window, or whether it should be bundled, donated, pulled, or routed elsewhere.
Uses a practical working value level so better items receive the right amount of attention before pricing, staging, or final review.
Helps determine where the item belongs, such as a table, shelf, garage area, display area, checkout zone, or hold area.
Flags items that may need special handling because they are fragile, heavy, high-theft, untested, incomplete, or condition-sensitive.
Directs the item toward the best next step, such as available for sale, staging, auction, eBay, donation, or removal from the sale path.
Have a unique workflow? We’ll adapt. Contact us and tell us how your team runs a sale.