For Distribution Networks
Managing Financed Inventory Across a Store Network
A single shop tracks a few dozen devices. A distributor supplying financed phones to a network of stores has a different problem: visibility across stores you don't directly run day to day.
This page is about using Rectym as a distributor supplying financed devices to partner stores — different from being a single retailer, and different from running a lending portfolio as an NBFC. If you're looking to become a Rectym distributor and earn commissions, that's a separate program covered on our partner page.
One Dashboard, Many Stores
See enrollment and lock status across every partner store you supply.
Inventory-Level Tracking
Know which devices are enrolled, active, locked, or fully paid off, by store.
Store Onboarding
Bring new partner stores onto the same system without re-training from scratch.
Consistent Enforcement
The same grace-period and lock policy applies whether a store follows up or not.
Why This Matters More at Distributor Scale
A single store owner remembers which customers are behind. Across ten or twenty partner stores, that kind of informal tracking breaks down fast — a device financed through one store can go completely unmonitored if that store's staff falls behind. A shared system means the lock and reminder logic runs consistently no matter which store sold the device.
- check_circleEnrollment happens the same way at every store in the network
- check_circleReminders and locks apply automatically, regardless of individual store follow-up
- check_circleOne report shows delinquency and recovery across the whole distribution network
- check_circleNew partner stores get productive on the system in a single sitting
Common Questions
Is this the same as the distributor partner program?expand_more
Can individual stores have their own view?expand_more
How does onboarding a new store work?expand_more
Related Resources
Bring Your Network Onto One System
Tell us how many stores you supply — we'll walk through onboarding.