Sell merch and tickets without leaving Dueflow

A t-shirt order shouldn't require a Google Form, a Venmo feed, and a size spreadsheet that's wrong by Friday. In Dueflow, you list the shirt once — sizes, stock per size, price, photo — and the store handles the rest. Every order decrements inventory automatically, so you always know exactly how many mediums are left and you physically can't oversell the run.

Tickets work the same way: list formal or event admission with a fixed quantity, and sales stop when it sells out. No more reconciling the door list against three payment apps.

The best merch customers are often outside the chapter — parents at family weekend, alumni, friends who want the hoodie. Your Dueflow store is a public link anyone can open and buy from in seconds, with card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. There's no account creation and no app, which is exactly why people actually complete the purchase.

Because checkout runs on the same payment infrastructure as dues, every sale is tracked to the order, receipts go out automatically, and refunds are handled properly instead of via Venmo apologetics.

The hidden cost of selling on a separate platform is reconciliation: somebody has to match Shopify payouts, Venmo notes, and cash envelopes against the chapter budget. With the store inside Dueflow, that job disappears. Store revenue flows into the same dashboard as dues — broken out as its own income source, so your dues collection rate stays clean while your total revenue picture stays complete.

Exports include store sales too, so end-of-term reports to your advisor or nationals cover everything the chapter earned, not just dues.