Order intake readiness

Take orders without putting customer data in the repo.

SteelThumb keeps paid checkout disabled until the provider order fields, customer acknowledgements, private order-system boundary, fulfillment states, and redacted evidence ledger are defined.

Review intake gates Follow the Field Demo ->

Order intake readiness matrix

Product	Intake status	Missing before checkout	State
SteelThumb Grow Kit	Acknowledgement map ready; checkout blocked	Provider order ID, test payment, price, quantity cap, shipping region approval, private acceptance record proof, fulfillment state, support owner.	Checkout blocked until intake is approved
SeedPort	Acknowledgement map ready; checkout blocked	Provider order ID, test payment, final price, final scope acknowledgement proof, shipping region approval, fulfillment state, support owner.	Checkout blocked until intake is approved
PlotTags	Acknowledgement map ready; checkout blocked	Provider order ID, test payment, final price, ID-range acceptance proof, replacement-label acknowledgement proof, shipping region approval, fulfillment state.	Checkout blocked until intake is approved

Records required before paid checkout

Source files

products/order-intake-readiness.md
products/order-intake-schema.csv
products/checkout-acknowledgement-capture-map.md
products/checkout-acknowledgement-capture-map.csv
products/customer-acknowledgement-register.csv
products/checkout-configuration-register.csv
products/redacted-order-ledger.csv
products/first-sale-evidence-log.csv
products/fulfillment-runbook.md

Private data boundary

Raw customer names, emails, addresses, payment records, tracking numbers, and support history stay outside this repo
Public records may store SKU, quantity, product version, batch/date code, region, and redacted evidence status
Customer acknowledgements must be stored in the checkout provider or private order system

Checkout blocker

No paid checkout until order fields map to a private system
No fulfillment handoff without order state and redacted reference
No first-sale evidence row until actual paid commerce begins