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question: What does assigning a delivery partner to a merchant do?
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also:
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- how does a shop get riders
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- merchant has no riders to assign
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- change which partner supplies a shop
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- what does partnerid zero mean
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area: platform
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source: src/api/tenants.ts, src/api/deliveries.ts
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A delivery partner is the company that supplies riders. Assigning one to a
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merchant makes that partner's riders available on the merchant's assign screen,
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alongside any riders the merchant hired itself.
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One partner routinely serves many merchants — this is not a one-to-one
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relationship, and reassigning a merchant does not take the partner away from
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anyone else.
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**Assigning no partner is a real setting, not an empty one.** A merchant with no
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partner uses its own riders, and that is a supported way to run a shop rather
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than a half-finished setup. A merchant with neither a partner nor its own riders
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has nobody to assign deliveries to, and that is what to check first when a shop
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reports an empty rider list.
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Only Nearle can set this. It is deliberately not something a merchant can edit
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about themselves, because a merchant who could set it would be able to move
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themselves under another partner's riders and billing.
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A partner works one district. If a merchant's branches sit in a district the
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partner does not cover, the partner's riders will not appear there even though
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the assignment exists.
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