Know what happens at the finish line
Sold out, expired and closed are real states.
Your task
Reviewed 2026-11-03 · free to learnFind the status and schedule labels on the example drop.
In this lesson 3 steps + optional extras
1
At the deadline, the shopper view should show no currently available units for new purchases. Existing checkout grace periods are checked by the platform.
- 1This is the ended example. These are simulated local figures.
- 2The deadline has passed. No units are available for new purchases.
What you should seeAn ended drop shows zero units available for new purchases.
2
A sold-out drop shows an honest unavailable state; colours and sizes do not create extra edition units.
- 1This is the sold out example. These are simulated local figures.
- 2All 100 edition units are paid. Other sizes and colours do not add more.
What you should seeA sold-out edition cannot gain more units from another colour or size.
3
Closed drops cannot reopen. Use the allowed product actions and plan limits when returning original artwork to an available live slot.
What you should seeThe closed edition stays closed; only allowed product actions remain.
Go further 2 optional topics
You have the core task. Explore these extra tools whenever you need them.
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Review public change history when updating permitted details. Launched artwork remains fixed.
What you should seePermitted changes appear in the public history.
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If Premium expires, review the creator status and available actions. Existing paid orders still need fulfilment; expiry does not erase purchased artwork.
What you should seePast paid orders stay recorded when a plan expires.
YOUR TURN · OPTIONAL
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Find the status and schedule labels on the example drop.
Open Limited drops Opens separately. Paid and destructive actions are never required to complete a lesson.A sold-out paid unit is refunded. What happens to the edition?
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