Collectorlog

Chapter 7 of 12

Sharing: Public Share, QR, and WTS

Three distinct ways to share a record, each with its own purpose and gate.

Collectorlog has three separate sharing features. They look similar but serve different purposes.

Comparing the three

FeatureWhat it isRequiresFinancial data visible
QRQuick-open barcode for reopening a record on another devicePLUS or aboveNo (private record)
Public ShareA public web page for a single recordPRO or aboveNo
WTS"Want to Sell" publication to a sale or forum contextPRO or aboveNo

Public Share

Public Share creates a public web page for a single record. Anyone with the link can view the item's name, images, status, and condition notes. Private fields — purchase price, deposits, taxes, channel tags — never appear on the public page.

Public Share page of a single record for public visitors

QR

Each record has its own QR code in the share tools on the record detail page. Scan it on another device to jump straight to that record in your Vault without searching. QR is a convenience tool, not a public page.

WTS (Want to Sell)

WTS publishes a record to a sale or forum context — the listing goes where prospective buyers look. Think of Public Share as "showing my item"; WTS is "selling my item."

Publishing a Want to Sell listing

WTS has strict preconditions so buyers only see serious listings. Before you can publish:

  1. The record's status must be appropriate for sale (for example, In Collection or For Sale).
  2. The record must have at least three images.
  3. You must attach a photo taken today to confirm current condition.
  4. Your forum and WTS settings must be complete (see the Settings chapter).

If any precondition is missing, Collectorlog tells you which one before you publish. Successfully publishing a WTS listing does not guarantee a sale — it only completes the publication.

WTS listing screen with the requirement checklist and publish form