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Reference prices from many stores and the cross-store IMEI warning are not open yet; they need a privacy review first. Valuation uses your store's own data.
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This capability opens only after it passes the required review. This page explains what it is and what you can use in the meantime.
Network data means data combined from many stores without naming anyone. Shops ask about two things most: province reference prices, and a signal that an IMEI is also at another store. Neither is open yet.
What province reference prices are
They are actual sale prices of the same model from many stores in a province or region, to compare with your own prices. As designed, other stores would see only combined figures, never your store's name, customers, purchase prices or profit. A figure would show only when there are enough stores and real sales behind it; if a province has too little data, the region or the whole country is used instead, always with the number of data points shown.
What the cross-store IMEI signal is
It is a warning at purchase time that the IMEI is still in another store's stock in the system. As designed, it would show only how many stores, never which store, the price or any customer details.
What you can use today
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Valuation: uses the prices your own store actually sold at and the market prices your store records, with confidence and the number of data points. When there is not enough data, the system says so instead of guessing. See Why the system says there isn't enough data.
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IMEI checks: the system checks that the number is valid and warns about devices still in your store's stock or that passed through your store before. See Invalid IMEI or IMEI already in stock: what to do.
Why they are not open yet
Both use data from many stores, so they must pass a privacy review first. For reference prices, the minimum number of stores and sales must be shown to protect each store's data. For the IMEI signal, showing only a count of stores must be confirmed as consistent with store agreements and PDPA. They open only after that review.
What to do meanwhile
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Record market prices you come across, such as listed asking prices or dealer offers, so valuations have more data. See Record market, dealer and quoted prices.
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Import your store's past sales so the system learns prices from your own history. See Import past sales history.
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Read how store data is used on Data policy.