Sign up as a shop, a sort hub, a driver, a fleet or a store
Shop appHub appDriver appFleet appStore app
Signing up takes a few minutes on the front page, from your own phone. You choose what you are, confirm your phone number with a code, and answer a few questions. How your app signs in afterwards depends on what you are.
Steps
On the front page, tap Sign up and choose what you are: A shop, A sort hub, A driver, An online store or A fleet office.
A bar pinned at the top says what you are signing up as, which step you are on of how many, and the next step by name. Tap the bar to see every step. The first step says what to have ready.
Type the phone number you use every day, and tap Send me the code. Type the code that comes to that phone, to show the number is yours.
Say who you are, or what your place is called, and where it is: a shop or a sort hub drops a pin on the map, a driver chooses the area they start from, and a fleet pins its depot. A store has no map to fill in.
Say how you will sign in. A shop, a sort hub and a store choose an email address and a password: their app signs in with those, and the phone number confirms each new phone or browser with a code. A driver and a fleet choose a 5-digit PIN, and add a recovery email the first time: their app opens with the phone number and that PIN.
At You are signed up, the screen says what happens next, with a button that opens your app.
A shop: have your ID number, the shop’s trading licence number and its opening hours, and an email address and password for the shop’s account. Once signed up, send the shop’s papers from the Shop app — your ID, the trading licence and a photo of the shop — before it takes its first parcel.
A sort hub: have an email address and a password for the hub’s account, know where the hub is, and say its space under Your hub’s space: how many bags can stand on its floor at once and how many parcels it sorts in a day — when it is full, new bags go to another hub or wait where they are, and a driver who brings bags is never turned away. Once signed up, send its papers from the Hub app — an ID, the trading licence and a photo of the hub — before it takes its first bag.
A driver: have your ID number. On a motorcycle or anything larger, also your driving licence — its number, its expiry date and a photo of it — and a photo of your ID card: staff check them before your first load, and the photos are deleted once they have decided. A bicycle rider sends no papers.
A fleet office: sign up with the phone of the person who runs the fleet. Have the company’s registration, operator’s licence and tax numbers, and a photo of four papers: the certificate of registration, the operator’s licence, the owner’s ID and a proof of address. The fleet opens once SeeBuyGet has checked its papers and recorded its bond.
An online store: have an email address and a password for the store’s account, and the store’s phone number. Once it is signed up, the store’s ID and its signing secret are shown once: the secret is for your shop system, and signs nobody in.
Choose the country you are really in: its SeeBuyGet company is the one that pays you. Where SeeBuyGet is not open yet, the sign-up says so, and you can leave a message instead.
In the bar at the bottom of the screen, Back returns to the step before, Help opens the help about joining, and Read aloud reads the step out where the phone can speak.
Why
Why a code to your phone first: it shows the number is yours before anything is made with it. A shop, a sort hub and a store are later confirmed on each new phone or browser by a code to the same number.
Rare cases
Sending or collecting a parcel needs no sign-up here: the Send app asks for your phone number and a PIN. A business — a shipper, importer, expeditor, clearing agent or yard — sets itself up in the Business app.