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What Happens to Your Faire Account When You Die

HIGHWholesale
DO NOT cancel — Faire connects the business to retail buyers. Active orders must be fulfilled and retailers on Net 60 terms may still owe significant amounts. Review all outstanding receivables.

Quick Facts

Wholesale orders

Active retailer orders

Net terms

Retailers may owe money

Brand value

Wholesale presence

Step-by-Step Guide

1

Check for active and pending orders

Log into Faire and review all orders. Check for unshipped orders that need fulfillment. Faire penalizes late shipments with reduced visibility.

Estimated time: Day 1

2

Review outstanding receivables

Check for money owed from retailers on Net 60 terms. Faire handles collections, but verify the payout schedule and any pending amounts.

Estimated time: Day 1-3

3

Verify payout bank account

Ensure the connected bank account for payouts is accessible. If it will be closed, update it to an estate account.

Estimated time: Week 1

4

Export all business data

Download order history, customer (retailer) list, product catalog, and financial reports from the Faire dashboard.

Estimated time: Week 1

Document Now Checklist

  • Faire login email and password
  • Brand name on Faire
  • Outstanding order count
  • Pending payout balance
  • Connected bank account
  • Top retailer accounts

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Last verified: June 2026. Platform policies may change. Verify current procedures directly with Faire. This guide is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice.

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