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See why your volume differs in the OrderOut Reseller Portal

The OrderOut Reseller Portal answers for the merchants in your scope.

Before you startYou'll need a portal login, and we're starting on your own Dashboard.

Steps

  1. Open the Dashboard and read Merchants in scope. That count is the boundary — every figure below it answers for those merchants and for no others.
    The Merchants trading and Merchants in scope counts at the top of the Dashboard.
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  2. Open ISOs & Agents to see the shape your scope sits in: the organization at the top, ISOs under it, sub-ISOs under those, and agents under an ISO. You see your own level and everything below it, never above it.
    The ISOs and Agents tree, showing the organization at the top with ISOs indented beneath it and an agent indented under one of them.
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  3. An agent signed in to the same organization, on the same day and the same month, sees a smaller book and a smaller figure — and the change underneath can point the opposite way, because the two figures are not measuring the same merchants.
    The agent's Dashboard: three merchants in scope, and a processed-volume figure smaller than the organization's with the change pointing the other way.
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  4. The portal states the restriction on the page rather than leaving it to be inferred: the figures count only that agent's applications, not another agent's, and not applications with no agent at all — house accounts and team referral links.
    The agent's Square merchants table, listing only the merchants credited to that agent.
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  5. If a figure still looks wrong for your level, check the scope before you report a bug: the organization and ISO you are viewing are both shown in the switcher at the top of the page, and an agent restriction can only be changed by an organization admin or by OrderOut.

Worth knowing

In the video

Full transcript1:19

0:00Your scope is the boundary

The OrderOut Reseller Portal answers for the merchants in your scope.

You'll need a portal login, and we're starting on your own Dashboard.

An organization sees its whole organization. An ISO sees everything under it. A sub-ISO sees its own. An agent sees their own merchants.

Merchants in scope names that boundary, and every figure underneath obeys the same one.

0:31The same day, two levels

This is the organization's Dashboard for the month — the whole book, and a volume figure that counts all of it.

Now the same portal, the same day and the same month, signed in as one agent inside that organization.

Fewer merchants, and a smaller figure. The change underneath can even point the other way, because this is a different book, not a different product.

0:57Why the numbers differ

The portal says so on the page. These figures count only that agent's applications — not another agent's, and not the house accounts that carry no agent at all.

So two people in one organization can read the same screen on the same day and see different numbers. Nothing is broken. The scope is different.

Answers on this page come from the OrderOut reseller answer ledger (2026-09-02.1). Still stuck? Email reseller@orderout.co.·All guides