BundleReady separates machine-checkable package facts from the delivery decisions that only a seller can confirm in the platform and buyer journey.
What BundleReady checks
The selected platform profile can compare local file count, individual file size, filename patterns and known blocked extensions against cited documentation. It can also read a selected ZIP manifest locally and flag a visible starting file, nested archives and common device artifacts for review.
What remains manual
BundleReady cannot access your seller account, listing, checkout, fulfillment setup, buyer email, device or installed software. It cannot test cloud-link permissions, payment, copyright, malware, platform account state or whether every buyer can open a file.
Use the Delivery Desk checklist after a local check to open the exact buyer file, compare it with listing promises and review the platform settings yourself.
How platform rules are used
Every profile identifies its source and review date in the product. The tool translates only narrow, machine-checkable parts of that guidance into local signals. Platform documentation can change, so sellers remain responsible for checking the linked primary source before publishing.
Next step
Return to the local delivery desk when the package is ready.