Carrito Build Payment and Commitment System
CSG-Go Participation Document

Carrito Program Information:
https://www.charityhelpersfoundation.com/carrito/


Overview

The Carrito platform coordinates vehicle builds between customers and independent shops. 
To ensure reliability and fairness for all participants, the Carrito system uses a commitment-based build agreement once a project begins.

This system protects both the customer and participating shops by clearly defining responsibilities once a build is approved and payment is received.


Build Agreement

When a customer selects a CSG-Go build configuration and participating shops agree to perform the work, a build agreement is created.

This agreement defines:

The participating shops
The work each shop will perform
The agreed pricing for each portion of the build
The expected order of construction


Payment Confirmation

Once the customer confirms the build and payment is received, the project becomes a committed build.

At this stage:

The participating shops reserve time and resources for the build.
The customer secures the agreed construction services.
The build enters the coordination process.


Cancellation Policy

After payment confirmation, the build agreement cannot be canceled without the consent of all participating shops.

This rule exists because shops may begin ordering materials, reserving labor time, or preparing workspace for the project.


Shop Responsibility

If a shop becomes unavailable after committing to a build, that shop is responsible for ensuring that its portion of the work can still be completed.

This may include:

Referring the work to another capable shop
Covering the cost difference if another shop charges more for the same work


Customer Protection

This system ensures that customers are not left with incomplete vehicles due to unexpected shop withdrawal.

The responsibility for fulfilling the agreed work remains with the originally participating shop until the work is completed or transferred appropriately.


Build Timeline Communication

Participating shops should communicate expected timelines for their portion of the build.

This helps coordinate:

Component delivery
Vehicle transfer between shops
Final assembly scheduling


Good Faith Participation

The Carrito coordination system operates on good faith participation between customers and independent shops.

Clear communication and responsible participation help ensure successful vehicle builds and a positive reputation for all builders within the Carrito ecosystem.


For official program information and updates visit:
https://www.charityhelpersfoundation.com/carrito/
