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After delivery — SSU consolidate

On-chain delivery (execute_deliver) can finish successfully while goods sit in your per-character inventory slot under the drop-off SSU—the same situation Datacore sometimes shows as a second “Users storage” row for the same assembly. The in-game SSU panel often lists only primary (anchor) storage, so your cargo can look “missing” until you move it.

This page is the last step in the end-to-end delivery story for many players: after the courier has delivered and escrow has paid out, you (the recipient who is also the SSU anchor, or whoever holds both caps) run one more Pelusium action to make stacks usable in the SSU UI.

On preview deployments, the consolidate screen can still show you the fields and scan flow, but the final consolidate signature may be paused along with other on-chain actions.

What you do in the Pelusium app

  1. Open SSU consolidate in the web app: path /contracts/ssu-consolidate (also linked from the home page and from Shipping & freight jobs).
  2. Connect the wallet that owns the EVE Frontier character tied to that SSU.
  3. Fill Character, drop-off SSU, and both OwnerCap objects (the app can detect many of these when RPC works—same pattern as SSU & Pelusium setup).
  4. Scan character slot to list stacks from your per-slot inventory on that SSU; pick a row (item names come from the same catalog as the shop when available).
  5. Sign the consolidate transaction. It moves one stack at a time from your character slot into the SSU primary bucket (same assembly, same type_id / quantity rules as the world contracts).

Repeat for each stack you need in primary.

What this is not

  • Not part of the Pelusium Move freight_contract entrypoints—escrow and job state are already final after Deliver.
  • Not a substitute for SSU & Pelusium setup authorization on pickup/drop-off SSUs; you still need that for pickup and deliver to succeed.
  • Not guaranteed to be needed on every network or every client build: if the game always shows both buckets, you may skip this. Use it when your UI or Datacore shows the split.

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