Imagine a hypothetical merchant offering an item as a single purchase and, optionally, as a repeating supply. The draft page shows both beside the same photograph, but the summary no longer identifies which arrangement the customer selected. The buyer needs to see which offer the next step continues.
The merchant first approves what each offer means. The design then puts the useful distinction near the selection and carries the reviewed choice into the appropriate summary. The customer can examine and correct it before the consequential action. If the merchant has not settled the recurring arrangement or its provider requirements, a clearly described enquiry may be the appropriate first route.
Acceptance follows the single-purchase choice and the repeat choice through the implementation actually commissioned. Inspect the receiving information and any included provider outcome, using controlled test material. Repeat the relevant review after an ordinary catalogue edit, alongside the wider discovery, content and merchant-handover checks.