eBay integration
Connect your seller account and manage eBay beside Amazon, Shopify and Etsy — import what you already list, publish new items from one catalogue, and protect the seller metrics an out-of-stock sale would cost you.
eBay UK · Seller Hub
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eBay judges you on your seller performance, and most of that comes down to never selling what you no longer have. This integration is built around that.
eBay's OAuth flow grants a scoped, revocable token — no password shared, and you can withdraw access from your Seller Hub settings at any time.
Several eBay accounts can share one dashboard, with listings, stock and orders kept separate per store.
Your active listings are imported with their variations and SKUs and matched to your master catalogue, so an eBay item and its Amazon twin become one product with one stock level.
That shared stock level is what protects you: out-of-stock defects are expensive on eBay, so selling your last unit anywhere updates or ends the eBay listing before a buyer can order it.
Your shipping, payment and return policies come across too, so new listings go live with the terms you already use — and revisions push in bulk rather than one listing at a time.
eBay sales arrive in your dashboard alongside every other channel, with buyer notes and payment status attached.
Confirming a shipment sends the carrier and tracking number back to eBay as a fulfilment, so the buyer sees "Shipped" straight away. Refunds and cancellations are pushed from here too.
Account requirements, what happens to your existing listings, and how your seller metrics are protected.
No questions in this category.
Connect Amazon, eBay, Shopify and Etsy in minutes. Centralize inventory, automate listings, and let AI handle the busywork — so you can focus on selling more.
Amazon
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eBay
6 active
Shopify
5 active
Etsy
3 active
