eBay integration
eBay judges you on the orders you cannot ship. Every eBay listing and variation draws on the same stock level as your other channels, and a change reaches eBay without a visit to Seller Hub.
Products are matched on SKU, so one product has one number wherever it is listed.
An eBay listing and the same product on Amazon or Etsy share one stock level and one price, instead of two records that drift apart.
Each variation comes in as its own product, with its own SKU, quantity and price. A size that sells out elsewhere is updated on eBay too.
A sale on another channel lowers the shared stock, and eBay gets the new number. A sale on eBay lowers it on every other channel. eBay has already counted its own.
Only price and quantity travel. Titles, photos, item specifics and policies stay as they are.
A sale on another channel, a stock file or Shopify sync, or a price you approve in Smart Pricing.
Every eBay listing or variation whose price or quantity is now different is marked as waiting.
A frequent sweep gathers everything waiting and revises it with eBay in one batch, not one listing at a time.
We follow each batch to its result and keep it against the listing it was about.
A change eBay rejects comes back with eBay's reason, against its own listing. You do not find out weeks later from a stale price.
If a listing has no price anywhere, it is held back by name. We do not send eBay a zero. It is tried again on the next sweep.
eBay gives us no way to follow its stock or price changes, so eBay cannot own the number. The hub, Shopify, Etsy or a file feed can.
Inventory and price sync on every channel · Choose who owns stock
What is sent, how fast, and what happens when eBay says no.
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