Sell on eBay without keeping a second stock figure
Sign in to eBay once. Listings and orders come in, products go out and come down again from the product list, and stock is pushed in bulk against a daily allowance we read from eBay rather than guess at.
One sign-in at eBay, and nothing to paste here
Sign in to eBay
One consent screen at eBay. No password is typed here and none is kept, and you can withdraw the permission from your eBay account whenever you like.
Bring the listings in
Inventory items and their offers become products here, with the identifiers eBay uses to match them again later.
Publish and sell
Send a product to eBay from the product list, take it down the same way, and let stock and price go out in bulk.
What eBay sends, and what goes back
Catalogue
Inventory items with an offer each, matched on the identifier eBay uses rather than on the SKU alone.
Orders
Incremental by last change, with the tax treatment measured from the order rather than assumed.
Stock and price
Bulk updates, absolute, twenty-five at a time, with levels read back for the nightly comparison.
Listings
Publish and withdraw from the product list, one product or a whole selection.
Safety details
Manufacturer, EU responsible person and the warnings the category demands, sent as the codes eBay expects.
What eBay demands, and how this answers it
eBay, asked and answered
Do I need eBay business policies?
Either way works. If you are enrolled, your policies are used; if you are not, the same terms are carried on the item itself.
Does connecting change my live listings?
No. Connecting reads eBay. Listings and orders come in, and nothing goes back out until you send a product from the product list or switch the stock push on.
Put a listing on eBay this afternoon
14 days free, the whole product, no call required. Connect the shop, import the catalogue, and see it filling while it runs.