Security and privacy

Dropship Calendar workflows can involve sensitive marketplace, supplier, billing, and buyer data. Use the minimum information needed for each action.

Never share

• Passwords or password-reset links.
• One-time codes or authenticator values.
• Access, refresh, session, or API tokens.
• Proxy usernames or passwords.
• Complete payment-card or bank information.
• Browser cookies or exported sessions.
• Full buyer addresses or private marketplace messages.
• Raw marketplace or supplier request/response payloads.

Support should not need these values.

Screenshots and recordings

Before sharing:

1. Crop to the relevant control and message.
2. Remove names, emails, addresses, store IDs, order IDs, tracking numbers, and product identifiers tied to a member.
3. Hide browser address-bar tokens and query strings.
4. Review the entire image, including background windows.

Connected-account safety

• Verify the eBay seller before listing.
• Verify the supplier account and payment profile before Auto Ordering.
• Revoke unexpected account access directly with the provider.
• Change compromised credentials at the provider first, then reconnect.

Consequential actions

Posting, revising, deleting, repricing, ordering, canceling, and refunding can affect external systems or money. Confirm the target account and selected count before submitting.

Public documentation

This Help Center is intentionally static. It does not require your Dropship Calendar login and should never ask for account credentials, order data, or payment information.

Report a suspicious documentation page or unexpected credential prompt to Dropship Calendar support.