Settings overview
Settings controls defaults used by future work. Review the section you changed and save before leaving the page.
General Settings
Section titled “General Settings”General settings include account-level values used across listing and fulfillment workflows. Review profit defaults and any Auto Ordering preference exposed there.
eBay Settings
Section titled “eBay Settings”Configure listing defaults such as:
- Default product quantity.
- Listing address, city, state, postal code, and country.
- Volume Checker.
- Automatic listing-quantity behavior.
- Whether qualifying products use quantity zero instead of removal.
These values can affect many new or managed listings. Verify the saved values before a bulk action.
Repricer Settings
Section titled “Repricer Settings”Choose account pricing defaults, Repricer mode, supplier-price range rules, and preview calculations. See Repricer.
eBay Policies
Section titled “eBay Policies”Refresh the connected seller’s real payment, return, and shipping policies, then save the intended selections. See eBay business policies.
Description Templates
Section titled “Description Templates”Create and maintain reusable eBay listing descriptions. Preview a template with real draft content before using it broadly.
My Stores
Section titled “My Stores”Review connected marketplace stores and their authorization state. Reconnect the same intended seller when authorization needs attention.
AO Settings
Section titled “AO Settings”Manage supplier accounts, daily order counts, Billing Accounts, proxies, account verification, and fulfillment preferences. See Set up Auto Ordering.
Automator Settings
Section titled “Automator Settings”Configure candidate and posting quantities, price/profit/sales limits, title behavior, and scheduled posting. See Automator settings.
Save safely
Section titled “Save safely”- Change one related group at a time.
- Save and wait for the success or error result.
- Reload the page and confirm the value persisted.
- Test a single product or order before relying on the change at scale.
