Listing edits can be made individually by clicking on the pencil icon. The pencil icon will appear to the far right when you search for a listing using the search bar:
You can also pull up the Edit Listing Box by clicking the pencil to the left of a SKU on the listings page.
The Edit Listing box allows you to edit all your listing information. Because we're not a listing tool, we can only send price and quantity revisions to the marketplace. Updates to anything else will only be reflected in your Informed account.
What listing information can I update in my account?
- Cost price of an item can be entered when using our formula builder to calculate your min and max prices. When a cost is entered a cost currency is required. Learn more here.
- Manual Prices can be set keep your price at a static amount. Your price will not be updated until the manual price is removed.
- Map Prices (Manufacturers Advertised Prices) can also be set for your Amazon listings only.
- Min Prices must be set in order for repricing to occur as we must know your floor price while a max price is optional.
Quantity Sync Fields:
- Handling Days are entered into Informed when Quantity Sync is enabled for Amazon listings only.
- SKU Inventory can only be updated when Quantity Sync has been enabled in your account. Once Quantity sync is enabled all inventory updates must be made in Informed.
- Important: Quantity Sync is a legacy feature and is not available to new customers or customers who have never enabled Quantity Sync.
What listing information cannot be updated?
Amazon
- Changes to the SKU name
- Shipping Cost
- Item Condition
- Listing Titles
eBay
- Changes to the Custom Label
- Shipping Cost
- Item Condition
- Listing Titles
Important: Changes to SKUs, shipping costs, item condition, listing titles, and creating or ending listings must be done on the marketplace. When changes are made to a SKU, the original listing in your Informed account must be deleted in order for the new SKU to download back in, this usually takes about 10-15 minutes. It's important to know that min/max pricing and strategies must be re-assigned.