eBay
Listings created and updated automatically, stock synced, and orders routed back into your system. Single and multi-store setups. One click can list a whole accessory database, as we built for Blue City Motorcycles.
Selling Platform Integrations
Sell everywhere. Manage it in one place.
We connect your catalogue to eBay, Squizz, Google Shopping and more, with listings, stock and orders managed from one admin.
Your customers aren't all on your website
Some are searching eBay. Some buy through Squizz trade networks. Plenty click Google Shopping listings. If your products aren't there, or keeping them there is a manual nightmare, you're leaving sales on the table.
We make your catalogue the single source of truth and push it everywhere, with orders routed back into your main system.
Platforms we integrate
Squizz
The B2B trade platform used across Australian automotive and parts. Your catalogue in front of trade buyers already ordering there.
Google Shopping
Feeds built from your inventory system, managed and monitored.
WordPress / WooCommerce
WooCommerce connected to your inventory system, DMS and other channels where it's part of your stack.
How it works
One source of truth
- Your catalogue holds the master data
- Product data pushed to each platform automatically
- Pricing changes flow to every channel
No overselling
- Stock synced across every channel
- eBay, Squizz and other orders routed back into your main system
- Managed from one admin
Real example
Patrolapart: eBay run from the website.
Patrolapart's parts go to eBay straight from the website: images, part numbers, condition, vehicle compatibility, pricing and quantities, published, updated and withdrawn automatically.
eBay orders come back with buyer and delivery details and flow into Odoo. Tracking goes back to eBay when parts ship, and buyer feedback is left automatically. Nobody re-keys a thing.
What to decide before you sell on more channels
Questions to answer
- Which products go on which channel
- Whether eBay prices differ from your website
- How much stock to hold back for each channel
- How marketplace orders should land in your system
Why it matters
Channels multiply mistakes as fast as they multiply sales. One source of truth for products, stock and pricing means a sale anywhere updates everywhere, and nobody oversells.
Questions people actually ask
Can you run more than one eBay store from the same catalogue?
Yes. Single and multi-store eBay setups both run from one catalogue, with stock synced across all of them.
Do eBay orders go into our DMS or ERP?
Yes. eBay orders are routed back into your main system alongside website orders, so nothing gets re-keyed.
Can vehicle compatibility go into eBay listings?
Yes. For parts businesses, fitment data can flow into eBay listings from your catalogue, so buyers can see the part fits their vehicle. Patrolapart's listings work this way.
Do we have to sell everything on eBay?
No. You choose which products or categories go to each channel, and you can set channel-specific prices or hold stock back for your own website.
What does a marketplace integration cost?
Most marketplace integrations are part of a wider store or ERP integration. Projects start from $12,000, with a fixed scope after the scoping call.
What about Squizz and other B2B marketplaces?
The same approach works: products, stock and pricing go out from your system and orders come back in. We confirm what each platform supports during scoping.
Do eBay prices update when we change them in our system?
Yes. Price and stock changes flow out automatically, so you change them once and every channel follows.
Next step
Selling on several channels by hand? Let's automate it.
Book a scoping call and we'll map every place you sell.