posted on January 28, 2004 05:53:29 PM new
If an item does not sell, it will be added back to your inventory quantity. When you relist the item, it will be deducted again from your inventory (but not until the listing goes live.)
This is based on the assumption that the item was never deleted/retracked, and is not a private listing (round-trip inventory does not apply to private listings.)
posted on January 29, 2004 01:41:01 PM new
Let's say you have one item in your inventory.
- You launch from inventory, the inventory will reflect qty in inventory zero, qty at auction one.
- The item closes without a seller. The inventory item will now reflect qty in inventory one, qty at auction zero.
- You relist the item (editing whatever you need) - as soon as the relisted item is active (not in pending), inventory will reflect qty in inventory zero, qty at auction one.
If the item sells, it will not be added back into your inventory quantity. Auto-relist will not apply to the item, because it sold. If you manually try to relaunch it, it will be relaunched as a copy and will not be attached to the original inventory item - so you will be able to relaunch the item but it will not affect inventory at this point as it is a copy.
posted on February 2, 2004 04:30:21 PM new
Okay, now I have a question.
I imported some auctions from prior to when I was using Vendio. They showed up on my UNSOLD list under Post Sale. I used the relist feature and made some changes using the Edit link. When I edited I checked the box to Save In Inventory. I launched and they are now pending.
My question is, will the inventory available quantity be reduced when the auction goes live? And then will it show zero in inventory and one at auction?
Checking the Save to inventory box copies the item to inventory -- it does not place that item to your inventory. If you wanted to have it count in inventory quantity at auction, you would need to actually list it from your inventory. Relisting it from closed will have no effect on your inventory.
