posted on October 20, 2006 08:35:41 AM new
Hello,
I am trying to phase out my subscribtion to ebay 'Picture Manager' since I use Vendio now. However, I am in the process of listing a bunch of books and like that Ebay lets you punch in the ISBN # for a quick desciption display on your auction page. Can Vendio do this as well?? I would rather list these books through Vendio if possible and stop paying fees to two companies. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Also....
Do you have any plans in the future to make Vendio Reviser more user-friendly??? I get frustrated with the layout. Other than that I LOVE Vendio. Thanks much!
Rebecca
posted on October 20, 2006 09:55:55 AM new
Hello Rebecca,
Do you mean eBay's pre-filled item information? We did add this function back in July. Please note that it is only available with Sales Manager Inventory Edition. Here's how to prefill item information in SMIE:
* Once inside SMIE, create a new inventory item or edit an existing one.
* Navigate to the Site Specifics tab and select the appropriate category.
* Click into the "Attributes" section and lookup the item (after entering the UPC, Title, or other identifying criteria).
* Choose the item that matches the item you have in inventory.
* Select the checkboxes of the information you would like to prefill. This includes the image, title, description, and other product specific details such as Condition and Region Code.
* Click "OK".
In regards to making Vendio Reviser more user friendly, do you have any specific suggestions for changing the layout? I would be more than happy to pass any suggestions along to the product manager.
posted on October 24, 2006 07:43:42 AM new
Rebecca,
I recently sold a few used textbooks (not my ususal category)
and was looking for this same thing. My work around was to add the ISBN by revising the auctions through eBay.
Worked out just fine...didn't take long...and I sold all the books.
If you are using the SMME, and not the SMIE, it will work to avoid the double fee.
Susan
[ edited by wgonzales on Oct 26, 2006 01:50 PM ]
