Manage quantities on the marketplace level

Control how inventory quantities are sent to the market.


Integration settings

Update quantity

Manage merchant fulfilled quantities in Listing Mirror or choose to control quantities using a different inventory management tool.  

  1. Go to Channels > Connected channels
  2. Select the marketplace and go to the Inventory section.
  3. Select Update quantity to manage merchant fulfilled quantities in Listing Mirror or deselect this option to manage quantities using another inventory management tool.

By selecting Update quantity, Listing Mirror will overwrite quantities on the marketplace.

Amazon: Amazon integrations use Where do you manage your Amazon quantity? instead of the checkbox. Here in Listing Mirror works like a selected Update quantity. In Seller Central lets you keep editing quantity in Seller Central while Listing Mirror keeps your other channels matched. Learn more: Sync Amazon quantity both ways (In Seller Central)

🚨 If you encounter problems with available quantities on a marketplace or find listings showing negative quantities, it may be due to using a different method to set quantities while having the Update quantity option selected.

Orders

  1. Go to Channels > Connected channels
  2. Select the marketplace and go to the Orders section.
  3. In the Orders section, rearrange the Enabled warehouses based on the priority of inventory sources whose quantities you prefer to sell first.
    1. Depending on the sort order, we'll attempt to sell that inventory first. You should order them from most important to least important.
  4. Warehouses in the Disabled section will not have their inventory available for sale on this marketplace.

Maximum quantity for all listings

Limit the inventory quantities sent to a marketplace for all your listings.

No matter how much inventory you actually have, Listing Mirror will communicate to the marketplace that you have the maximum quantity specified.

  1. Go to Channels > Connected channels
  2. Select the marketplace and go to the Inventory section.
  3. Enter a max quantity

This feature is useful for sellers who are listing products on a marketplace that limit the quantities they are allowed to have available.

Max Quantity for an Individual Listing

  1. Go to Listings > All Listings > search for the SKU
  2. Click the edit icon in marketplace column to view the Market Listing
  3. On the Listing tab, scroll to Max Quantity, and set the limit.

Max Quantity for Multiple Listings

  1. From the left menu, click Catalog, followed by Import & export.
  2. Using the dropdown, select Market Listing Core Edit and the marketplace integration, followed by Download Template.
  3. Open the sheet and input the max quantity for all desired SKUs.
  4. Save changes, head back to Import & export, and click Upload Template.
You can find additional details in our support article How to use the Market Listing Core Edit Spreadsheet

Hold back quantity 

You can hold back inventory quantities that are sent to a marketplace. Regardless of how many you have, Listing Mirror will reserve the quantity you specify.

  1. From the left menu, click Channels, followed by Connected channels.
  2. Click a marketplace and go to the Inventory section.
  3. Input the number you'd like to reserve in the Holdback Quantity field.

View inventory history

The Inventory History page will you show any time there's a quantity change for a SKU. This includes edits made by other users, orders, Amazon and Walmart syncs, and more. Learn more

  1. From the left menu, click Inventory, followed by Stock history.
  2. Search for the desired SKU or title.

Need to update quantities individually or in bulk? Check out our step-by-step guide. 


Need to view the status of your bulk template upload? Review the bulk upload history page.

These are the basics for controlling all inventory, but let's discuss how merchant fulfilled inventory works. Continued learning

 

 

 

 

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