Change the price here, and it changes on eBay
Editing an item that's live on eBay now edits the listing. Rename it, drop the price, add the photo you wish you'd taken the first time — hit Save and the eBay listing changes with it. No second tab, no doing it twice, no forgetting the second one.
- The title, the price and the photos travel. Photos need Ultra, the same plan that already pulls them the other way; the rest is on Pro and up.
- It tells you before it does it. Open Edit on a listed item and there's a line under the Save button saying this save reaches eBay too — ticked, with a box to untick if you'd rather keep the change to yourself.
- If eBay refuses, nothing is saved anywhere. Some changes are restricted once a listing has sales, and an ended listing can't be revised at all. You get eBay's own reason, your edit stays in the form waiting for you, and PalmFlow never sits there showing a price your listing doesn't actually have.
- Quantity stays where it is, on purpose. eBay knows how many are left better than we do, and pushing our count back into that is how a listing ends up sold twice.
- Only eBay takes edits back out today, so every integration now says which way it runs — Two-way or Import only, on the card and on the item itself. Shopify brings your products and orders in; edits you make here stay here. When the next marketplace arrives, that label is the thing to read.