Orders, Locations, Labels, and more
Every eBay sale now arrives on its own Orders page — the buyer, what they paid, what eBay took, and where the order has reached, from paid through shipped to delivered. Nothing to enter by hand.
- Each line on an order points back at the item it came from, so you can see what that particular sale earned rather than only what the order was worth.
- Locations nest as deep as your storage does: a warehouse holds rooms, a room holds shelves, a shelf holds bins. Give each one a type, an address, and a capacity, and your inventory can be filtered by where something physically is.
- Moving an item is a single change — it carries its whole path with it, so "Garage → Rack 2 → Bin 7" stays readable on the item and in search.
- Print barcode or QR labels for anything on your shelf, on continuous roll stock or on sheet templates. Choose how many copies of each, and start part-way down a sheet so a half-used one doesn't go in the bin.
- Labels carry what you need to identify an item at arm's length — SKU, name, price — and the layout is saved to your workspace, so the next print run matches the last one.