Below is a step-by-step process for how to set up eBay integration with the Product Pricing Catalog. Create a sales channel that will be used to group all products you want to integrate into eBay. You may skip this step if you already have a sales channel you would like to use. Add any product(s) you want to integrate with eBay to the eBay sales channel. You can add products individually to a sales channel by clicking on the arrow icon to the left of a product’s SKU on the main Products tab. This will expand the row and you can then click on the Sales Channel tab and then click the pencil (edit) icon to add that product to one or more sales channels. You can add All Products to a Sales Channel by clicking on the top navigation Config / Attributes and then scrolling down to the Sales Channel section. From here, pick the Sales Channel you want to add all products to and click the Add All Products button on the right-hand side. Click on the top navigation Integration / eBay then go to the eBay tab in the catalog. Go to where it says “eBay API Authentication Token”. There is a link there “[To issue a new authorization token for your eBay integration click here]”. Click that link and issue a token to nFusion Catalog to allow it to update your eBay listings. Click the link that says “[To refresh your eBay listings manually before the next scheduled interval click here]”. You do not need to do this every time, as it will auto-update once the integration job has been scheduled. If you have any active or scheduled Fixed Price eBay listings they should now appear in the table. Map eBay listings to catalog products. To do this go to each row in the table, click edit, then in the column “Catalog Product” select the SKU of the product to map. Create your eBay listings markups. If markups are applied to eBay listings they are applied to the “retail ask” of that product in the catalog. There are several options for pricing eBay listings: Apply a markup to the sales channel used for eBay listings. This will apply a consistent markup to all listings (i.e. 10% above retail ask). Apply markup in each row of the eBay listings mapping table. This allows you to specify different markup amounts for each listing. Combine options a & b. Sales channel markups are applied first, then mapping level markups. Once your initial setup is complete notify nFusion Solutions so that your integration can be started. Keep in mind that as you create new listings, or existing listings expire or are renewed (if eBay creates a new listing id) you will need to perform the mapping step again. A few things to note during this process: Only Fixed Price listings can be updated on eBay Listings cannot be created in eBay from the catalog, only updated Only the price field is updated on eBay The catalog does not take into account inventory levels Zero prices are not pushed to eBay, they are skipped eBay integration job can not run more often than every 10 minutes. (This is because of limitations enforced by the eBay API) Does not support tiered pricing Only supports US instances of eBay listings