Understand listings

Definition and properties for listings inventory

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Understand listings

Your inventory items (releases, products, and books) can contain more than one listing of the same main item. With each listing, you can provide unique details about that particular item, such as price, condition, availability, and more.

For vinyl records, this could mean that you have both mint and VG+ copies for sale. If it's a product, such as a band t-shirt, you may have a range of sizes available, from XS to XXL. This way, each variation will have its own saleable listing option with it's own stock quantity.

When customers are browsing your Eshop, each listing will be neatly displayed on the item's specific page, provided the listing is published.

Listing properties

Every listing contains various properties that will be used to facilitate the management of your inventory. These properties can be used to filter your listings from the Inventory window, group them into different categories, create collections, playlists, newsletters and more.

Status

Status gives your listing different visibility and checkout functions:

  1. Public: this listing is displayed on your Eshop and Backoffice and can be added to Checkouts.

  2. Private: this listing is hidden from your Eshop, but displayed in your Backoffice and can be added to Checkouts.

  3. Draft: this listing is hidden from your Eshop, and disabled from being added to checkouts.

Price

  1. Price: The price of a single unit of a listing. In Preferences, you can choose to edit these prices Before Sales Tax, or Including Sales Tax and the field will update accordingly. Data from this field is displayed on your Eshop.

  2. Compare at Price: Use this field to force a price change. The original price will be displayed as crossed out on your Eshop.

  3. Item cost / Supplier price: The purchase or distributor price for one unit. This private data only appears in sales exports and inventory information.

Dates

  1. Availability date: this is the date on which the listing will be actually available in your stocks. If this date is set after the Publication date, then the listing will be sold as a pre-order item.

  2. Publication date: this is the date at which your listing was published on your e-shop. Items on the e-shop are mostly ordered by publication date.

Pre order listings

Pre order listings are part of your inventory, but not yet received in stock.

You can mark a newly added listing or existing listing as Pre order:

  1. From Inventory go to > Edit Listing

  2. Tick the Pre order listing checkbox

If the listing has a known availability date, you can add it in the available from field. This is be displayed on the item's Eshop page, and will disappear once the date has passed.

If no date is entered, only "Pre order item" will be displayed on your Eshop.

Pre-order items can be added to a basket and purchased normally on the Eshop, provided the item Status is set to Published


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