Ebay seller hub

The Overview dashboard plays the key role in managing sales. By default, it contains 17 data views, but you can customize them as you like: add, reorganize or remove the elements to create the most informative dashboard. To manage sales, you will need the following elements in your Overview dashboard: Status bar On the very top of the Overview dashboard, there is a summary of key indicators. You can click those numbers to instantly access different data and options. Orders Here you can see the important data on your orders: how many of them are awaiting payment or shipment, how many return/replacement disputes are still open, etc. Click any number to open the tab with the detailed information on the corresponding category of orders. Listings Here you can see the summary data on your listings. If any of them require your attention, you will see it right away. For example, you may have one listing with questions, another with open offers from buyers, and a third one that has ended and needs to be relisted. Tasks If you actively sell on eBay, you need to constantly keep track of events and handle orders without delay. The Tasks data view will make your life easier: here you will find a list of suggested actions concerning all your listings and orders. Your Seller level Here you can see the data that is critical for your Selling tools Extra selling tools will help you grow your eBay business. Here you can manage your eBay Store subscription and access other tools: the analytic...

Because you have MANAGED PAYMENTS you would click on PAYMENTS tab (in Seller Hub).Then click on REPORTS (right hand side of page). That will show a report of every transaction and fees you paid. However, the report is very difficult to read (about 30 columns wide and has lots of gibberish (transaction code#) that you don't need). Thanks for your posting! It APPARENTLY turns out that IF you are not yet activated (as I am....waiting since early July), your process isn't what eBay presents. But the good news (for me, who was looking for my missing fee information) is that right up to clicking on REPORTS, you can see another SLOWER process that presents you with the 'wonderful' opportunity to DOWN LOAD the POORLY FORMATTED EXCEL report. Bottom line....I got my data. Thanks again. Jim When clicking "payments" in Seller Hub, they are trying to get you into Manage Payments (if you are not in it yet), thus holding the information hostage. However, if you go to the upper left where it says "Hi (You Name)", the box opens up to Account Settings", click that, go to "see classic view" and then click "Fees" and they should show. eBay has a [bad] habit of hiding some FedEx transactions. Most show, some do not. I will join managed payments when I sell the rest of my Bullion. For some odd reason, we cannot sell bullion under managed payments.....yet. Hope they fix that in 2021. • Argentina • Australia • Austria • Belarus • Belgium • Bolivia • Brazil • Canada • Chile • China • Colombia • Co...

Seller Hub gives you useful data and recommendations to help you grow your eBay sales. Seller Hub tools Seller Hub gives you tools to: • Manage your listings– You'll find all the listing, reporting, and order management functionality here • Monitor your business– You can create custom dashboards to track listing activities, sales, costs, traffic data and more • View payouts– You can view previous payouts, find out when you'll receive your next payout, and check if you have any funds on hold • Analyse business performance – You'll receive personalised insights, as well as tips to improve your business If you have an Tip You can personalise your Seller Hub to suit you. Simply select the Customise link to adjust what you see on each page. Using Seller Hub Simply go to - opens in new window or tab and sign in using your eBay username and password. You'll need to have had at least one sale to use Seller Hub. The Seller Hub overview page summarises all you need to know about your selling activity, but by selecting the different tabs you'll access a range of different tools and data: • Overview – See a summary view of your Tasks, Orders, Listings, and Feedback, along with access to frequently used actions and selling tools • Orders– Take action on orders, including buying postage labels and uploading tracking. You can also review past orders and set up rules for managing returns • Listings– Create and manage listings, individually or in bulk. You can also manage listing templates...

What are Listings with variations? When you have similar items with different variations, you can group them under a single, fixed-price listing. This type of listing is for closely-related items that have their own, distinct variations. Thus, you can offer a buyer a particular product with different options such as size, color, width etc. to choose from. These are Listings with variations. Why do you need Listings with variations? Adding variations to your listings lets you use Item specifics to group closely related items under a single listing. For example, if you’re selling shoes, you can create a single listing with multiple variations for different sizes. Listings with variations make the search easier for the buyer and give you a structured way to differentiate between similar (but not identical) items in a multi-quantity, fixed-price listing. Most categories are set up for eBay listing variations. If this option is not available when you fill in the Sell Your Item form, it's possible that Listings with variations is not available for the selected category. Listings with variations vs Single item listings If you sell similar items that differ only by a few characteristics, rather than use single-item listings, it’s better to choose Listings with variations. They are more convenient from both a buyer and a seller perspective. They may also positively affect your sales due to the following reasons: • Listings with variations are more effective when a buyer looks for a...

Stay on top of your business – any actions you need to take are summarized in a concise overview, so that you can fulfill orders promptly and quickly respond to any buyer questions and requests. You’ll also get direct access to your seller dashboard with detailed reports to help you monitor your seller performance. • Create listings faster with a streamlined listing tool • Edit active listings and manage orders with robust search and sort capabilities • Relist similar and other items that you previously promoted • Download Orders Reports directly to your computer • Manage shipping, cancellations, and returns easily in one place • Get detailed traffic reports • Identify under-performing listings • Improve your listings using actionable insights • Send offers to interested buyers • Edit Best Offers in bulk • Edit your active listings • Create Volume Pricing promotions • Increase your listings visibility with Promoted Listings Stay on top of your business any actions you need to take are summarized in a concise overview, so that you can fulfill orders promptly and quickly respond to any buyer questions and requests. You’ll also get direct access to your seller dashboard with detailed reports to help you monitor your seller performance. • The overview tab is a snapshot view of what exactly is happening in your account and actions points that need your attention • You also have the option to customize this tab to your preference and the changes would be saved automatically • Al...

eBay sent an email to sellers on Wednesday with the subject line, “Welcome to the new selling experience.” Inside was information about the new “All Selling Page” that some sellers have been protesting recently as eBay rolls out the new “experience.” “Just got this email from eBay letting me know of the change in the My eBay Selling page and the link to click to switch between the old and new views,” said one of the readers who forwarded the email to EcommerceBytes. “Trouble is I was switched without warning a month ago and the links they mention no longer exist, there is NO way to go back to the old view.” Another reader who forwarded us the email said, “Why can’t eBay stop making changes without my permission???” Importantly, eBay said in the announcement that it was listening to seller feedback and listed some updates to the All Selling page – for example, “Show up to 200 items to match the classic All Selling page.” There has been some confusion about the new page, and in a Another seller on the thread However, all signs point to eBay at some point eliminating access to the classic views – the email to sellers started out, “As we modernize our marketplace, we’ve replaced the classic My eBay All Selling page with a new experience that will support you when eBay manages your payments, and improve your selling experience. Based on your feedback, we’ve started enhancing the page and some updates have already been released.” For those not yet moved to the new “experience,” ...

For more information on managing your eBay business, see our article on From the - opens in new window or tab in Seller Hub, you can track the money you earn on eBay from the moment the buyer's order is confirmed, to when eBay initiates your payout. In the Summary section, you'll find an overview of your payment information. For more detailed information, other sections include All transactions, Payouts and Reports. Tip We encourage all sellers to sign up for - opens in new window or tab. However, you can still view your transactions, update your payout schedule, change where you get paid, and download your monthly financial statement from - opens in new window or tab in My eBay. Information available in the Summary section In the Summary section, under Payments, you'll find an overview of your payoutinformation including your Available, On hold and Processing funds, recent transactions and payoutsettings. From the Summary section, you can: • Review your funds: See thestatus of your Available, On hold and Processing funds, includingyour last payout amount, and when your next payout is scheduled to be initiated • Change where or when you get paid: Update the checking account you receive payouts to, or switch between daily, weekly, biweekly, or monthlypayouts. If you’re on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly payout schedule, you’ll have the option to request your available funds at any time by selecting withdraw in the Payments tab. If you’re on a daily payout schedule, you alrea...

• Free to use There's no charge to use Seller Hub. You only pay for any subscriptions you may have, such as Stores, to access that functionality within Seller Hub. • Your current listings and orders All your listings - drafts, scheduled, active, unsold, ended – as well as your orders will appear in Seller Hub, so you can jump right in and continue business as usual. • Try Seller Hub risk free Give Seller Hub a try and if you find it’s not for you, you can switch back to the basic My eBay Selling at any time. • Increase your efficiency with advanced features Unlike the basic My eBay Selling, Seller Hub provides the ability to customize your Selling Overview and Active listings pages. You can also take actions in bulk such as leaving feedback for multiple orders at one time.

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Because you have MANAGED PAYMENTS you would click on PAYMENTS tab (in Seller Hub).Then click on REPORTS (right hand side of page). That will show a report of every transaction and fees you paid. However, the report is very difficult to read (about 30 columns wide and has lots of gibberish (transaction code#) that you don't need). Thanks for your posting! It APPARENTLY turns out that IF you are not yet activated (as I am....waiting since early July), your process isn't what eBay presents. But the good news (for me, who was looking for my missing fee information) is that right up to clicking on REPORTS, you can see another SLOWER process that presents you with the 'wonderful' opportunity to DOWN LOAD the POORLY FORMATTED EXCEL report. Bottom line....I got my data. Thanks again. Jim When clicking "payments" in Seller Hub, they are trying to get you into Manage Payments (if you are not in it yet), thus holding the information hostage. However, if you go to the upper left where it says "Hi (You Name)", the box opens up to Account Settings", click that, go to "see classic view" and then click "Fees" and they should show. eBay has a [bad] habit of hiding some FedEx transactions. Most show, some do not. I will join managed payments when I sell the rest of my Bullion. For some odd reason, we cannot sell bullion under managed payments.....yet. Hope they fix that in 2021. • Argentina • Australia • Austria • Belarus • Belgium • Bolivia • Brazil • Canada • Chile • China • Colombia • Co...