Ebay

将 Ebay 与 Monstock 连接可优化您的在线商店和订单管理：同步产品目录、库存水平和订单，并实时更新订单状态。因此，您可以从头至尾控制订单，提高客户满意度。

The connector between Monstock and eBay offers complete, automated integration for businesses looking to simplify and improve the reliability of their online sales management. By connecting these two solutions, users benefit from seamless synchronisation of their sales, product, stock and order data, enabling them to optimise their supply chain and e-commerce performance.

This integration eliminates double entries and manual handling, which are often sources of errors. Products, variants, equipment, prices, photos, stock levels and orders are automatically updated between Monstock and eBay, ensuring consistency of information across all sales channels. When a product is added or modified in Monstock, it is instantly synchronised on eBay with its characteristics, visuals and updated price.

The connector also ensures real-time stock updates. Each sale recorded on eBay automatically adjusts stock levels in Monstock, avoiding the risk of stock shortages or overselling. Conversely, receipts or inventory adjustments made in Monstock are immediately reflected on eBay, ensuring up-to-date visibility for buyers.

Customer orders placed on eBay are automatically imported into Monstock, along with all the information needed to process them: item details, quantities, prices and customer contact details. Teams can then process, ship and track orders from a single interface, while maintaining complete traceability of operations.

Finally, synchronisation of order statuses enables seamless tracking between platforms, informing customers in real time about the various stages of preparation and delivery.

Strategically, this integration represents a real lever for efficiency. By centralising sales, inventory and product management, businesses gain in productivity, reliability and responsiveness. The Monstock–eBay connector thus supports unified, agile and efficient supply chain management, while contributing to a better customer experience and sustainable growth in online sales.

The integration diagram between Monstock and eBay highlights a set of bidirectional data flows, ensuring consistency and automatic updating of information between the two solutions. These flows cover the entire process, from product creation to order tracking.

Flow from Monstock to eBay

From Monstock, several key pieces of data are automatically sent to eBay:

• Products, variants and equipment: product sheets created or modified in Monstock, along with their variations and characteristics, are sent to eBay. This ensures that the marketplace catalogue is always up to date.
• Photos: product images are synchronised to ensure consistent and compliant presentation on eBay.
• Selling price: the prices set in Monstock are shared with eBay, allowing you to adjust prices centrally.
• Stock levels: any change in stock in Monstock (sales, receipts, adjustments) is immediately communicated to eBay, ensuring real-time product availability.

eBay feed to Monstock

In return, information from sales made on eBay is automatically integrated into Monstock:

• Customer orders: every order confirmed on eBay is imported into Monstock, along with details of the items, prices and quantities.
• Customer contacts: buyer contact details are also synchronised to facilitate processing and follow-up.
• Order status: as orders progress (preparation, dispatch, delivery), eBay sends the corresponding updates to Monstock for smooth and accurate tracking.

Synchronisation and automation

Integration is based on continuous, automated synchronisation, triggered with every update or transaction. No manual action is required: every creation, modification or sale generates an instant exchange of data between Monstock and eBay.

This seamless communication ensures reliable information, catalogue consistency and better control over operations. By combining the management power of Monstock with the commercial reach of eBay, businesses can efficiently manage their e-commerce activities while optimising their operational performance and customer experience.