Purpose
The Multi-Source Pricing feature lets you pull prices from multiple platforms in one place. Use this to compare values, fine-tune margins, and stay competitive across markets.
Video Walkthrough
See it in action: Watch our 2-minute video on setting up Multi-Source Pricing.
Steps
1. Enable Multi-Source Sync
Go to Settings > Price Editor.
Turn on Price Sync by selecting Yes, Enable in the pop-up.
Choose your first source (e.g., Buyback.com and atlasmobileco.com) and add more (up to 5) as needed.
2. Map Conditions Manually
With multiple sources, Auto Mapping is disabled.
For each condition (e.g., Broken, Like New), pick the source to pull prices from.
You can mix sources—for example, pull Broken from one site and Like New from another.
3. Adjust Prices (Optional)
Before saving, apply adjustments to control your margins:
Markup – Increase prices by a fixed amount or percentage.
Markdown – Decrease prices by a fixed amount or percentage.
4. Finalize & Review
Click Apply to save your setup.
Expand a brand and open a model to confirm that condition-level pricing is synced from your selected sources.
Examples/Scenarios
You want to stay competitive for "Like New" items, so you sync those from the lowest-market source while syncing "Broken" from a higher-paying source.
If one source is missing data, you can rely on others to keep pricing active.
Tips & Notes
All sources are treated equally, so you can’t set one as a priority.
You can add up to five sources per item or brand.
The more sources you use, the better your pricing insights and competitiveness.