Adding Items

Learn how to add products to your inventory or list them for sale.

Adding Items

Clicking the "Add Item" button opens the Item Addition Window, where you first select the items you want to add. You can do this:

Once your items are added, pick the ones you want to work with and decide what to do next.

  • Only Inventory: Stores the item in your virtual warehouse without listing it.

  • Inventory + Listing: Adds the item to your stock and lists it on platforms, automatically linking them.

  • Quick List: Creates listings without adding them to inventory. You can link them later, as explained here.

Listing Mode

There are two types of listing:

  • Resale

  • Consign

The sites that work with Consign are StockX (Flex) and Alias.

Extra Options

  • Create Bricker Mode Tasks: If the items include a minimum payout, the tool will automatically generate these for you.

  • Create WTN Actions: After listing, the tool will search for items on the WTN Consignment site and create sniping tasks for those uploaded listings.

Saved Item Sets (Snapshots)

Quickly save and reuse the current selection of items in the Item Addition Window.

  • Save Current: Stores the current set with an auto-generated name (you can rename it later).

  • Load: Restores a saved set back into the working list.

  • Rename / Delete: Manage your saved sets directly from the list.

Use snapshots to experiment with different listing strategies or keep a “ready-to-list” set you frequently reuse.

Saved sets are persisted in your database backup. They include the items in the set, their quantities and options, and are restored across sessions. A dedicated barcode buffer is also saved and restored so you don’t lose recently scanned items.

More Actions

The item list contains a menu. You can do the next:

  • Edit and remove the selected items.

  • Clipboard Operations

  • Export the selected items.

  • Compare: Outputs the anomalies compared to your inventory or listings, helping to determine if you have more or fewer pairs than you should.

  • Open in Price Comparator: Opens the selected item in the Price Comparator to analyze prices, payouts, and recent sales.

  • Select Items: With the various options, you can select either the matching or non-matching items, which can help you choose items to remove if needed, for example.

  • Create Tasks for Matching Listings: After importing your CSV (which must include at least the lowest payout variable), you can trigger the creation of the bricker tasks for the matching listings found in your accounts (you need to load the listings beforehand).

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