Capture details

Back returns you to All Captures. The arrows step to the previous or next Capture in the list you came from, in the same order and with the same filters.

Shows once eBay has confirmed the item is ready to list in its category, with all the required information present. If eBay finds a problem, Superlister corrects it where it can and checks again. Hover for details, or click to read what Verified means.

Your reference for the item. Click it to copy it.

Your team’s custom fields can sit next to the SKU, so they’re always in view. Use Fields to choose which ones show. Your choice is remembered in this browser.

The title, category, condition, description and item specifics Superlister wrote. Above the title you can see when the item was captured and who captured it.

Change the title, category, condition, description, item specifics and photos in place, then choose Save changes. Drag photos to change their order.

Every version of the listing, from the one Superlister first wrote to your latest edit. Preview an earlier version and restore it if you prefer it. Your other versions stay in History.

The switch beside Description shows it with its formatting applied, such as headings and bullet points, instead of as plain text. It only changes how the description is shown here.

The custom fields recorded for this item, whether you filled them in when you captured it or a Field Automation set them from the SKU.

The listing’s photos in order, with the main image first. Click a photo to enlarge it.

Until the listing is finished, each part fills in as it’s ready: the title, category, condition, description and item specifics. If Superlister has a question, the page shows Awaiting input with a View questions button, and the listing carries on once you answer.

Configure how this item will be listed. The listing preview stays on the right while you work, and Save appears at the bottom as soon as you change something.

The eBay business policies for this item. Fulfillment sets delivery services, costs and handling time, Returns sets whether and how returns are accepted, and Payment sets the payment requirements. Dispatch from, above them, is where the item ships from.

Auction or Fixed Price. An auction takes a Starting price and a Duration of 1 to 10 days. A fixed price listing takes a Price and can accept Best offer.

When the listing goes live once it’s scheduled. Daily lists it at the Time you set, Weekly at the next of your weekly slots, and Specific Date at an exact date and time.

The listing’s QC status. Approve passes it for submission to eBay. Reject sends it back with a note telling your team what needs to change. QC auto-scheduling, just above, chooses whether this item is scheduled automatically once it’s approved.

Evaluate item produces an auction estimate based on your item and market evidence: the Estimated sale value, the Expected range, a Suggested start price and how confident the estimate is, followed by the comparable items behind it. Run again for a fresh estimate.

Emails a PDF of the listing, with its photos, to up to 20 people. Tick Include evaluation report to attach the evaluation too. You receive a BCC copy.

Sends the listing to eBay. If it hasn’t passed QC, you’re asked to approve it first. Then choose the Mode (Auction or Fixed price), the Start price, and whether it goes live Immediately or at a specific date and time. These settings are saved to the Capture.

Once eBay accepts the listing it goes live, or is scheduled for the time you chose, and the Capture shows as Listed. View on eBay opens the live listing.