Marketplaces
eBay listings, orders and payouts in one restock plan.
Yes. Connect your eBay seller account and your listings, orders, payouts and fees flow into one restock plan, reconciled every day, with 90 days of order history from the moment you connect. Skuvelo reads from eBay and never changes your listings, quantities or fulfillments.
eBay
LiveConnect your seller account. Listings, orders, payouts and fees flow into your plan and reconcile every day.
What to expect before you connect
Availability reviewed October 2, 2026
- Brings in
- Listings, orders, payouts, fees, and shipment-related sales context.
- Sends back
- Nothing — the connection is read-only.
- Update cadence
- Daily reconciliation plus ongoing processing; first order pull is limited to eBay’s 90-day window.
- Before you connect
- An eBay seller account and secure connection approval.
- First useful outcome
- See eBay demand and payout context in the same planning picture as other channels.
- Important limit
- No listing, quantity, or fulfillment changes; return objects are not customer returns.
The problem
eBay shows listings and sold items. The restock still has to sit in the same plan as the rest of the business.
What it does
Imports your listings, orders, payouts and fees, reconciles them every day, and starts you with 90 days of order history, the full window eBay allows.
What it does not
Skuvelo reads from eBay and never changes your listings, quantities or fulfillments. eBay returns are not imported as customer returns, and buyer names and addresses are discarded as each order is read.
In your restock plan
With up to 90 days of eBay orders in from the first day, the forecast starts from real demand rather than a blank page. Skuvelo shows that forecast as a range with its assumptions, recommends how much to reorder and when, and puts each purchase in the cash plan on the dates your supplier’s payment terms set, beside your other channels.
See the plan before connecting anything.
The sample workspace uses realistic data and makes no external changes.