The admin can configure the various options from the backend. Some of the following options that the admin can change are:

• The admin can set the eBay global site.
• The admin can also enter the various authentication details of the account like - ( User Id, Authentication Token, Developer Token, Application Id, Certification Id).
• The admin can select the events for auto updation on the eBay store.
• The admin can set the updation based on the inventory only or order creation for the item sold the event.
• The admin can select mode as a sandbox or production mode.
• The admin can import the categories from the eBay.

The admin can add multiple accounts of eBay with this help of this module. The admin can also configure some of the following settings as mentioned below

• The admin can add/edit or delete the account.
• The admin will be able to set the details of the eBay account like the store name, Attribute set id, Global site, and Postal Code.
• Admin can authorize the eBay account.
• The account-based import can be set either to import all products or to import mapped categories of products only.
• The admin can map the products for each eBay account.
• The admin can change the category of imported products.
• The admin can import the simple and configurable products from eBay account.
• The admin can configure the cron for the auto synchronization of the orders.
• The admin can export simple, configurable, bundle, and grouped products.

The admin can create different listing templates for the eBay. Some of the following options that are available for the listing templates are:

• The admin can map the product’s attributes in the templates.
• The admin can set custom content for the templates.
• The admin can select the product types that are supported in the eBay listing.
• The admin can configure the duration of the listing of the products.
• The admin can configure the shipping details like cost, priority, min & max time.
• The admin can set the return details for the exported products like the return time, policy, pay by, and other information as well.

In this module, the seller can register their eBay account and can edit the following information as well.

• The seller will be able to authenticate their eBay account.
• The seller can select the eBay Marketplace in which they want to sell their products.
• The seller will be able to add the listing configuration for their products.
• The seller can set the shipping details like the shipping method, shipping cost, additional cost, server priority, and delivery time range.
• The seller will be able to add the returns for their products.
• The seller can also add the Return Policy, Return duration, and other information as well.

Using Magento 2 Marketplace eBay Connector module, the seller can import their eBay products from seller account and synchronize the product using eBay connector.

• The sellers can import products from their eBay seller account.
• The seller can synchronize the products.
• For all the synced products, the inventory gets updated when you purchase the products in either of the stores.
• Admin can export product information like name, image, SKU, price, and quantity.
• The seller will also be able to export the products to eBay.
• Seller/admin can import product information like base image, name, SKU, price, and quantity.
• The module does support simple products with custom options.
• The seller can import the orders from the eBay by configuring the start and the end date.

The admin and seller can sync the products from the eBay store to your Magento 2 Marketplace store.

• While managing the admin configurations, the admin needs to select the eBay Inventory Source.
• From this selected source from which eBay’s account inventory will get synced.
• For providing the admin with multiple sources and choices, the MSI feature can help.
• The admin can create multiple sources from the inventory section.
• The created list of sources will be visible to the admin under the configuration while selecting the sources.

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