marketplace manager

[plantsforshade]

"A big opportunity exists with Amazon, eBay to build and expand businesses, but it's critical not to be trapped in a way that reduces the longer term value of your business. Many merchants in addition to selling on marketplaces have their own ecommerce web site for the benefit that having multiple channels brings. The challenge if often associated with managing stock and processing orders when they are coming from multiple places. SellerDeck provides a solution to complement their ecommerce platform called Marketplace Manager for this very purpose to synchronize stock and process order in one central location"

The above is a quote from Chris Barling in a recent blog post on the Sellerdeck web site, does anyone know anything about the so called Marketplace Manager? Or has he reused an article from the Actinic online site and not changed it (I couldn't find it on the Actinic site) ?

Nigel

[fergusw]

Reused, I presume.
http://www.actinic.co.uk/ecommerce-f...e-manager.html

Find and replace from Actinic to SellerDeck may be the cause.

[plantsforshade]

Pity if it is just a mistake as it would be a very useful addition. Here is the link to the full article

http://www.sellerdeck.co.uk/index.ph...ay-and-amazon1

Nigel

[Duncan Rounding]

OSOP can also merge your sales channels: http://www.1stoporders.co.uk

[plantsforshade]

OSOP can also merge your sales channels: http://www.1stoporders.co.uk

We use onestop to export orders to our couriers software and to print order labels and it is very good for that, but for order processing we prefer in the sellerdeck back end.

Nigel

[Mike Hughes]

If it's getting orders into Actinic that you want then the codepath plugin might do what you want.

http://www.codepath.co.uk/actinic-pl...der-import.htm

Mike

[Harts Of Stur]

Can someone from Sellerdeck comment on http://www.sellerdeck.co.uk/index.ph...ay-and-amazon1 as it is on the Sellerdeck site??