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Quick Add versus Quick Sale

Choose the correct photo-drafting or sale-day inventory tool without mixing their jobs.

OutcomeKnow whether to prepare public inventory or ring up a listed or unlisted sale-day item.

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Before you begin

Prerequisites

  • A seller account

At a glance

Chapters

  1. Quick Add creates drafts
  2. Quick Sale rings up the current customer
  3. Use the result check

Accessible written walkthrough

Transcript

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Quick Add creates drafts

Photo batch, sometimes described as Quick Add, takes mixed photos and proposes separate draft items. Use it before publishing inventory. Each created item uses one Credit, and every resulting draft still needs seller review.

Quick Sale rings up the current customer

Quick Sale is a sale-day cashier tool. Search or match existing inventory, or choose Unlisted Item when the object was never entered. The unlisted line stays off the public storefront. If you want a reusable inventory record afterward, explicitly create a private draft after checkout.

Use the result check

If your desired result is inventory to edit and publish before the sale, use Single item or Photo batch. If a customer is already buying, use Quick Sale—even for an unlisted item—and verify every line and payment state before completion.

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Choose an item workflow