🧭 Overview
Before creating any batch in AccelerList, it’s important to first set up your Listing Settings under Settings → Listing.
These settings act as your default configuration for every new batch you create. Once a batch is created, any changes made inside that batch will not apply globally.
👉 This means your listing settings must be correct before you start listing items
⚙️ What Listing Settings Control
Your default listing settings define key details such as:
Default condition (e.g., New, Used)
Pricing behavior and min/max price limits
Buy cost requirements
Quantity defaults
MSKU behavior when relisting
Rapid scanning and workflow toggles
Auto-routing to eBay for restricted items
These settings directly affect how your listings are created and processed.
🚨 Why This Matters
1. Prevents Errors in Your Listings
Incorrect defaults (like wrong condition or pricing rules) can lead to:
Mispriced items
Incorrect item conditions
Missing required fields
Fixing these later can be time-consuming, especially in large batches.
2. Ensures Consistency Across Batches
When your settings are properly configured:
All batches follow the same structure
Your workflow becomes more predictable
Your team (or employees) can follow a standard process
3. Saves Time During Listing
With the right defaults in place:
You don’t need to manually adjust settings per item
Batch creation becomes faster
Less back-and-forth corrections
4. Avoids Rework
Changes made inside a batch only apply to that batch.
👉 If your global settings are wrong:
You may need to redo entire batches
Relist items or manually edit listings
5. Improves Workflow Automation
Features like:
Rapid scanning
Auto-routing to eBay
MSKU creation rules
…depend on your listing settings being properly configured beforehand.
✅ Best Practice
Before creating your first (or next) batch:
Go to Settings → Listing
Review all default values
Adjust based on your workflow
Save your changes
👉 Treat this as your setup step before listing
🔑 Key Takeaway
Your Listing Settings are the foundation of your listing workflow. Setting them up correctly before creating a batch helps you avoid errors, save time, and maintain consistency across all your listings.