Bring Your eBay Orders In Automatically

Orders arrive on their own. When you need a specific stretch of history, you fetch it yourself.

Linking an eBay account starts the import, and new orders come down as they are placed. Everything lands on the Sales page, ready to pick, combine, invoice and track.

• It runs by itself. Link an account and orders import; new ones follow as they arrive. There is nothing to remember.

• Re-run any date range. Choose a start and end date and fetch that period again — useful after a spell offline, or when you have just added a marketplace.

• It does not tie up the application. An import is queued and you carry on working. eBay returns big results a page at a time and each page is recorded, so you can watch the progress rather than wonder.

• You are told when it finishes. An email on completion, which you can switch off in Preferences if you would rather not have it.

• Nothing you have already done is undone. Dispatch and payment you recorded through WonderLister are sent up to eBay, so re-importing brings your own updates back down unchanged.

One limit worth knowing: eBay does not keep order history available through its API indefinitely, so a range reaching far into the past returns what eBay still holds and no more.

Plus, manage eBay listings across multiple accounts and global sites effortlessly with a single login.