SellerHint for Mac
Setup, catalog, product details, orders, marketing, schedule, inventory, messages and settings.
Documentation
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Setup, catalog, product details, orders, marketing, schedule, inventory, messages and settings.
Documentation for the separate browser-based product. Only confirmed functionality is documented.
These guides apply to both SellerHint for Mac and SellerHint Web. For installation, account, billing and storage instructions specific to your product, use the product choices above.
SellerHint is operational software for eBay sellers. This article explains what it does, what it deliberately does not do, and how the two products differ.
How to decide which product fits your setup, and what each one currently offers.
Where each product is in its release cycle and what that means for you.
The five ideas that explain most of the product: product records, store scope, local save, remote update and marketplace identity.
Why SellerHint separates your product information from the listing that exists on eBay.
Definitions for the terms used throughout the product and documentation.
Which eBay marketplaces SellerHint supports.
An honest list of what SellerHint does not do today.
Authorise the eBay account you want to manage.
Understand the approval screen before connecting.
Keep each eBay account in its own store context.
Check which seller account and marketplace an action belongs to.
Restore access to an existing store.
Remove a connection after reviewing its local data choices.
Withdraw marketplace authorisation from your eBay account.
Understand what is retained and what stops updating.
Distinguish eBay account closure from SellerHint data requests.
Keep each store’s values and marketplace history separate.
Review return requests and Item Not Received cases, message buyers, accept returns and issue refunds — and know which actions still belong on eBay.
Review the case before confirming a response.
Continue unsupported case work on eBay.
Exactly what is and is not shared between the two products.
Use buyer details only for the relevant order or case.
Review retention according to the product and data type.
Distinguish local records from hosted services.
Approve marketplace access without sharing your password.
Know when work passes through hosted services.
Check store context before viewing or sharing information.
Handle customer information within its selling purpose.
Review support information before sharing it.
Request a copy of relevant personal information.
Separate account removal from other product actions.
Report a security concern without exposing live secrets.
Tell us which product and information your request concerns.
How to give support what it needs without sending buyer information it does not need.
Check the selected account before reconnecting.
Restore authorisation for the existing seller account.
Send enough context to investigate the problem.
Check a suspected outage without assuming its cause.