List non-sport cards on eBay with the eBay connector

In that particular example we will do the process for non sports like Star Wars. It's the same process for any other type of cards.

In fact you can create your own categories!

• Manage autocomplete lists for your categories
• eBay: Map your virtual category to ANY ebay category
• eBay: Choose the accent color for the description template
• eBay: Map and rename Kronocard fields for other uses on eBay

Ok, let's do an example. Let's list Star Wars cards on eBay:

Step one – Create a Virtual Category in Kronocard

From Kronocard access the Categories Manager in the settings tools screen:

Click on button “Manage categories”

1. Select “Movies-TV” category in left column. Make sure its checkbox is active.
2. Click button “Create a virtual category for Movies-TV”

We enter Star Wars as our category name then we click the “Ok” button to customize our new virtual category:

• The minimum required is to enter a “Location Code”. If you click on the [?] at its right, you will have a nice explanation about the use of that code but for the moment we will simply see it as an abbreviation of Star Wars.
• Make sure that the field eBay Category code for single item is: 183050
  In my example it is 672 but it's really 183050
• I chose a green color as the description accent color just because it’s Yoda’s lightsaber color :)

Now on the right you have a section called Item Condition. This part is not too much user friendly from eBay. Each type of items on eBay have their own conditions.

All condition level for trading cards now are 3000 for the three values because of eBay new changes.

3000 = UsedAn item that has been used  previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully  operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or  store return that has been used. Most categories support this condition (as long as condition is an applicable concept).Before closing this window, I will make one change in the text mappings. As you know Kronocard origins are in sports cards: when I scroll down the texts mappings grid, there is a text named “Sport”. I simply rename it to “Category” as Star Wars is not a Sport.

That’s it. I can close the window and Kronocard is now ready accept Star Wars cards and will be able to list them on eBay.

Step three – Scan Star Wars Cards

Open Kronoscan: you can select your new Star Wars category and scan.

Step four – List on eBay

Document your cards, set a price (remember: Kronocard will automatically raise the price to meet the minimum eBay price) and change the status to “EBF”.

(here is the list of supported categories for AI auto documentation: AI Complete Coverage of Trading Card Sets - Kronozio)

Click “Save and Close” button.

If it is the first time you add cards to a new category, then you should do a test first: click on the “Check” button in upper right corner do to a simulation with eBay. If everything is right simply click “List/Modify Cards on eBay” button.

Here is the result for one of ours cards in our store on eBay:

And of course, all our Star Wars cards can be found in our store on kronozio.com