More than a listing draft.
Give the physical part a useful record. Carry its photos, donor context and condition into the listing you review — and keep working after it goes live.
Different parts.
One connected workflow.
Start with the part.
Keep the context.
Used parts are individual items. The donor, the label and the condition tell a story that a generic product title cannot.
Explore donors & inventory- Donor vehicles
- Enter vehicle details once and keep the related parts together.
- Part photos & notes
- Capture the markings, connectors and actual condition of each item.
- Custom label / SKU
- Use the identifier that connects the listing to your physical stock.
Understand the suggestion.
Make the decision.
Review identification sources and compatibility candidates. Edit the title, condition, description, price and selling details before publication.
What to check before publishingDoor mirror · draft review
Illustrative review, not a real identification
Check the complete part number against the label.
- Donor context
- A starting point for research. Not proof of compatibility.
- Fitment candidates
- Accept or ignore the suggested matches after checking.
- Seller decision
- Your team chooses what to publish to eBay.
Preparation can be shared.
Publishing stays controlled.
Assign access within your store. Editors can prepare listings while owners and admins hold the publication permission.
Read about access & controlStore roles
| Role | Prepare | Publish |
|---|---|---|
| Owner / Admin | Yes | Yes |
| Editor | Yes | No |
| Viewer | View only | No |
Role permissions describe store access. Ask us about seats and plan availability.
Try it with your own parts.
Start with one donor, a few parts and a draft you can review.