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The ability to bulk delist many or all cards from a specific connected marketplace, while ensuring the listings stay active on other connected marketplaces. Original Post: I need a feature to bulk remove all my eBay listings in CDP. Currently, I can only remove listings individually, which is time-consuming. It would be beneficial to have an option to select and remove multiple eBay listings at once, while keeping them on other platforms like Collx and Whatnot.

I have another observation of the mark as sold on the ebay side, i'm seeing a lot right now because i sold a large lot off-line last night, so i'm spending a lot of time using the feature to update my inventory this morning. I noticed the action that occurs on the ebay side when you mark a card as sold is that it moves the card to Inactive in ebay, with a status of "Unsold", which I get because it was unsold from ebays perspective. In ebay it still shows an an Available quantity of "1" in ebay. I know, buyers in ebay can't see the listing anymore, but I wonder if it makes sense to update quantity to "0" if possible in ebay when marking as sold in CDP, or is there some unintended consequence by doing that? I feel like leaving the quantity at 1, leaves a chance to accidentally re-list a card within ebay.

When inventory sells on Shopify, CDP does not reliably update, deactivate, or remove the corresponding SKU. This forces manual reconciliation, which defeats one of the core benefits of using an automation tool. Platforms like eBay and other marketplaces sync correctly, but Shopify remains disconnected from the actual inventory status. This gap creates overselling risk and increases workload.

I have too many listings in my Collx store and need a way to delist inventory in batches or by location without permanently deleting the items. Currently, I can only deselect them one by one, and there's no 'select all' option in the Collx app. It would be helpful to have a feature that allows delisting multiple items at once without deleting them.

Overall reliability of cards being delisted from EBay when sold on CollX has been non existent for me. I have to double check both active and scheduled listings every time I sell something on CollX.