Feedback

I would like to have the option to use stock images for the back of the cards. When I upload front scans, it would be beneficial to use database scans for the back, instead of having to upload back photos myself.

I need the ability to upload more than two pictures per listing. This would help me better showcase my products and avoid the hassle of managing photos through other platforms.

I want to scan a batch of cards and specify the quantity for each card, such as scanning one card and setting its quantity to 25. This feature would streamline the process of managing large collections by allowing me to input quantities directly during the scanning process.

I would like to process items in the batch in the order they are uploaded. Currently, the order of items in the batch does not match the upload order, which affects my workflow. It would be beneficial to have the option to process items in the sequence they were uploaded to ensure consistency and efficiency.

Please add to comments. Is the request primarily for Upload, ID, List, or all three?

Multiple users report that when a batch is created and cards are added via Magic Scan that there were significant delays in ID performance. For normal sized batches (less than 100 cards) the cards show a spinning blue circle for an extended period of time (45m, 1hr, or more, ...). Delays may have been correlated with higher user activity. Some users experienced across many batches across many hours.

The requirement for adding leading zeroes to filenames for correct pairing is not documented, leading to user confusion and errors. It would be beneficial to clearly document this requirement in the upload instructions to prevent users from losing scan credits due to unforeseen pairing errors.

The current system sorts filenames lexicographically, causing issues when filenames are numbered sequentially without leading zeroes. This results in incorrect pairing of images, such as pairing 1 with 10 instead of 2. It would be beneficial if the system could sort filenames numerically to prevent such errors and improve user experience.