Editing Listings

Go to the Cards page and switch to the DRAFTS tab. You'll see every draft you've staged, with title, planned price, and listing format.

Click the row to open the draft editor modal. From here you can edit:

• Title — eBay title (80-character limit).
• Description — rich-text editor (TipTap WYSIWYG); the same content that gets published to the eBay description.
• Price, listing format (fixed price vs auction), auction settings (start, reserve, Buy It Now, duration), Best Offer thresholds, Promoted Listings ad rate. The card's RocketVault Pricing suggestion sits right under the price field — click Apply to adopt it in one click.
• Shipping service and cost (or use your saved price-threshold rule).
• Business policies (fulfillment, payment, return).

Changes here only affect this draft. Save them and publish when you're ready.

When the card has a Storage Location, RocketVault includes it in generated descriptions by default. This makes the location visible in the listing record and packing workflow without consuming eBay's 80-character title limit. You can exclude the detail under Settings → Selling defaults → Listing, or add {inventory_location} to a custom title template when the code must appear in the title.

Open Activity in the draft or card detail view to see the listing history. Choose Restore this draft to bring back the title, description, price, quantity, category, and listing choices from that point. Restore is available for drafts only; it never overwrites a live listing.

When you're happy with the draft, select it (or several drafts together) and use the bulk-publish action in the pinned toolbar. RocketVault shows cards that need attention, lot conflicts, and shipping choices before you confirm. A progress window updates as each listing reaches eBay.

Go to the Cards page → ACTIVE tab. Every live eBay listing is in the table. Use the search bar or filters to narrow down.

Open the listing or card detail page and choose Edit & push to eBay. The same editor used for drafts opens with the current live details. Saving updates the listing on eBay while preserving its item ID, watchers, view counter, and sold-feedback links.

Every field on the listing is editable from one place:

• Title — eBay title (80-character limit).
• Description — a visual editor; older table-based descriptions still display correctly while you edit.
• Price and quantity (for fixed-price listings). The card's RocketVault Pricing suggestion shows under the price field with a one-click Apply button, so repricing to market takes one click.
• Card details — fix the parallel (for example, change "Base" to "Silver Prizm"), insert name, serial number, year, brand, or set. RocketVault updates the eBay title and item details from your correction so the listing can show up under the right searches.
• Best Offer — turn it on or off, and set auto-accept / auto-decline thresholds.
• Shipping policy, Payment policy, and Return policy — override the listing's policy with any policy you have configured on eBay. Leave empty to fall back to your account default.
• Promoted Listings — turn promotion on or off, or change the ad rate. Both directions are handled in-app: enabling adds the listing to your RocketVault campaign; disabling removes it. Promotion failures are surfaced as warnings so they never block a description or price change from going through.

Click Save & push to eBay. RocketVault checks the title, description, and listing format, then sends the changes to eBay. The confirmation names the fields that changed, and any Promoted Listings warning appears beside it. Changes typically appear on eBay within a few minutes.

For imported listings, RocketVault preserves the specific eBay item you opened, including when the same seller SKU is used on another listing. If eBay cannot accept an edit to that item, RocketVault reports the failure instead of changing a different listing.