The configuration works for orders when managing eBay orders from Shopify.
Using Default settings to set up configuration implies the setting will be used for all the eBay accounts connected to the application. Meanwhile, you can also set up the Order configuration for each account at an individual level.
Note: By default, the App assigns a Default setting (when managing an order from eBay to Shopify) for all the accounts connected to the Application.
Switch to NO to stop managing eBay orders from Shopify Store. Once disabled, the app won’t import any order from eBay to the app and you’ll have to fulfill orders received on eBay using the required eBay seller account itself.
Note: Order management through the App will stop for your selected eBay accounts once you disable it. Disabling the setting under Default account selection will STOP ORDER MANAGEMENT FOR ALL CONNECTED eBay ACCOUNTS!!
The “eBay Collected Tax” toggle allows you to enable the option to include taxes collected by eBay for your products. When enabled, the invoice will provide a price breakup by including separately any taxes collected by eBay for your products when calculating the final price.
This feature ensures that you are accurately tracking and accounting for all taxes collected by eBay for your products. It also ensures that the seller maintains transparency and charges the correct tax to the buyers, and complies with the tax laws of the country they are selling on.
Note: If enabled, you can not enable the include Tax option.
The “Include Tax” toggle allows you to add VAT on eBay product prices. Enabling the option will add a tax amount on the product’s price on eBay when creating on the Shopify store.
This feature helps you to charge the correct tax to your customers and comply with the tax laws of the country you are selling in. By enabling this feature, you can ensure that you accurately track and account for all taxes and avoid penalties or fines for non-compliance.
Working Example: Suppose you have listed a product for $90 on eBay. According to the tax laws, you must levy a 10% tax. When the order gets placed on eBay, the app will create the $90 order on the Shopify store after adding a 10% tax. Hence, making the final price of the product $99.
Note: You can not use the enable eBay collected tax option if enabled.
The VAT Details toggle allows you to enable the option to include VAT details through a price breakup of the final cost for the product charged on eBay when creating the order on Shopify.
This feature helps you to share the amount paid in the form of tax by your customers and comply with the tax laws of the country you are selling in.
Working Example: Suppose you have listed a product for $99 on eBay. When the order gets placed, the app will create it on Shopify by breaking up the total price. The price breakup will include the total cost of the product, $99, broken up into the price of the product, $90, and a 10% VAT levied on it, $9.
Note: You can only get the VAT details from orders if it has been added to the product on eBay.
The inventory behavior customizes how you manage the inventory once an order gets created on Shopify. There are three options that can be chosen to apply a condition for the product inventory on Shopify.
Enabling the option lets you allow to sync orders received on eBay to Shopify even when the product is not available on Shopify. Disable to stop syncing eBay orders to Shopify when a product is unavailable on Shopify.
Customize an Order Note that will get synced to Shopify once you receive an order on eBay.
Add Order tags to orders received on eBay when syncing them to Shopify. For instance, tags can be used to specify the orders that came through eBay by assigning the eBay Order ID or letting Shopify assign a default value to it. You also get to set a custom value to the order tag as well.
The option lets you customize a name to the orders that get imported from eBay when creating them on Shopify by selecting from either of the options of Default Order Name and eBay Order ID.
The “Use eBay Customer Details” allows you to enable the option to use eBay customer details for order creation on Shopify. You may select either of the three options to use customer details.
Note: When using the Buyer’s email ID to create orders on Shopify, Shopify will send an order confirmation mail. Using either option below is recommended if you want to avoid sending order confirmation emails from Shopify.
The Sync Shipment setting allows you to control how shipment details are synced from Shopify to eBay. You can change these settings by going to the "Orders settings" in the Settings section. if you don't want to manage shipment from the app then you can disable this setting.
If the "Sync Tracking Details" checkbox is enabled, the app will sync and update the shipment status and sync the tracking details to eBay.
If an order doesn’t have tracking details, you won’t be able to sync the shipment status to the app and eBay.
Mapping of Shipping Carrier:
When Sync Shipment is enabled, you can map shipping carriers between Shopify and eBay.
For example: If the order fulfillment carrier on Shopify is FedEx and on eBay, it is named as FedEx shipment, the app will map the Shopify carrier with the eBay carrier. The system will automatically match the shipping service you selected on Shopify (FedEx) with the way it's shown on eBay ("FedEx shipment"). This ensures consistency for you and your buyer.
If an order is marked as fulfilled without shipment details, it will be shown as shipped in the app and on eBay, but you’ll need to manually enter shipment details directly on eBay or update them again in Shopify to sync to eBay.
The setting when enabled lets you map the order cancellation reason for orders on eBay with the orders on Shopify. You can select from the given list of reasons and map it as per requirement.
Note: Make sure you map the proper reasons for eBay order cancellation with Shopify to avoid a wrong message from getting sent to the buyer.