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eBay logistics
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Integration with eBay
Outsource the entire FBY logistics process and manage it in a few simple clicks. Submit your goods and authorize shipment. We guarantee you a smooth efficient integration.
Outsource the logistics of your eBay eCommerce to YOCABE'
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Fast and secure connection
Direct API Connection
One-click import of your inventory
No setup cost
Ready in 48 hours
Automatic order management
Checking stock availability
Instant fulfillment start for confirmed orders
No manual activity
Zero email and zero excel files needed
Tracking of shipments and returns
Automatic sending of tracking codes
Returns Management
Real-time order status check
Daily monitoring of logistics costs
"Having strengthened our digital presence with a multi-channel online sales strategy on marketplaces, today we are taking it a step further by integrating the new FBY - Fulfillment by YOCABÈ platform. Thanks to Yocabé's know-how, technology and logistics infrastructure, we can now manage the entire fulfillment process even more efficiently: from order collection and inventory management to shipping and returns. This is a strategic investment for O bag, allowing us to offer an even smoother and faster shopping experience to our customers. "
Michele Zanella
CEO and Co-Founder of Obag
"In the apparel industry, attention to detail is crucial. The speed of shipping and the availability and care of customer service are crucial elements that make us extremely satisfied to have FBY as our logistics partner. "
Andrea Rapetti
CEO and Co-Founder of Gassa D'Amante
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FBY supports your e-commerce growth smartly and quickly. Connect your online store with our eBay integration
Whether your purchase is new or used, fashionable or one-of-a-kind, it’s probably for sale on eBay. The marketplace offers sellers the platform, solutions and support they need to grow their businesses and increase their business.
Automate order fulfillment for your Ebay store with FBY.
Learn about eBay integration
By integrating eBay with FBY you can sell on the online marketplace, store and ship your products with a single logistics solution. In this way, inventory levels are synchronized, preventing possible out-of-stocks. The fulfillment process is simplified, reducing difficulties and bottlenecks.
How to connect your eBay account with FBY?
Connect your eBay store
The ready-to-use eBay interface enables quick integration with FBY’s system and makes it possible to import relevant data in minutes. Direct transfer of order data to our logistics warehouses makes it possible to automate the order fulfillment process.
Import your products: FBY will take care of the storage
You can send products to our logistics centers, which feature state-of-the-art storage systems and modern pallet spaces. What’s more, our intuitive dashboard allows you to manage your order deliveries with simple clicks.
Dividing your inventory among the various e-commerce fulfillment centers according to your needs streamlines and simplifies the order fulfillment process.
Fulfillment fast and efficient
Once you have entered your inventory into our system and placed your orders on eBay, they are automatically transmitted to FBY. In this way, you can quickly proceed with processing the order and sending it to the customer according to fairly short timelines, sometimes even the same day the purchase was made.
Outsource the entire logistics process to FBY and manage it in a few simple clicks. Send your goods without any difficulty and authorize the shipment of goods to the warehouse. We guarantee smooth integration with your eBay store: fulfillment-ready shipments, real-time updates and tracking, statistics and reports processing, reduced delivery time and shipping costs.
Choose eBay
eBay is a multinational marketplace that provides B2C and C2C online sales services. To date, it stands as a major competitor in the marketplace landscape, present in almost all over the world.
eBay’s core business is its auction platform and shopping site through which people and businesses can buy and sell numerous products and services, as long as they comply with the company’s terms and conditions. This wide variety of offerings helps users find the product at the best price and best suited to their needs.
Why eBay?
The marketplace acts as an intermediary: it’s like a partner for sellers, enabling them to reach customers globally — by providing a shipping program that makes it easy to deliver a package anywhere in the world.
As a partner, eBay does not dictate to sellers what they can and cannot do in their stores.
They set their own policies on returns and shipping charges, if any. They also upload the photos they want to use for their listings and write their own product descriptions. Flexibility, then, is one of eBay’s best advantages.
The underlying business model is based on two main elements: a fixed fee for professional sellers and a percentage of the sale price for all items sold through the platform. The terms and percentages vary depending on many factors, including the physical location of the seller and consequently the taxation rules to which they must adhere.
Compared to other marketplaces, eBay charges lower fees for listing products.
Is it suitable for your eCommerce?
Within the customer-seller relationship, eBay sides more with those who sell their items, thus privileging the interest of its sellers. The marketplace:
offers the possibility to start selling online without a VAT number;
makes sure that reviews are given directly to the best stores on the platform and not to the product itself;
has been able to quickly take advantage of the growth of the online sales market, allowing sellers to reach global markets;
does not provide any logistics or subscription program, so competitors are all Merchants.
In conclusion, choosing eBay pays off: it is an environment created for occasional sellers that although it has evolved towards a more traditional marketplace model still offers them specific and valuable solutions. In fact, eBay was born as an auction site and still on its system there are several ways of selling dedicated mainly to the occasional seller.