See what Salestio does

Four screen recordings covering the whole loop: your store catalogue out to Amazon, eBay and Etsy, and marketplace orders back in, on the platform you already run.

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What these overview videos cover

Marketplace integration is easy to describe and hard to picture. Each of these overviews walks through a live Salestio installation on a real store, showing where the app sits in your admin, how you select a product and send it to a marketplace, and where marketplace orders appear once they arrive.

They stay short on purpose. They give you an accurate model of the workflow before you spend time configuring it: what you handle, what the app handles, and where the manual decisions sit.

  • How products move from your store catalogue to an Amazon, eBay or Etsy listing.
  • How stock and price changes reach every connected channel.
  • How marketplace orders arrive in your store and how fulfilment flows back.
  • Where the app lives in your store admin, so you know what you are installing.

Who should watch these first

If you are still comparing marketplace integration tools, start here. A two-minute overview tells you more about day-to-day fit than a feature table does. If you have already chosen Salestio, watch the overview for your platform and then move to the topic that matches your first marketplace.

Sellers switching from another tool should pay attention to the section where existing listings get linked to store products. That step decides whether your listing history, feedback and ranking carry over or start again from zero.

Does the platform in the video matter?

One integration engine sits behind every store platform, so profiles, selling lists, mapping and order import behave the same way whether the recording was made in Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce or Ecwid. The surrounding admin is what changes: where you click to reach the app, and how that platform names product data.

Watch the video for your platform if there is one. Treat the others as extra detail on the same workflow.

Overview videos

One per store platform, from a one-minute summary to a full walkthrough.

Salestio for Shopify: Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Walmart in one app 0:56

Salestio for Shopify: Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Walmart in one app

A one-minute summary of how Salestio connects a Shopify store to four marketplaces at once and keeps products, stock and orders in step.

Salestio for Ecwid: sell on Amazon, eBay and Etsy 3:52

Salestio for Ecwid: sell on Amazon, eBay and Etsy

How Ecwid merchants export products to Amazon, eBay and Etsy, import marketplace orders back, and keep inventory aligned across every channel.

Integrating WooCommerce with Amazon: full app overview 7:55

Integrating WooCommerce with Amazon: full app overview

Installation, configuration, product export and order management for WooCommerce stores selling on Amazon. The longest and most complete overview in the library.

Integrate a BigCommerce store with the eBay marketplace 7:56

Integrate a BigCommerce store with the eBay marketplace

The complete BigCommerce to eBay path: connect the account, prepare the listing settings, and get the first products live on eBay.

Related videos from other topics

These walkthroughs live under another topic but cover the same ground.

Part 8: Salestio app overview for multichannel selling 7:22
Printify Series

Part 8: Salestio app overview for multichannel selling

The turning point of the series: how one app connects the Shopify store to Amazon and eBay, and how Printify fulfils marketplace orders automatically.

Frequently asked questions

Shopify, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, Ecwid, Shopware and PrestaShop. Each has its own app or module, and all of them connect to the same marketplace integration engine, so the workflow shown in one video applies to the others.
Amazon, eBay, Etsy and Walmart, including several regional marketplaces and several accounts per marketplace. The support matrix lists which features are available for each store platform and marketplace combination.
No. Salestio links an existing Amazon, eBay or Etsy listing to the matching product in your store, so the listing keeps its history, reviews and ranking while stock and price start syncing from your store. Several videos in the library show how that linking works.
Connecting a marketplace account takes a few minutes, as the account videos show. Your time goes into catalogue work: mapping categories, filling required marketplace attributes and deciding pricing rules. A small, tidy catalogue takes an afternoon. Thousands of SKUs with missing attributes take considerably longer.

Try the workflow on your own catalogue

Start a free trial and follow along on your own store, with the same screens and your own products.

Where to go next

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