Inventory Tools
Update single prices with a CSV
Import selling prices for existing singles and protect those prices from automatic replacement.
Before you start
- Inventory Tools → Import → Price Update
- Your account needs permission to create imports.
What success looks like
- Matching inventory rows receive the imported prices, with manual locks applied as described in the import notice.
Quick start
Choose the task you need. Each task has its own steps.
Import single prices
- 1Select Price Update and upload your CSV.
- 2Check the card-identification columns, Sell Price mapping, target warehouse, and sample rows.
- 3Click Analyze and review the proposed prices and any blocked or unmatched rows.
- 4If automatic pricing is enabled, read Manual Pricing Lock After CSV Price Update. It explains how the imported prices will be protected from automatic updates.
- 5Start the import, then check History and the affected inventory prices.
Return a card to automatic pricing
- 1To return a card to automatic pricing later, open its condition row and remove the pricing lock.
Troubleshooting
Choose the symptom that matches what you see.
Prices are not changing on later automatic runs
Check the manual-pricing lock applied by the price import. Remove it if the card should return to automatic pricing.
A row does not match inventory
Correct its exact card identifiers, printing, condition, and location using the analysis feedback.
Continue with a related guide
Still stuck?
Open a support ticket. We’ll include this guide so you only need to explain what happened and where you got stuck.
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