Integrations
Two, and they are the two halves of the job Stowdesk does not do itself: getting trading card singles listed, and paying you for them.
CardUploader
Scans, prices and lists. Its export is the fastest way to get a shelf into Stowdesk, and the SKU it assigns is the string that makes a sale find the item it came from. How the two fit together.
eBay
Where the money actually happens. Stowdesk reads your orders, the fees and postage eBay charged, your payouts and what you have listed — and writes nothing back. What it reads, and what it will not do.
Why only two
Because those are the two this was built against, and an integration list is a list of promises. A logo on this page means somebody has run a real shelf through it, found what breaks, and fixed it. Neither of these went up before that was true.
If you use something else
The spreadsheet import is the way in, and it does not care what produced the file: your columns can be in any order and called what you call them. Two are required, the item's name and what it cost. Selling somewhere other than eBay works the same way — the ledger holds the sale, you enter what the marketplace paid, and every figure downstream is the same. What you lose is the automatic half: nothing arrives on its own, and nothing checks your fee against what you were charged.
eBay and CardUploader are trademarks of their respective owners, used here to name the services Stowdesk connects to. Neither endorses nor sponsors Stowdesk. The CardUploader page carries a referral link that earns us a commission, and says so there.