Product uploads are the foundation of building and scaling your dropshipping business. AutoDS simplifies the process of adding products to your store by offering multiple import methods, automation features, and customization options that save time and ensure accuracy across your listings.

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about uploading products to your store, from basic single-product imports to advanced settings that control pricing, shipping, monitoring, and automation. You will learn how to manage product variations, connect untracked items, configure settings that impact all uploads, and use specialized tools to optimize your product catalog.

Before you begin uploading products to AutoDS, it's important to understand some key considerations that will help you avoid common issues and set up your dropshipping business for success. These guidelines cover product restrictions, supplier compatibility, and platform-specific requirements.

AutoDS does not support customizable or personalized products, as they require manual input per order. These products include items where customers can add custom text, names, dates, or personalized designs.
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Examples of unsupported products:

Uploads of such products will fail with the error "Product does not exist on the supplier." This happens because the product variations are infinite and cannot be mapped to specific SKUs for inventory management and order fulfillment.

​Alternative for branded products:

If you want to sell branded products with custom designs, use Print on Demand suppliers instead. These suppliers specialize in custom-printed items and integrate with AutoDS for automated fulfillment.

Suppliers often sell products in bundle configurations, where multiple items are grouped together as a single offering. AutoDS does not support bundle products because they cannot be accurately mapped to individual SKUs for inventory management and order fulfillment.
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Examples of bundle products:

When attempting to upload a bundle product, the system displays the error "Product does not exist on the supplier website" to prevent inventory mismatches and fulfillment errors.
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Some suppliers enforce minimum or maximum order quantities for specific products, particularly wholesale suppliers or manufacturers. AutoDS does not support products with these restrictions because dropshipping typically involves single-unit orders.
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Common scenarios:

When you attempt to upload such products, the system may display unusually high prices, such as 133 or 266, to prevent potential losses from unfulfilled orders or inventory mismanagement. These inflated prices serve as a warning that the product has quantity restrictions.

For fast shipping, high-quality items, discounts for AutoDS dropshippers, logo branding on gift cards, and easy payment options, consider using the AutoDS Warehouse. This service provides curated products with quality inspections and faster delivery times compared to standard Chinese suppliers.

AutoDS integrates with numerous suppliers across different regions, allowing you to upload products from their catalogs directly to your connected selling channels. When uploading products from supported suppliers, AutoDS extracts product information, including title, description, images, variants, pricing, and stock levels.

The table below shows all suppliers currently supported for product upload on AutoDS, along with their regional availability. This comprehensive list allows you to source products from various locations and compare options to find the best suppliers for your business needs.

Feature requests: If there's a supplier or a marketplace you wish us to consider, you can add it to our AutoDS feature request page. Our product team will review it and might add it in the future.
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Best practices and recommendations to ensure successful product uploads from supported suppliers, including accuracy checks, pricing settings, and compliance with AutoDS requirements.
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When uploading products to AutoDS, always use the clean product URL that ends with ".html" or the product ID, without additional parameters. This ensures accurate product identification and prevents upload errors caused by session-specific or tracking parameters.

Why clean URLs matter:

URL structure best practices:

How to get clean URLs:

Method 1 - Copy from address bar: Copy the URL from your browser's address bar and manually remove everything after ".html" or the product ID.

Method 2 - Use the share button: Many supplier websites have a share or copy link button that provides clean URLs automatically. Look for share icons on product pages.

Method 3 - Right-click on product title: Right-click on the product title or main image and select "Copy link address" to get a clean URL in most cases.

Method 4 - Use AutoDS Helper Extension: Install the AutoDS Helper Extension on your browser to automatically extract clean product URLs with one click. This browser tool allows you to upload products directly from the supplier's website without manually copying URLs, streamlining your product import workflow, and reducing upload errors.

The Ship to Country setting in your AutoDS account determines which regional version of the supplier's website the platform uses to extract product information, pricing, and shipping options. This setting must match the region you're browsing on the supplier's website when copying the product URL to ensure accurate uploads.

Suppliers like AliExpress, Alibaba, and DHgate show different product information based on your selected shipping destination. These regional differences include:

To ensure successful product uploads, your Ship to Country setting in AutoDS must match the region you're viewing on the supplier's website.

To configure your Ship to Country settings:

Example scenario:
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If you're browsing AliExpress with shipping set to the United Kingdom, but your AutoDS Ship to Country is set to the United States, the upload will fail. This happens because the product URL contains UK-specific information (pricing, variants, shipping), but AutoDS is trying to match it to US-specific data.
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To resolve this issue:

If your "Ship to Country" setting doesn't match the region you're browsing on the supplier's website, you may encounter upload errors such as:

To avoid these errors, always verify that your AutoDS shipping settings align with the region you're sourcing products from before copying product URLs.

Sometimes you may notice a price gap because some discounts, promotions, or special deals are not monitored by AutoDS. To confirm that the price is accurate:

Make sure that the Ship to option on Aliexpress product matches the one you set in AutoDS under Settings > Supplier Settings > General > Ship to Country:

Some suppliers in the AutoDS supported suppliers list show "All" or "Worldwide" in the Region column, indicating they support global shipping. However, this does not mean every product from these suppliers ships to every country. Understanding these restrictions helps you avoid order fulfillment issues and customer dissatisfaction.

Important considerations for worldwide suppliers:

Different selling channels have specific policies, requirements, and customer expectations that make certain suppliers more suitable than others. The AutoDS platform supports multiple selling channels, and understanding which suppliers work best for each channel will help you avoid policy violations, fulfillment issues, and customer complaints.

When selecting suppliers for your dropshipping business, understanding the relationship between supplier regions (Ship From) and target markets (Ship To) is crucial for meeting selling channel requirements and customer expectations. Each selling channel has different shipping time policies and customer tolerance levels that directly impact which supplier regions are most suitable.

Understanding Ship From and Ship To dynamics:
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The Ship From location refers to the supplier's warehouse or fulfillment center where products are stored and shipped. The Ship To location is your target customer's country or region. The distance and logistics between these two locations determine shipping times, costs, and tracking reliability.

Shipping time expectations by selling channel:

Selling to the United States (Ship to US):

Selling to the United Kingdom (Ship to UK):

Selling to the European Union (Ship to DE, FR, ES, IT):

Selling to Australia (Ship To AU):

Selling to Canada (Ship To CA):

The product upload process in AutoDS begins with selecting the correct store and choosing your preferred import method. This section covers all available methods and settings to help you upload products efficiently and accurately.

Before importing any products, you must select the store where you want to upload the products. This step ensures your listings appear in the correct selling channel and prevents accidental uploads to the wrong account.

To choose the correct store:

If you manage multiple stores on different selling channels, you can switch between them at any time before starting the upload process. Each store may have different settings, templates, and automation rules, so always verify the selected store before importing.

The single product upload method allows you to import one item at a time using its product URL or product ID. This method is ideal when you want to carefully select specific products or test new items before adding them in bulk.

To upload a single product:

Bulk import enables you to upload multiple products simultaneously, saving significant time when building or expanding your product catalog. AutoDS offers two methods for bulk importing products, as explained below:

The Multiple URLs or IDs method lets you paste multiple product URLs or IDs at once to import them in bulk.

To upload using multiple URLs or IDs:

You can paste up to 500 URLs or IDs at once for optimal system performance. After adding them to Drafts, you can review and edit each product before publishing to your store.

The CSV file method allows you to upload multiple products using a spreadsheet file. This is especially useful when migrating from another platform or when you have a large inventory to import.

To upload products via a CSV file:

If you are migrating from another monitoring software or from your selling channel, you can import existing listings to AutoDS using CSV files.

Migrating from another software:

Migrating from eBay:

If you have existing eBay listings that you want to monitor in AutoDS, you can export them directly from eBay and import them using the CSV method.

To export listings from your eBay store:

The following upload errors apply specifically to eBay non-API stores (MIP integration) in AutoDS.

The AutoDS Marketplace is a built-in product sourcing hub that provides access to curated products from top suppliers, including Private Suppliers with exclusive terms and faster shipping. Instead of manually searching supplier websites for hours, you can browse, filter, and import trending products directly from the Marketplace.

To import products from the AutoDS Marketplace:

Each product card in the grid view inside the AutoDS Marketplace feature displays essential information to help you make quick sourcing decisions. Check them below:

If the preview information is sufficient, click Import Product to send it directly to your Drafts. For more information about the supplier's policies, shipping terms, return policies, or product specifications, click on the product to access the full product page.
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After selecting products for upload in AutoDS, you have several options to control how and when the products are added to your store. Understanding these settings helps you manage your workflow and ensure products are uploaded correctly.

When uploading products, you can choose from four main options:

The option to schedule uploads enables you to plan when products are added to your store, which is useful for coordinating campaigns, managing peak hours, or automating uploads during specific time frames.

To schedule products for later upload:

The products will be added to your Scheduled Uploads section on Drafts, located in the left sidebar, and a confirmation notification will appear.

To view and manage your scheduled uploads:

After selecting products for upload (via single product, bulk import, or Marketplace) and clicking on the 'Edit upload settings' button, you will see the upload options screen. Before completing the upload, you can customize advanced settings that control how products are processed, as explained in the table below.

Some selling channels require specialized upload procedures due to platform restrictions or unique features. This section covers the specific steps for uploading products to Facebook Marketplace, TikTok Shop, and Amazon in AutoDS.

Facebook Marketplace has unique requirements for uploading products because AutoDS cannot sync your existing Facebook listings. All products must be uploaded through AutoDS first, then published to Facebook using the AutoDS Helper Chrome Extension.

To add products to your Facebook Marketplace:

TikTok Shop requires product approval before listings go live, and certain product categories require certifications. Understanding these requirements before uploading helps avoid delays and ensures compliance with TikTok policies.

Steps to manage certifications in your TikTok Shop:

Amazon requires a unique product identification system to ensure accurate listings and catalog organization in AutoDS. Understanding how ASINs work and the specific requirements for Amazon uploads helps you list products correctly and avoid common errors.

The ASIN (Amazon Standard Identification Number) is Amazon's unique identifier used to manage and organize product listings. Every product in Amazon's catalog has an ASIN, which helps:

How to find an ASIN on Amazon: You can identify the ASIN of each product in Amazon's catalog by:

If the product you want to import lacks an ASIN on Amazon, you'll need to either find a comparable item with a valid ASIN or select a similar product from Amazon's catalog.

Before uploading products to your Amazon store through AutoDS, make sure:

To upload a single product to your Amazon store using AutoDS:

AutoDS offers two methods for bulk importing products to your Amazon store:

Option 1: Multiple URLs or IDs

Option 2: CSV file upload

When uploading products to your Amazon store through AutoDS, you may encounter errors that prevent the items from being listed or monitored. This guide explains the most common Amazon upload issues, what they mean, and how to fix them.

AutoDS allows you to upload and manage products with multiple variations (e.g., size, color, or model) from supported suppliers. Product variations enable you to offer different options for the same product within a single listing, creating a more professional shopping experience for your buyers.

Example: A product with two attributes (Color and Size), each offering four options, results in 16 variations (4 sizes × 4 colors).

To upload variations by default in AutoDS, enable this setting in Settings → Supplier Settings → Lister → Advanced Lister Settings → Upload Variations.

After uploading a product with variations to AutoDS, you can edit each variation individually.

To edit product variations:

Shopify, as a selling channel, imposes strict limits on the number of variations and option types allowed per product. Understanding these limits helps you avoid upload errors and ensures your products meet Shopify's requirements.

Daily variant upload limit: If your store has more than 50,000 variants, Shopify restricts you to uploading a maximum of 1,000 new variants per day. This limitation is set by Shopify and isn’t controlled by AutoDS.

Product variation limits: Shopify restricts each product to a maximum of 100 variations and a maximum of three option types per product (for example: Size, Color, Material).

When uploading products with AutoDS, the system uses the same structure provided by the supplier, including variations, title, description, and images. Since option types can’t be edited during import in AutoDS, any product with more than three option types will fail to upload due to Shopify’s limitation.

Example:

This product would generate 105 variants. Since Shopify’s standard plans allow a maximum of 100 variants per product, this setup would cause an upload error when you try to publish it.

When trying to upload multiple variations to Shopify, you may encounter certain issues. This section covers the most common problems and their solutions:

Untracked products are items added manually to your selling channel, rather than being uploaded through AutoDS, and therefore cannot be monitored by the system for stock or price changes. By connecting or deleting them in AutoDS, you can maintain control over your catalog and automation.

These products typically exist because they were:

When products are untracked, AutoDS cannot update their stock levels, adjust pricing in response to supplier changes, or automate order fulfillment. Connecting these products to AutoDS enables full automation and monitoring capabilities.

Connecting untracked products to AutoDS provides significant advantages for managing your store and keeping product information accurate:

To view and manage your untracked products, use the dedicated Untracked Products section in your AutoDS account.

To access untracked products:

Connecting a single untracked product enables you to link it to a supplier, allowing AutoDS to begin monitoring stock, price, and other product details.

To connect a single untracked product:

Once connected, the product moves from the Untracked Products section to your Products page in AutoDS, where it is now monitored according to your supplier settings.

If your product has multiple variations and is Untracked, when you select it to connect, AutoDS opens the Variations page. On this page, you can:

To finalize the connection of all untracked variations:

Connecting multiple untracked products at once using a CSV file saves significant time when you have a large inventory to link to AutoDS.

To connect multiple untracked products via CSV:

If you use an eBay non-API (MIP) store, you can import untracked products and orders using CSV files exported directly from eBay. This method is useful when the Chrome extension is not running or when you need to import historical data.

If AutoDS is not automatically tracking orders from your eBay MIP (non-API) store, you can manually upload untracked orders from eBay using CSV files.

To import untracked orders from your eBay MIP (non-API) store via CSV, follow these steps:

Step 1: Export orders from eBay

Step 2: Import orders into AutoDS

If your eBay MIP (non-API) products were listed directly on eBay (not through AutoDS), they will not be monitored until they are manually imported using CSV files.

To import untracked products from your eBay MIP (non-API) store via CSV, follow these steps:

Step 1: Export product listings from eBay

Step 2: Import products into AutoDS

If you no longer need certain untracked products, you can delete them from both AutoDS and your selling channel. This helps keep your catalog clean and organized.

To delete a single untracked product:

To delete multiple untracked products at once:

When working with untracked products, you may encounter certain issues. This section covers the most common problems and their solutions:

When you upload products to eBay using AutoDS, each product must be assigned to the correct eBay listing category during the upload process. Proper categorization during product uploads is crucial for enhancing product visibility, ensuring accurate search placement, and ensuring compliance with eBay’s listing guidelines.

This section explains how eBay categories are assigned during product uploads in AutoDS, how you can change them manually, and how to fix common eBay category errors.

During the product upload process, AutoDS relies on eBay’s own category suggestion system to assign a category to your listing. eBay analyzes the product’s title and attributes you provide and then suggests one or more categories it considers most relevant.

AutoDS automatically applies the first category suggested by eBay to keep your listings aligned with eBay’s classification standards.

If the automatically assigned category does not accurately represent your product, you can manually change the eBay listing category of the product in AutoDS. This helps your listing appear in the correct search results and reach the right buyers.

To change a product’s eBay listing category manually in AutoDS:

The updated eBay category is synchronized with your eBay listing automatically. Your product will appear in the new category on eBay shortly after saving.

Sometimes you may encounter eBay category–related errors when uploading or editing products in AutoDS. These errors typically occur when eBay updates its category structure, making previously valid categories obsolete.

Common eBay category error: "The category is not valid, select another category."

This error usually appears when a previously assigned eBay category has been removed, merged, or renamed by eBay.

To resolve eBay category errors in AutoDS when uploading or editing a product:

Always verify that the final category selected for the product matches eBay's current category structure. You can check eBay's official category lists for reference.

Before uploading products, it is essential to configure the settings that control how AutoDS processes, monitors, and prices your listings. These settings affect every product you upload and determine how AutoDS handles supplier changes, shipping costs, and automation rules during and after the product upload process.

This section covers two critical configuration areas that impact product uploads in AutoDS: General settings and Lister settings. Understanding and configuring these settings correctly ensures your uploads are accurate, automated, and optimized for profitability.

The General settings section, located in the General tab of Supplier settings, establishes default configurations for product monitoring and inventory behavior. These settings help maintain consistency across your catalog, including weight units, SKU handling, and supplier selection logic for all products uploaded from the selected supplier.

The default weight unit setting allows you to choose between pounds (lb), kilograms (kg), and other available units to ensure consistent weight measurements across your products.

Selecting the correct default weight unit for your listings in AutoDS is essential for:

Choose the weight unit that matches your primary selling region or the unit required by your selling channel. This helps prevent issues with shipping estimates, fees, and delivery expectations for your product uploads.

To change the default weight unit for your product uploads in AutoDS, go to Supplier settings → General tab and update the Default weight unit field.

The SKU (Stock Keeping Unit) is a unique code used to identify and track products in your inventory. In the General settings, the automatic SKU filling option controls how AutoDS populates the SKU field (custom label) for your eBay listings.

When Enabled:

When Disabled (Recommended):

To change the automatic SKU filling setting for your eBay product uploads in AutoDS, open Supplier settings → General tab, find Automatic SKU filling, and enable or disable it according to your preference.

To protect your best-selling items from competitors' research tools on eBay, you should remove product identifiers from the Custom Label field:

Multi-variation listings without unique SKUs per variation cannot be properly monitored by AutoDS. This commonly occurs when products were uploaded directly to eBay or through other software, or when SKUs were changed directly on eBay after an AutoDS upload.
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Common issues:

To add SKUs to existing variations:

Best Practices:

For Amazon products, the Choose from the supplier’s table option controls how AutoDS selects alternative sellers when the Buy Box seller is not available. This setting impacts how your Amazon-sourced products from AutoDS product uploads are monitored and fulfilled after they are listed.

How monitoring works with the supplier’s table:

You can choose how AutoDS prioritizes Amazon suppliers when using the supplier’s table:

To change how AutoDS chooses Amazon suppliers from the supplier’s table, go to Supplier settings → General tab for your Amazon supplier and select Cheapest first or Prime first under the supplier selection settings.

The Prime only setting controls whether AutoDS tracks only Amazon Prime-eligible products from your selected supplier.

When 'Prime only' is enabled in the Supplier Settings → General tab:

To enable or disable Prime only monitoring for Amazon product uploads in AutoDS, go to Supplier settings → General tab for your Amazon supplier and toggle the Prime only option.

Why use Prime only monitoring for your Amazon product uploads:

If "Prime-only" is disabled, AutoDS will choose an alternative seller that matches your other preferences (Cheapest first or Prime first). This provides more flexibility in pricing but may result in longer shipping times for some orders.

The "Walmart only" feature controls how AutoDS monitors and fulfills products sourced from Walmart membership sellers.

When 'Walmart only' is enabled in the Supplier Settings → General tab:

To enable or disable "Walmart only" monitoring for your Walmart product uploads in AutoDS, open Supplier settings → General tab for your Walmart supplier and toggle the "Walmart only" option.

The Lister settings in AutoDS let you define default preferences for your product uploads, including product details, shipping methods, templates, and policies for each supplier and store. By configuring these settings, you:

Once configured, Lister settings are automatically applied to all new uploads, so you can scale your catalog without repeating the same configuration steps.

The Lister settings can be accessed directly from your AutoDS account. To configure your upload preferences:

The main configuration panel in the Lister settings includes essential options that control how products are uploaded and priced across your stores. Each setting can be customized per supplier to match your business needs.

The table below summarizes the main Lister settings and their impact on product uploads and listing behavior in AutoDS.

Selecting the proper shipping method in your Lister Settings ensures AutoDS calculates accurate costs and delivery times for your listings.

This configuration works together with the Include shipping price feature (located in the AutoDS Pricing Settings) to ensure your final product pricing reflects both the supplier cost and the shipping method you've selected.

Why this matters: Including shipping costs in your product's source price protects your profit margins from unexpected changes in supplier shipping fees. The shipping cost is added to the base product price before your pricing rules are applied, so your markup stays consistent.

Beyond the main settings, Advanced Lister Settings offer powerful options that provide precise control over your listing behavior. Use these settings to automate complex workflows, avoid platform violations, and maximize your listing performance without manual work.

Why use advanced settings: They help you scale faster by handling edge cases automatically, like filtering problematic products, managing variant complexity, and staying compliant with marketplace rules.

The table below explains each advanced Lister setting, what it does, and why it matters for controlling how your products are uploaded and managed in AutoDS.

The Lister Settings also includes the Price and Stock Monitoring feature, which automatically updates your listings when supplier stock or pricing changes.

The AutoDS Lister Settings provides AI-powered tools to help you optimize your product titles and descriptions. These tools generate buyer-oriented content that can improve your listing performance and conversion rates.

Predefining item specifics in your Lister Settings ensures AutoDS applies consistent attributes to all listings. This is essential on platforms like eBay, which require detailed product attributes for better search visibility and compliance.

You can configure default item specifics that AutoDS will automatically apply to all new uploads, reducing the time spent on manual entry.

Within your Lister Settings in AutoDS, eBay stores require additional configuration for location and business policies. These settings ensure your listings comply with eBay requirements and provide buyers with clear information about payment, shipping, and returns.

Default Item Country and Zipcode: Within this setting, you can set the default item location to meet eBay policy requirements. This information helps buyers estimate delivery times and ensures compliance with eBay's listing standards.

Selling platform policies: they control how payment, shipping, returns, and dynamic shipping rules are applied to your eBay listings in AutoDS. Use the table below to see what each policy does, when to use it, and which prerequisites or limitations apply.

When working with the "Use dynamic policies" feature, you may encounter certain issues. This section covers the most common problems and their solutions:

AutoDS provides specialized tools that enhance your product upload workflow, making it faster, more organized, and more efficient. These tools help you source products, import items with one click, organize your catalog, and protect multiple accounts from duplicate listings.

Understanding how to use these tools effectively can significantly reduce the time spent on manual tasks and help you scale your business more quickly.

The AutoDS Helper is a Chrome Extension that enables one-click product imports directly from supplier websites. When browsing products on supported supplier sites, you can instantly import items to your AutoDS account without manually copying URLs or product IDs.

The extension also helps with buyer address copying during order fulfillment, streamlining the entire workflow from product research to order processing.

The AutoDS Finder is a product research and upload tool that helps you quickly find hot-selling, profitable items and upload them directly to your store. Instead of spending hours on manual product research, Finder scans supported selling platforms for products with proven sales history and then looks for the same or similar items from supported suppliers.

With AutoDS Finder, you can:

You can access AutoDS Finder from your sidebar: Add products → AutoDS Finder.
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The AutoDS Finder utilizes product performance categories and credits to determine the number of products you can upload and the level of sales history you’re targeting.

Categories and credit cost:

The higher the category, the stronger the sales performance and the more AutoDS Finder credits each upload uses.

How AutoDS Finder credits work:

The AutoDS Finder supports a wide range of suppliers, including:

When using AutoDS Finder, you can choose how products are uploaded to your store:

Recurring imports with AutoDS Finder allow you to automate daily product uploads, ensuring your store always has fresh inventory. To set it, follow these steps:

To review or edit recurring uploads created by the AutoDS Finder, go to Drafts → Recurring.

In the screenshot below, each number corresponds to a specific section of the Recurring page. Use the table to see what each numbered element means.

The Tag feature in AutoDS enables Shopify users to categorize product listings with custom labels, facilitating easier filtering, grouping, and management of products. You can tag products by niche, season, supplier, performance, or other criteria to streamline your workflow and keep your inventory organized.

Using tags on your Shopify products in AutoDS helps you:

Examples of how Shopify tags can be used in practice:

You can also manage Shopify tags after products have been uploaded from the Products page as follows:

Filtering by tag helps you work only with specific groups of Shopify products (for example, a campaign, a season, or a supplier group). To filter products by tag:

To keep your Shopify tags functional and easy to manage in AutoDS:

The AutoDS multiple accounts protection feature helps you avoid uploading the same product to more than one store on the same selling platform. By linking your stores with a shared tag, AutoDS can detect and block duplicate listings automatically, helping you keep your accounts safe and compliant.

Using the multiple accounts protection feature in AutoDS allows you to:

The "AutoDS multiple accounts protection" feature works by assigning the same store tag to two or more of your stores in AutoDS:

This prevents you from listing the same product in multiple accounts on the same selling platform.

To enable multiple accounts protection in AutoDS:

When two or more stores share the same tag (for example, Test), a blue tag icon will appear next to them in Store settings. This blue tag icon confirms that multiple accounts protection is active for those stores, and AutoDS will block duplicate uploads between them.

To get the most out of AutoDS multiple accounts protection:

The Regrab product details feature in AutoDS lets you update an existing product in your store using a new supplier URL or product ID (buy ID), without deleting the listing. It’s useful when:

By using the Regrab product details feature, you quickly replace outdated or unavailable products, keep your listing accurate with the latest supplier data, save time (no need to re-upload from scratch), and maintain the same listing history and performance metrics in your store.

Before using the Regrab product details feature, make sure:

To regrab product details and replace an existing product in AutoDS, follow the steps described below:

AutoDS will then: