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MergeKart, generally
Open page →What is MergeKart?
MergeKart is multi-channel listing and marketplace management software. It creates listings from photos, spreadsheets or URLs, cross-lists them, keeps stock and price in sync, reprices against live competitor data, and automates orders, shipping and buyer follow-up from one screen.
Which marketplaces does MergeKart support?
eBay, Amazon, Etsy, Walmart and Shopify. Each channel has its own page describing what MergeKart handles on it, including the item specifics, attributes and category rules that channel enforces.
Who is MergeKart for?
Sellers and small teams running hundreds to thousands of SKUs across three or more marketplaces. The core argument is that the same work repeated per channel is what forces a catalogue to need four people rather than one.
How much does MergeKart cost?
Plans start at ₹1,600 per month and you pay for the products you switch on. Prices are published in full on the pricing page rather than gated behind a demo.
Is MergeKart suitable for a small seller?
Yes. You can start with a single product and one connected channel, then add more as the catalogue grows. Connecting the first channel takes under five minutes and there is a 14-day free trial.
How is MergeKart different from a single-marketplace tool?
A marketplace-native tool manages one channel well and knows nothing about the others, so stock and price drift between them. MergeKart holds one product record underneath every channel, which is what makes a sale on eBay decrement stock on Etsy without anyone retyping it.
List & Sell
Open page →What does the List & Sell family do?
It covers everything between a product and a live listing: Magic Lister creates the draft, PixelMagic fixes the images, OmniList publishes and syncs it, and ListIQ reports what is holding it back.
Can I import a supplier spreadsheet?
Yes. Columns are fuzzy-matched with a confidence marker and the mapping is saved as a template, so the next file from the same supplier maps itself.
Do images need editing per marketplace?
Each channel has its own image spec. PixelMagic clears backgrounds, resizes to each channel’s requirements and stamps your mark in a batch rather than per image.
How does one product become six correct listings?
One product record is adapted at publish time to each channel’s titles, field names and limits — six sets of policy applied to the same underlying data.
Do I need all four products to start?
No. They share one catalogue, so you can start with the one that removes the most work and switch others on later without re-entering anything.
Intelligence
Open page →What does the Intelligence family do?
It covers the two commercial decisions: MarketSpy reads what is actually selling so you know what to stock, and PriceLens holds your price inside a band that clears without going below your floor.
How is demand data measured?
From closed listings rather than the active pool — what sold, not what is currently for sale. Sell-through built from active listings measures competition, not demand.
Can I see how crowded a product already is?
Yes. Active listings and distinct sellers per product make saturation visible before you commit to stock rather than after it fails to move.
How is the price floor calculated?
From landed cost and live marketplace fees, recomputed whenever either changes — so the floor is not a number someone typed once and forgot.
Is MarketSpy available now?
MarketSpy is still in development and not yet released. PriceLens is available today and handles competitor-aware repricing against your floor.
Automate
Open page →What does the Automate family do?
Everything past checkout: OpsPilot routes and ships every channel’s orders from one queue, and Engage answers buyer questions and requests the review at delivery.
How are orders from different marketplaces handled together?
They are normalised into one queue and sorted by dispatch cut-off, so the work is ordered by what ships next rather than by which channel it came from.
How does picking work across a warehouse?
Bin location travels with the order line and picklists group by zone, so a picker walks a route rather than a list.
When is a review request sent?
At carrier-confirmed delivery — the one moment a buyer is most likely to leave one — rather than at dispatch or on a fixed delay after purchase.
Is Engage available now?
Engage is still in development and not yet released. OpsPilot is available today and covers order, inventory and fulfilment automation.
Verticals
Open page →What are MergeKart’s vertical products?
CaratList for fine jewellery and Salvage OS for auto salvage. Both are built on the same MergeKart core but model data no horizontal listing tool represents — certificates and 4C grades, VINs and assemblies.
Why do these trades need their own product?
Because their listing data is not a generic template. A diamond is described by a lab report and a salvage part by a donor vehicle — neither fits the flat attribute model a general listing tool assumes.
Do the verticals work with the rest of the platform?
Yes. They sit on the same catalogue, so OmniList still publishes and syncs, OpsPilot still runs orders, and PriceLens still reprices against the market.
What does CaratList do?
It reads a lab report once and attaches carat, colour, clarity and cut to the SKU permanently, so every listing on every channel inherits certificate-accurate data.
Is Salvage OS available now?
Salvage OS is still in development and not yet released. CaratList is available today for fine jewellery catalogues.
Magic Lister
Open page →What can Magic Lister create a listing from?
Photos, an Excel file, a live Google Sheet, or pasted marketplace URLs. All four converge on the same draft screen, so there is one screen to learn rather than four.
Does it fill item specifics automatically?
It detects the category and fills the specifics it can determine from your photos and data. Anything it cannot determine is pinned at the top of the draft as your input, and publish stays disabled until those are resolved.
Will the AI invent data to fill a required field?
No. Where a value cannot be determined it is shown as a gap rather than guessed. Everything the AI did produce is marked and stays editable.
Does one draft work across every marketplace?
Yes. The draft is formatted per channel — titles, fields and limits adapted to each marketplace's rules — then handed to OmniList to publish.
Can I use it for bulk uploads?
Yes. A spreadsheet of several hundred rows produces a draft per row with a per-row status you can audit, so failures are visible rather than silent.
OmniList
Open page →What does cross-listing actually sync?
Stock and price across every connected channel. One sale decrements every channel in the same second, which is the mechanism that removes overselling rather than a setting you tune.
Does OmniList handle product variants?
Variants are explicitly supported, including transforms from one variant group to multiple marketplace listings. Variants are where most cross-listing tools break, so test this case first with any tool you evaluate.
Can I set different quantities per marketplace?
Yes. Per-destination quantity rules let you hold stock back from one channel while listing the rest.
What happens when a channel connection expires?
The channel is marked and the catalogue sync for it pauses rather than failing silently. It appears in Command Center as an item that needs you.
Do I have to relist everything to start?
No. Your existing catalogue is imported read-only first, so you see your listings and their state before anything writes back to a channel.
ListIQ
Open page →Is ListIQ available yet?
Not yet — ListIQ is on the roadmap and shown in the app dimmed until it ships. The listing quality signals it will use are already being collected on imported catalogues.
What does a listing quality score measure?
How a listing compares against the marketplace's own best practice for its category — completeness of specifics, title construction and the fields that channel ranks on.
Is the score the same on every marketplace?
No. Each channel ranks on different fields, so a listing can score well on one and poorly on another. Scores are per channel for that reason.
Will it change my listings automatically?
It reports what is holding a listing back and can enrich it, but changes are yours to approve. Nothing is rewritten silently.
Can I audit a catalogue I did not create in MergeKart?
Yes. Imported listings are scored the same way as ones drafted in Magic Lister.
PixelMagic
Open page →What image work does PixelMagic do?
Background removal, banners, borders, watermarks and logo overlay, applied in bulk rather than one image at a time.
Will the output meet marketplace image rules?
It is built for marketplace requirements — the common failures are wrong background, wrong dimensions and missing minimum resolution, which are the things bulk processing gets right consistently.
Can it process a whole catalogue at once?
Yes. Bulk processing is the point; per-image editing at catalogue scale is the cost it removes.
Does it work with photos I took on a phone?
Yes. Magic Lister's guided capture is designed around phone photos, and PixelMagic cleans and brands what you shot.
Can it produce video from images?
Image-to-video is part of the suite, for channels that surface video in the listing.
MarketSpy
Open page →Is MarketSpy available yet?
Not yet — it is on the roadmap and shown dimmed in the app until it ships.
What will MarketSpy research?
Seller storefronts, keywords and best-selling products across marketplaces — what is selling before you stock it, rather than after.
How is that different from PriceLens?
MarketSpy is about what to sell and how it is found. PriceLens is about what to charge once you are selling it.
Does it work across more than one marketplace?
Research is per marketplace, because what ranks and sells differs by channel.
Can I use it to validate a new category before buying stock?
That is the intended use — hit-rate on new products is the measure it is built to improve.
PriceLens
Open page →How does PriceLens match my product to a competitor's?
AI product matching compares listings across marketplaces despite different SKUs, titles and descriptions, so the comparison is like-for-like rather than keyword-based.
Will it undercut my own margin?
No. Repricing operates inside a floor and ceiling you set, so a reprice can never breach the margin rule you configured.
How often does it check prices?
Continuously against live competitor data, rather than on a fixed daily schedule.
Does it guarantee the Buy Box?
No, and any tool claiming that is overstating. Buy Box outcomes depend on the marketplace's own criteria, including seller metrics and fulfilment — price is one input.
Can I reprice on some channels but not others?
Yes. Rules are configured per channel, so you can automate where competition is live and hold prices where it is not.
OpsPilot
Open page →What does OpsPilot cover?
Orders and inventory across every connected channel: one order inbox, one stock record, and restock alerts before you run out rather than after.
How does it prevent overselling?
By holding one authoritative inventory record that every channel reads from. Independent per-channel counts are what allow the same unit to sell twice.
Does it handle shipping labels?
Order routing picks the carrier and the orders that need a human — address problems, holds, disputes — are separated from the ones that do not.
What happens to orders that need attention?
They are surfaced as items needing you, rather than being mixed into the same queue as the ones that processed automatically.
Will it work if I fulfil from more than one location?
Inventory is one record per SKU; multi-location handling depends on your setup, so confirm your specific case in a demo before assuming it.
Engage
Open page →Is Engage available yet?
Not yet — it is on the roadmap and shown dimmed in the app until it ships.
What will Engage automate?
Order and shipping messages to buyers, and review requests sent automatically after delivery rather than whenever someone remembers.
Why does review timing matter?
A request sent on delivery lands while the purchase is fresh. Forgotten requests are the most common reason a good seller has a thin review count.
Does it comply with marketplace messaging rules?
Each marketplace restricts what you may send and when. Engage is built around those limits, but confirm the current rules for your channels — they change.
Can I edit the messages?
Templates are yours to edit. Nothing is sent in wording you have not seen.
CaratList
Open page →What does CaratList read from a certificate?
Colour, clarity, metal weight and the other graded specifications, taken from the certificate PDF or image and attached to the listing along with the certificate images.
Which certificate types are supported?
It is built for the lab certificates fine-jewellery sellers work with day to day. Confirm your specific labs in a demo rather than assuming coverage.
Does it guess a grade it cannot read?
No. An unreadable value is shown as a gap for you to resolve. A wrong grade on a graded stone is worse than a missing one.
Do I still need Magic Lister?
CaratList reads the certificate; Magic Lister builds the draft around it and PixelMagic handles the imagery. They are designed to be used together.
Is it only for diamonds?
It is built for fine jewellery generally — the certificate-to-listing path applies wherever graded specifications drive the listing.
Salvage OS
Open page →Is Salvage OS available yet?
Not yet — it is on the roadmap and shown dimmed until it ships. It is being built alongside working yards rather than in isolation.
What does it cover?
The salvage lifecycle end to end: vehicle intake, dismantle workflow, cataloguing, put-away and listing the recovered parts.
How does part traceability work?
QR-based tracking keeps a part attached to its donor vehicle from dismantle through to the shelf it sits on and the order it ships against.
Can parts be listed without re-entering them?
Listing is a step in the cataloguing workflow rather than a separate job, using the same catalogue the rest of the platform uses.
Is it a replacement for a yard management system?
It covers intake through sale for salvage specifically. Whether it replaces your current system depends on what else that system does — worth walking through in a demo.
Launch on a new marketplace
Open page →How long does it take to go live on a new marketplace?
The limiting factor is catalogue completeness, not listing speed. MergeKart compares what you already have against what the channel demands, fills what it can from your existing data, and lists only the genuine gaps for you to resolve.
Do I have to rebuild my catalogue for each new channel?
No. One product record is adapted per channel — titles, field names, category mappings and limits are applied by OmniList at publish time, so the same catalogue serves every marketplace you add.
What usually blocks a marketplace launch?
Missing required attributes rather than missing products. Channels reject listings for absent GTINs, unmapped categories and unfilled item specifics — which is why MergeKart resolves completeness before publish instead of after a rejection email.
Which MergeKart products handle a channel launch?
Magic Lister drafts the listings from your existing data, PixelMagic brings images to each channel’s image spec, and OmniList publishes and keeps them in sync afterwards.
Can I launch on more than one marketplace at once?
Yes. Because the work is done against one catalogue rather than per channel, adding a second or third marketplace repeats no listing work — that is the difference the platform is built around.
Win the Buy Box & price smarter
Open page →How does MergeKart help win the Buy Box?
PriceLens watches live competing offers, closes the gap by rules you set, and stops at your margin floor. Price is only part of it — listing completeness and seller metrics also feed the decision, which is why ListIQ scoring sits alongside repricing.
Will repricing ever sell my stock at a loss?
No. The floor is computed from landed cost and live marketplace fees, and recomputed whenever either changes. A rule may close a competitor gap up to that floor and will not cross it.
How often are competitor prices checked?
Continuously, rather than on whichever day someone remembers to check a spreadsheet. Each change is logged with the price it replaced, so a move can always be traced back to the offer that triggered it.
Does the Buy Box only apply to Amazon?
The Buy Box is an Amazon mechanism, but the same problem — being the offer a marketplace chooses to show — applies on Walmart and in eBay’s Best Offer dynamics. PriceLens repositions across the channels you connect.
Can I set different pricing rules per marketplace?
Yes. Fees, competition and margin differ per channel, so floors and rules are held per channel against the same underlying product record.
Fix & rank my listings
Open page →Why are my listings not selling?
Most catalogues do not need more listings — they need the existing ones complete. Missing item specifics and category attributes remove a listing from the filtered searches buyers actually use, so it is never seen rather than seen and rejected.
How does MergeKart decide what to fix first?
ListIQ scores every live listing against its own category rather than a generic checklist, and names the fix in the order most likely to move the listing — so the work is ranked by impact instead of by page order.
Can I fix listings in bulk rather than one at a time?
Yes. Gaps are filled in bulk from your existing product data, and OmniList pushes the corrected fields to every channel the listing is live on.
Will fixing a listing lose its sales history or ranking?
Fields are updated on the existing listing rather than by relisting it, so the listing keeps its identity on the channel. That is the point of correcting in place instead of recreating.
What are item specifics and why do they matter?
Item specifics are structured attributes — brand, size, material, model — that marketplaces use for filtering and ranking, separate from description text. A buyer filtering by one you have not filled will not see your listing at all.
Run ops on autopilot
Open page →What does MergeKart automate after a sale?
Orders from every channel arrive in one queue sorted by dispatch cut-off, stock is decremented across all channels, picklists resolve to bin locations, buyer questions are drafted from real item data, and review requests fire at carrier-confirmed delivery.
How does MergeKart stop overselling?
Stock is one record underneath every channel, so a sale on one marketplace decrements availability everywhere within seconds rather than on the next sync. Overselling happens in the window between a sale and a sync — the fix is removing the window.
Will automation reply to buyers without me seeing it?
Replies are drafted from your own listing data, and anything involving negotiation or a dispute is held for a person. The design goal is that you hear about the exceptions, not that a machine answers everything.
Which MergeKart products run operations?
OpsPilot routes orders, inventory and fulfilment; Engage handles buyer messaging and review requests; OmniList keeps the underlying stock and price record correct across channels.
Do I still need to check the system every day?
The Command Center surfaces only what genuinely needs a human — an expired channel token, a stock conflict, a held message. Everything else is intended to run without being watched.
Scale without hiring
Open page →How can one person run five marketplaces?
By removing the repetition. A catalogue needs four people because the same listing, pricing and order work is repeated once per channel; doing it once against a shared record is what collapses the headcount requirement.
What breaks first when a multi-channel seller grows?
Inventory accuracy, then listing quality. Both fail for the same reason — the number of channel-by-channel manual steps grows faster than the team does.
Does adding another marketplace add proportional work?
It should not. Because publishing, syncing and repricing run from one product record, an additional channel adds a connection rather than another full set of listing and ops work.
Which products matter most when scaling?
OmniList for cross-listing and inventory sync, OpsPilot for order and fulfilment automation, and PriceLens for repricing — the three places where per-channel manual work compounds fastest.
Do I need to migrate my catalogue to start?
No. Catalogues can be imported read-only first, so you see your own listings, quality scores and price positions before anything writes back to a channel.
Fine jewellery
Open page →How does MergeKart handle diamond certificates?
CaratList reads the lab report once — by upload or photograph — and extracts the lab, report number and all four C grades. Those become permanent, listable attributes on the SKU that every channel listing inherits.
Does it support GIA and IGI reports?
Certificate data is captured from the lab report itself, including the issuing lab and report number, so the published listing states what the certificate states rather than what someone retyped from it.
What is the 4C data used for in a listing?
Carat, colour, clarity and cut populate the required jewellery attributes each marketplace enforces. Filling them from the certificate is what stops a listing being rejected for data rather than for quality.
How should fine jewellery be priced across channels?
Comparable sold stones set a band rather than a single price, and the payout breakdown shows what actually reaches you after each channel’s fees — so a higher headline price is not mistaken for a better one.
What photographs does a jewellery listing need?
A category-specific shot list covers the hallmark, the clasp and setting, and a scale reference — the shots buyers and channel policies expect, captured as a guided pass rather than remembered per item.
Auto salvage
Open page →How does salvage yard inventory start from a VIN?
Registering the donor vehicle turns one VIN into a donor record, eleven assembly SKUs and a printable QR set before anyone touches the vehicle — so parts have identities before they are removed.
How are parts inspected and recorded on the floor?
Sub-parts are predefined per assembly, so a technician confirms availability and condition on a handheld rather than writing a parts list from scratch. Those results sync into cataloguing as the same record — never re-entered.
How does MergeKart decide where a part is stored?
Put-away is suggested by rule — weight class, co-location with same-donor parts, and pick velocity — so a bin is chosen by how the yard actually runs rather than by whoever is carrying the part.
Can salvage parts be listed on marketplaces automatically?
Yes. Parts list with the donor vehicle’s history attached, and OmniList publishes and keeps them in sync across the channels you sell on.
What happens to scrap and non-saleable material?
Scrap boxes stay traceable to the donor VIN and sell at a fixed rate, so recovery from a vehicle can be measured against what was actually put into it.
Fashion & apparel
Open page →How does MergeKart handle size and colour variants?
The size-and-colour matrix is generated from your sheet and managed as one unit of work rather than as thirty separate listings — which is how one style becomes thirty variants without thirty rounds of data entry.
Do marketplaces use the same size charts?
No, and that is the usual source of returns. Your measurements are translated to each marketplace’s own size vocabulary centrally, so a single chart change propagates rather than being re-edited per channel.
How can I reduce apparel returns?
Return reasons are aggregated by size, so a sizing problem shows up as a chart problem on a specific variant instead of as a general return rate you cannot act on.
Does each variant need its own stock count?
Yes — each size and colour is its own sellable unit, and MergeKart holds stock per variant across every connected channel so one variant selling out does not oversell the others.
Which products suit an apparel catalogue?
OmniList for variant-level cross-listing and stock, PixelMagic for batch image work across a large variant set, and ListIQ for the attribute completeness apparel categories enforce.
Collectibles
Open page →How do you list one-of-one items efficiently?
Collectibles have no catalogue to match against, so attributes are drafted from photographs of the item in front of you — condition, markings and grade — and always marked as machine-read so a person confirms before publish.
How are unique collectibles priced?
Against sold listings matched on condition and attributes rather than on a category average, because condition is most of the price on a one-of-one item.
Can provenance be kept with the item?
Yes. Acquisition source, photographs and any paperwork stay attached to the item record through sale, so the history travels with the listing rather than living in someone’s notes.
Does listing one-of-one stock mean writing every listing manually?
No. The item is read rather than matched to a catalogue, so the draft is generated from the object itself — which is the only workable approach when no two items are the same.
Which channels suit collectibles?
eBay and Etsy carry the most one-of-one demand, and MergeKart lists to both from the same item record while keeping stock correct on a single-quantity item.
Electronics
Open page →How does MergeKart identify an electronics product?
Model and serial are read from a photograph of the label, validated against known model formats, and flagged when ambiguous rather than guessed — because the model number is what the rest of the listing depends on.
How is compatibility or fitment data handled?
Compatibility entries are matched automatically from the confirmed model, so buyers filtering by device or fitment find the listing instead of it being excluded from the filter.
How should refurbished or used electronics be graded?
Your own grade definitions are applied consistently from inspection photographs, then price follows the grade — so two items in the same condition are not priced differently by whoever listed them.
Why do electronics listings get rejected?
Usually for missing structured data — model identifiers, condition attributes or required category fields — rather than for the product itself. Resolving those before publish is what prevents the rejection.
Which products suit an electronics catalogue?
Magic Lister for reading model and serial into a draft, PriceLens for grade-aware repricing, and ListIQ for the attribute completeness these categories enforce.
eBay
Open page →Does MergeKart use the official eBay API?
Yes. The eBay integration runs on the official Trading API, covering listing creation, item specifics, shipping mapping and order retrieval, rather than browser automation.
Can MergeKart fill eBay item specifics automatically?
Yes. Magic Lister detects the category and fills the required item specifics, flagging anything it could not determine so you resolve it before publish rather than after a rejection.
Will MergeKart reprice my eBay listings?
PriceLens tracks competitor prices and repositions yours within a floor and ceiling you set, so a reprice never breaks your margin rule.
Can I list to eBay and other marketplaces at the same time?
Yes. OmniList publishes one draft to every connected channel and keeps stock and price identical across them, so a sale on eBay decrements the others in the same second.
Do I have to re-enter listings I already have on eBay?
No. MergeKart imports your existing catalogue read-only first. You see your listings, quality scores and price positions before anything is allowed to write back.
Amazon
Open page →Does MergeKart help win the Amazon Buy Box?
PriceLens tracks competitor pricing and repositions yours inside your margin floor. Buy Box outcomes depend on Amazon's own criteria including seller metrics and fulfilment, not price alone.
Can MergeKart keep Amazon inventory in sync with other channels?
Yes. OpsPilot holds one inventory record and pushes changes to every connected channel, which is the mechanism that removes overselling.
Does MergeKart support Amazon A+ content?
The Amazon integration covers listing, repricing and inventory sync. Check the current integration depth on the integrations documentation before assuming A+ coverage.
How often does MergeKart check Amazon prices?
PriceLens runs continuously against live competitor data rather than on a fixed daily schedule.
Can I start with Amazon only and add channels later?
Yes. The Starter plan covers one marketplace channel; you add channels as you need them without re-entering your catalogue.
Etsy
Open page →Does MergeKart write Etsy-specific listing titles?
Yes. Magic Lister formats titles and fields per marketplace, so the Etsy title follows Etsy's conventions rather than reusing the eBay or Amazon one.
Is MergeKart suitable for handmade or vintage sellers?
Yes, particularly where the same item is also listed elsewhere. Cross-listing plus stock sync is what stops a one-of-a-kind item selling twice.
Can MergeKart handle jewellery listings on Etsy?
CaratList reads certificate data — colour, clarity, metal weight — and attaches it to the listing, which is built for fine jewellery specifically.
Will listing on Etsy through MergeKart affect my Etsy SEO?
ListIQ scores each listing against the marketplace's own best practice and flags what is holding ranking back, per channel.
Does MergeKart sync Etsy stock with other marketplaces?
Yes. One inventory record serves every connected channel.
Walmart
Open page →Why are Walmart listings rejected more often than other channels?
Walmart enforces required attributes strictly. MergeKart maps your columns to Walmart's taxonomy and shows which fields are still empty before publish, rather than after a rejection.
Do I need a GTIN for every Walmart listing?
Walmart requires product identifiers for most categories. MergeKart's column mapping shows exactly which rows are missing a GTIN so the gap is visible before you submit.
Can MergeKart sync Walmart inventory with eBay and Amazon?
Yes. Stock is one record across every connected channel.
Does MergeKart handle Walmart pricing compliance?
PriceLens repositions prices inside the floor you set, so automated repricing does not breach a price rule you have configured.
How long does it take to launch on Walmart?
The published measure on this page is the time to first order; connecting a channel takes under five minutes and cataloguing follows.
Shopify & WooCommerce
Open page →Is Shopify a marketplace or a storefront in MergeKart?
A storefront. MergeKart treats your own store as the source of truth and pushes out to marketplaces from it, rather than treating it as another channel to be fed.
Does MergeKart support WooCommerce as well as Shopify?
Yes. Both are handled as store platforms rather than marketplaces, with the same store-as-hub model.
Can I keep Shopify stock in sync with eBay and Amazon?
Yes. One inventory record drives every connected channel, so a Shopify sale decrements the marketplaces.
Do I need to rebuild my catalogue to use MergeKart with Shopify?
No. Your existing catalogue is imported read-only first, and nothing writes back until you allow it.
Is there a Shopify app?
Magic Lister runs on web, mobile and the Shopify app, using the same draft model on all three.
Still stuck?
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