Collect and import a list from Amazon

Choose the store and country#

1. Open Amazon for the country where you want to collect products.
2. Click the Qublo icon and sign in if requested.
3. In the popup, choose the destination eBay store, connected and compatible with that country.

You import into one store at a time. If a destination is disabled, read the reason before continuing.

The list, store and account are different choices#

The collection is saved separately for each Qublo account, user and Amazon country. If you change sign-in or country, check which list is open before submitting it. Do not assume that what you see in another tab belongs to the same context.

The destination, meanwhile, is one store at a time. Changing stores does not move an already accepted submission to the new destination. Open the job details in Qublo to check where the drafts are being saved.

If the popup cannot read the stores again, reopen it. Until you have a confirmed, compatible destination, do not try to force submission by choosing a country different from the page's country.

Add products with Extract#

1. Open an Amazon search, deals, bestsellers or category-ranking page.
2. In the Qublo panel, click Extract (Estrai): the ASINs of products loaded on the page are added.
3. Visit other pages for the same country and click Extract again to add more products.

You must start each collection with Extract: browsing alone does not add products. The command does not open subsequent pages or download the category's entire catalogue. ASINs already present are not added a second time.

Each country retains its own list. Changing Amazon marketplaces does not transfer codes collected in the other country.

Manage the list without confusing it with Drafts#

You can edit collected codes directly in the panel. The counter and submission use valid ten-character ASINs; typed text may remain saved even if it contains invalid lines. Review the list whenever you add or correct codes manually.

The bin empties the collected list without an additional confirmation. Use Export CSV (Esporta CSV) first if you want to keep it. Clearing the list does not cancel a request already submitted or delete drafts already created: those actions are managed in Qublo.

The panel title and code count help you check the current collection. Minimising the panel frees space on the page; it does not interrupt an import.

Example: collect from two pages#

Suppose you are looking for desk accessories on Amazon Italy. On the first page, click Extract after the products have loaded. Move to the next page and click Extract again. If an ASIN appears on both, it is kept once in the list.

1. Review the codes and remove products you do not want to sell.
2. Check the Italian store in the panel again.
3. Decide whether to include variants for this submission.
4. Export the CSV if you want to keep a copy, then import.

If you later open Amazon for another country, you will see that country's collection. Do not expect the Italian list to turn into products for the new marketplace.

Review the list and choose variants#

1. Read the list in the panel and remove codes you do not want to submit.
2. Check the destination store.
3. Enable Import variants too (Importa anche le varianti) if you want to request them along with the listed products.

To keep a copy on your computer, click Export CSV. The file contains the ASIN column and can be used in the CSV import form, with the correct country and store selected.

Submit the list and check Drafts#

1. Click Import (Importa) in the panel.
2. Read the confirmation: Imported! (Importato!) means the request was accepted, not that all drafts are ready.
3. Open Drafts in Qublo to follow progress and check each product's outcome.

The list remains saved until you clear it manually. If the response is uncertain, use the recovery offered before submitting the list again: some products may already be in Drafts.

Importing does not publish on eBay. Review and edit the drafts created first.

Check the job after submission#

In the import details, search for an ASIN from the list and check the destination store. Use the Successful, Excluded and Failed filters to distinguish the results. The percentage refers to ASIN requests: one request can generate several drafts if it includes variants.

If Qublo offers recovery of an uncertain submission, use it before repeating the whole list. If it cannot find the request and asks you to confirm a new submission, read the warning: some products may already be in Drafts. Cancelling that confirmation does not submit any more products.

When the job finishes, move on to reviewing the drafts. You can leave the list in the panel for reference, but its presence is not a publishing command and does not indicate whether those products have been sold.