Sales tracking & detection

Crosslist helps you keep track of your sales across all connected marketplaces.

Sales tracking gives you a centralized overview of your revenue, fees, expenses, and estimated profit or loss for each transaction. You can rely on automatic sales detection where supported, manually add sales yourself, or enrich existing sales with additional financial information.

Automatic sales capture

Crosslist periodically checks your connected marketplaces for new sales and automatically imports them into your account.

Server-based automatic sales tracking

For the following marketplaces, sales tracking happens fully automatically through our servers:

• eBay
• Etsy
• Shopify
• WooCommerce

Your browser and computer does not need to stay open for these marketplaces.

Chrome extension-based sales tracking

For all other marketplaces, automatic sales tracking requires:

• The Crosslist Chrome extension
• A desktop browser session
• Your computer/browser to periodically remain active

Crosslist checks for new sales:

• Whenever you actively use your browser
• Periodically while your browser remains open

View sales for a listing

There are 2 ways to access the sales history for a listing.

From the listing overview

1. Navigate to the Crosslist listing overview
2. Locate the listing you want to inspect
3. Click the bar chart icon next to the listing

From the listing detail page

1. Open the detail page of a listing
2. Click the Actions dropdown in the top right of the page
3. Select Manage sales

A sales management modal will open where you can:

• View all recorded sales for the listing
• See the sale date, revenue, fees, and estimated profit or loss
• Edit existing sales
• Delete sales
• Add new sales manually

Add a sale manually

You can manually add a sale at any time.

This is useful when:

• A marketplace is not yet supported for automatic sales tracking
• You made an in-person or local sale
• You want to backfill historical sales
• You want to adjust or complete missing financial details

To manually add a sale:

1. Open the Manage sales modal
2. Click Add sale
3. Fill in the desired sale information
4. Click Save

Sale fields

Field	Required	Explanation
Marketplace	Yes	Select the marketplace where the item was sold. This helps track where your sales are coming from and powers marketplace-specific analytics.
Sale date	Yes	The date the sale happened. Used for sales reporting, analytics, and tracking trends over time. Defaults to current date
Quantity	Yes	The number of units sold in this transaction. If the item has multiple units available, this lets you record a partial sale instead of marking the entire inventory as sold. Defaults to 1.
Sale price	Yes	The amount the buyer paid for the item itself, excluding shipping. This is your gross item revenue before fees and expenses.
Collected shipping	No	The amount the buyer paid for shipping. Enter this only if shipping was charged separately and should be included in revenue tracking.
Refunded amount	No	Any amount refunded to the buyer. Useful for partial refunds, returns, cancellations, or post-sale discounts.
Cost of goods	Yes	How much you originally paid for the item. Used to calculate estimated profit and margin. Defaults to the listing's cost of goods field.
Shipping expense	No	What you paid to ship the item to the buyer. Used for more accurate profit calculations.
Other expenses	No	Any additional costs related to the sale, such as packaging materials, cleaning costs, insurance, or transaction-related expenses.
Standard fees	No	The marketplace’s normal selling fees, such as commissions, final value fees, or transaction fees.
Shipping fees	No	Marketplace shipping-related fees deducted from your payout, separate from your own shipping expense.
Promoted fees	No	Advertising or promoted listing fees charged by the marketplace, such as promoted listing fees or offsite advertising fees.

WARNING

You can only add sales if the listing quantity is greater than 0.

If your listing quantity is currently 0, first adjust the quantity in the listing detail form before creating the sale.

Profit calculation

Crosslist automatically calculates the estimated profit or loss for a sale based on the information you provide.

This can include:

• Sale price
• Shipping collected
• Marketplace fees
• Shipping expenses
• Cost of goods
• Refunds
• Additional expenses

Providing more complete financial data will result in more accurate profit reporting and analytics.

As Crosslist continues expanding its analytics capabilities, additional reporting and insights may become available over time.