Reply to "Importing from Turbo Lister"

auctivamikedAuctiva Customer Support Manager

Hi olzki,

You're probably better off listing the auctions you have already created in Turbolister, through Turbolister because, in order to list them through Auctiva, you would have to recreate them entirely.

However, once your listings end, they will be imported into the Closed Listings folder within your Auctiva account. From there, you can convert them to saved listings by checking the box next to each one, and clicking the "Import Listings" button. Once they have been imported to your saved listings folder, you will be able to easily revise and repost them through Auctiva.

I hope this information proves useful.

-Mike

12/12/063:06 PM

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