Category: GeekSeller

  • New Feature: Purchase Orders (PO) Now Available in GeekSeller

    New Feature: Purchase Orders (PO) Now Available in GeekSeller

    We are happy to announce that GeekSeller now includes a Purchase Orders (PO) feature. Purchase Orders help you keep track of inventory that you order from your suppliers. Instead of managing POs in spreadsheets or separate software, you can now create and manage them directly in GeekSeller.

  • Webinar: Why Walmart is still a Marketplace to consider in 2026

    Webinar: Why Walmart is still a Marketplace to consider in 2026

    Our Co-Founder & CTO, Daniel Sodkiewicz, has been invited to speak at Ecomcy’s upcoming webinar, “Why Walmart is Still a Marketplace to Consider in 2026.” We look forward to joining industry leaders to discuss Walmart’s continued growth and opportunities for sellers.

  • LB and OZ Explained: Why GeekSeller Shows Both (and Why We Still Use LB Only)

    LB and OZ Explained: Why GeekSeller Shows Both (and Why We Still Use LB Only)

    We recently released a small but useful update. In some places, GeekSeller now shows weight as LB + OZ instead of just LB. This helps make values easier to read, especially for smaller weights. At the same time, we still require weight input in LB only. This applies to both the interface and CSV uploads.…

  • Looking for an ecomdash Alternative? Here's What Sellers Should Know

    Looking for an ecomdash Alternative? Here’s What Sellers Should Know

    If you are an ecomdash user, you may be wondering what the future looks like after the platform became part of Network Solutions. Over the past several months, we have spoken with a growing number of sellers who are looking for an alternative for inventory and order management, and many have chosen to migrate to…

  • How to avoid and manage TikTok Shop cancellations

    How to avoid and manage TikTok Shop cancellations

    Order cancellations impact your metrics, customer experience, and fulfillment costs. If you automate fulfillment with Amazon or Walmart, the risk is higher because orders can be transmitted before a customer cancels. Below is a simple and consistent approach to reduce that risk and stay compliant with TikTok Shop policies.

  • Quantity Rules Redesign Now Available to All Users

    Quantity Rules Redesign Now Available to All Users

    We’ve redesigned our Quantity Rules feature and made it available to all users. This functionality has been part of our system for some time, but it required support assistance to configure. Now, with the new redesign, you can create and assign rules directly from your GeekSeller interface.

  • GeekSeller Now Supports USPS End of Day Scan

    GeekSeller Now Supports USPS End of Day Scan

    Marketplaces like Amazon, Walmart, and eBay closely monitor shipment performance. Having a confirmed USPS acceptance scan helps protect your On-Time Shipment Rate, improves tracking visibility, and strengthens overall account health. To make this process more reliable and efficient, we’ve added support for USPS End of Day Scan for USPS labels generated through our EasyPost integration.

  • GeekSeller Now Supports TikTok Shipping

    GeekSeller Now Supports TikTok Shipping

    GeekSeller now lets sellers print TikTok Shop shipping labels (TikTok Shipping) directly from the GeekSeller interface . This is an important update because starting January 2026, TikTok Shop will only support USPS labels purchased directly from TikTok. External USPS labels or custom USPS labels will no longer be accepted for TikTok Shop orders.

  • GeekSeller Achieves Wayfair Certified API Integration Status

    GeekSeller Achieves Wayfair Certified API Integration Status

    We are pleased to announce that GeekSeller is now a certified Wayfair API integration provider. This certification marks an important milestone in our long-standing partnership with Wayfair and reflects our continued commitment to delivering reliable, compliant, and scalable integration solutions for Wayfair sellers.

  • Daniel Sodkiewicz’s Predictions for eCommerce in 2026

    Daniel Sodkiewicz’s Predictions for eCommerce in 2026

    Every year, Shopifreaks publishes a great predictions series where the community shares their thoughts about the future of eCommerce. I’ve enjoyed following this tradition, and Paul — the creator of this amazing newsletter — has even featured my predictions in previous editions. This inspired me to finally write down one of my own predictions here…