LystoSync for eBay -- WordPress 插件

开发者	lystosync
更新时间	2026年10月27日 23:46
PHP版本:	8.1 及以上
WordPress版本:	7.1
版权:	GPLv2 or later
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Your product data stays in your own WordPress database, not on a third-party cloud platform. LystoSync is a WooCommerce eBay integration that runs inside your WordPress admin. Publish products as eBay listings straight from the products list, keep prices and stock in sync, and end listings automatically when items sell out. Every setting is a plain option you can read and change. Coming from WP-Lister Pro for eBay? LystoSync Pro migrates your listings, profiles, templates, and category mappings. See the FAQ below for what carries over. Core features (free):

Publish WooCommerce products as eBay fixed-price or auction listings
Edit listings: price, quantity, title, description
End (withdraw) listings at any time
Auto-relist expired listings
Manual Relist action from the listings table
Listing profiles: reusable templates with eBay category, shipping, payment, and return policies
Per-product shipping weight and dimensions sent to eBay
Description templates with placeholder support
GPSR compliance fields: manufacturer and responsible persons for EU product safety
Archive ended listings on a nightly schedule
Auto-sync on product save: changes push to eBay when you update a WooCommerce product
Stock control: auto-end or update quantity when WooCommerce stock hits zero
Sales sync: eBay sales lower WooCommerce stock, checked every 30 minutes or hourly
Staging site mode: pause scheduled syncing on a copy of your site
Background sync: queued listing updates pushed on a schedule
Multiple eBay accounts
OAuth account connection
Business policy sync: pulls fulfillment, payment, and return policies from eBay

Pro features (LystoSync Pro):

Import existing eBay listings into WooCommerce
Migrate from WP-Lister Pro for eBay: listings, profiles, templates, and category mappings
Orders admin page: view, search, and manage imported eBay orders
Automated order import on a schedule
Mark orders as shipped on eBay when a WooCommerce order completes
Shipment tracking: upload carrier and tracking number to eBay
Automated buyer feedback after shipment
WooCommerce to eBay category mapping
LystoSense: AI-suggested item specifics for a product's eBay category, reviewed before anything is saved
Background inventory check: pulls live eBay status and updates listing state
Faster sync intervals: every 5 or 15 minutes, on top of 30 minutes, hourly and manual
In-dashboard Pro updates with license key activation

How it works: LystoSync handles eBay OAuth tokens server-side, so you never touch API credentials. You don't need a LystoSync account, just your active eBay seller account.

Upload the plugin to your /wp-content/plugins/ directory or install via the WordPress plugin screen.
Activate the plugin through the Plugins screen.
Go to LystoSync → Accounts and connect your eBay seller account via OAuth.
Create a listing profile under LystoSync → Profiles with your preferred eBay category, shipping policy, and return policy.
Assign the profile to a product and publish it to eBay from the product edit screen or the Listings table.

Full walkthrough with screenshots: How to connect WooCommerce to eBay. Requires WooCommerce 8.0 or later.

1.6.0 Added:

eBay Store categories: profiles can place listings in your eBay Store's own categories.
List a product on more than one connected eBay account, each under its own profile, with an Add to profile bulk action on the Listings page.
The eBay badge tooltip in the Products column shows the account, price override and profile.
Profiles carry a description, shown first on a compact profiles list.
Products saved by the WooCommerce CSV importer or WP All Import now queue an eBay sync.
An opt-in setting to remove all plugin data on uninstall.
A separate, off-by-default opt-in for product news and offers alongside service notices.
German, French, Italian and Spanish translations for the strings added since 1.3.0. Changed:
WooCommerce stock is now reserved when an eBay buyer commits to buy, not when payment arrives.
Bulk item specifics: pick a value from eBay's list instead of typing it into a prompt.
API Logs: entries past a retention period are pruned, and the endpoint filter is grouped by API.
The WP-Lister migration carries over profile descriptions, custom eBay prices and every listing of a product, and warns to deactivate WP-Lister before reconnecting accounts.
A profile that listings still use can no longer be deleted; the message points to Switch profile.
The plugin refuses to activate without WooCommerce instead of causing a fatal error.
The bundled Guzzle HTTP library is updated to clear six published security advisories.
eBay account authorization is now bound to the site that started it. Fixed:
Opening and saving an imported eBay order in WooCommerce took the stock a second time.
Free plan: sold-out listings were ended even when eBay's Out-of-Stock Control was on for the account.
An eBay price override the plugin could not read, such as abc or 1.234,56, was saved and synced at the wrong price; it is now rejected, with a message showing the accepted formats.
A full sync sent quantity 1 for a sold-out product that allows backorders, while the Listings table showed 0.
Order polls never reached orders past what one run could page through.
The resync sweep skipped live listings after the first batch.
Changing a profile's account, or switching a listing to a profile on another account, could duplicate listings.
Relisting a sold-out product failed with eBay's "Quantity is not valid"; it now says why before calling eBay.
Inventory check: ended listings with unsold units and backorder products were reported as discrepancies, and the report did not say which site sent it.
A variation disabled by a CSV import or a REST save stayed listed on eBay.
API Logs and order history showed times in the database server's time zone instead of the site's.
A missing ship-from location surfaced as "This Offer is not available." and was never recreated on a re-sync.
Clicking Fetch Token before eBay finished showed an error, and every retry reported an expired session.
Bulk item specifics: the credits balance did not refresh after a run, and counts were not pluralised.

1.5.0 Added:

eBay Motors: list Parts and Accessories over the Trading API, with a Compatible Vehicles editor for fitment.
Staging site mode: a toggle that stops a staging clone from syncing to your live eBay account automatically.
Bulk item specifics: run LystoSense over a whole selection of products, with the cost shown up front and every suggestion reviewable before it saves.
Standalone Variations: list each variation of a variable product as its own listing, for categories that don't allow multi-variation listings.
Search and filtering on the API Logs page: free text, account, endpoint, and errors only.
An import that ends with failures now names each listing it could not create, and why.
Listings table: sortable Product, Price, and Profile columns, and the WooCommerce source price beside a marked-up price.
Imported eBay orders are tagged with a LystoSync origin for WooCommerce's order reports. Changed:
Tax on listing prices now follows the shop's own tax settings. The "always" mode is gone.
The Import page numbers its two steps and puts Find Listings beside the progress card.
Syncing several products at once now runs one at a time, with progress, per-product results, and a Stop button.
eBay error messages no longer repeat their own text in the trailing parameter list.
Accounts page cleanup. Fixed:
A shop that enters prices including tax had its declared VAT rate dropped from the listing.
Item specifics: a brand set as a shared parent attribute never reached variations, an empty value was sent and rejected, and an over-long value is now caught before publish.
Imports: a stuck run showed "Running" forever and could not be stopped, one listing's error could fail the whole run, and "Import anyway" failed on a SKU another product held.
Multi-variation listings lost their listing template and showed a wall of plain text.
Publishing a variable product whose variations do not vary left orphaned inventory items and offers on eBay.
The eBay sign-in tab could be dropped silently by Safari and pop-up blockers.
Admin styling: the category picker and WordPress buttons lost their padding, and the review prompt's dismiss buttons left the notice on screen.

1.4.0 Added:

Tax-inclusive listing prices: a profile's declared VAT rate now sets the eBay price, is declared to eBay, and splits tax on imported orders.
Bulk price and condition overrides when syncing multiple listings at once.
A listing whose eBay offer no longer exists is now moved to Trash instead of stuck showing a permanent sync error.
A WordPress.org review prompt, and a preview against a shipped demo product in the template editor. Changed:
The template editor now uses blocks exclusively, with editing for Custom HTML blocks built in.
Imported order tax is resolved at the buyer's address, not the store's. Fixed:
Several dashboard notice issues: stray notices from other plugins, a clamped Recent Orders card, a mid-sync page reload, and a notice that kept reopening after every sale.
Template markup could lose its styling when saved, and dropdown arrows were missing on some admin screens.

1.3.0 Added:

Item specifics now map local (non-taxonomy) WooCommerce attributes, not just global taxonomy ones, with a local attribute taking priority over a same-named global one.
A one-time dialog asks existing installs whether to check for eBay service notices before the check runs.
German, French, Italian and Spanish translations, bundled so the admin UI is localized out of the box. Changed:
Every REST call the plugin's admin screens make now goes through wp.apiFetch instead of hand-built fetch requests. Fixed:
Product images no longer silently skip eBay Picture Service upload when the listing image size setting is set below Full.
Sites with plain permalinks got a 404 on every REST call (categories, item specifics, conditions, GPSR labels, policies, store categories, account connect, import review) because a hand-built query string collided with the permalink fallback's own.
A listing that sells out on eBay no longer lands in the Error tab instead of Ended: the follow-up end/inventory call is expected to fail once eBay has already closed it out, and that's now recognized rather than treated as a sync failure.
A permanently rejected Trading API call is no longer retried four times with a generic timeout message; eBay's actual rejection reason now reaches the seller.
Saving a profile's price settings no longer queues a sync per variation child in addition to the listing itself.
The OAuth callback now validates the state parameter before using it to address a transient.
The license key is no longer returned in cleartext from Settings or shown in the setup wizard.
Text with HTML entities (e.g. "Black & White") now decodes before reaching eBay, instead of appearing verbatim in the title, item specifics, and variation specifics.
A failed eBay Picture Service upload now aborts the sync instead of silently mixing self-hosted and eBay-hosted image URLs, which eBay rejects outright.
A variation dropped during import (usually a duplicate SKU) is now reported by name and reason instead of being silently counted as imported.
The {{brand}} description placeholder now resolves through the same override chain as the listing payload, instead of reading the brand taxonomy directly.
Importing a listing with no matching profile or SKU no longer creates a duplicate product on a later import run, and a multi-variation listing is now matched by its variation SKUs, not just the item-level one.
An imported variable listing's inventory item group key and parent SKU now come from eBay instead of an internal ID, so the listing can be revised and ended after import.
A listing published through the Inventory API before being imported no longer fails every revise with eBay error 21919474; the plugin now recovers by adopting the real offer.
Item-specific dropdowns with very large eBay value lists (trading cards, for example) now search on the server instead of loading every value into the browser.

1.2.0 Added:

An Import Categories option that assigns imported products to a matching WooCommerce category based on the eBay category path.
A locking mechanism that prevents a double-click on Import, or a scheduled run landing on top of one already in progress, from creating duplicate orders or double-reducing stock.
A connected account now seeds its order-sync cursor at connect time, so a first sync can't reach back and re-process orders already fulfilled.
Keyboard accessibility for the category picker and modal dialogs, with accessible labels on row-selection checkboxes.
A Clear EPS cache bulk action for forcing a re-upload of eBay-hosted images.
An image transfer method setting for EPS uploads: upload the file directly, or hand eBay a link to fetch it. Changed:
Renamed "Sync interval" to "Order sync interval" and clarified that it governs order imports only, not listing/stock syncs.
The description gallery now serves images from eBay instead of the store when eBay Picture Service uploads are on.
The setup checklist can now be dismissed at any point, not only once every step is complete, via a clearer "Skip setup" link. Fixed:
Listings with an EAN, UPC, or ISBN no longer fail to publish outright.
Two settings that rendered but silently failed to save (respecting WooCommerce's out-of-stock threshold; forwarding shipment tracking to eBay orders) now save correctly.
LystoSense suggestions no longer fatal the request on an upstream failure; the failure is now logged.
LystoSense now adds a suggested value as a custom option when it isn't already in the field's list.
A missing product query no longer fatals the eBay status column on the WooCommerce Products list.
Plugin admin page headers now align with WordPress's Screen Options tab.
The API log table no longer stretches to fit long error messages; errors show on their own row.
Saving settings no longer resets or interrupts the recurring order-import and inventory-check schedules.
Decimal values like shipping weight now reach eBay and the API log as the number entered, not a floating-point expansion.
Images referenced by templated descriptions are now converted from http to https before publish.

1.1.0 Added:

A first-run setup wizard covering the account, business policies, ship-from location, category and template.
An import review step: listings are gathered and filtered first, so you choose what to import before anything is created.
Item specifics from imported listings are mirrored into WooCommerce product attributes.
An auction's end date in the listings Type column.
A per-page screen option on Listings and Orders. Changed:
Listings imported from eBay are now managed over the Trading API, variations included.
Images are uploaded through eBay's Media API.
The import lookback now defaults to 12 months.
The admin no longer loads fonts, or any other asset, from a third-party host.
Bulk listing actions and the status tabs run in far fewer database queries. Fixed:
An auction the seller ended by hand on eBay is no longer relisted automatically.
An auction's Buy It Now price is now correctly sent to eBay.
Auction end dates no longer go stale after a re-sync restarts the auction on eBay.
A listing's format now follows its assigned profile.
Trashed listings show as Trashed in the listings table.
Ship-from locations update on eBay when the address changes.

1.0.1 Added:

Listing descriptions are now imported from eBay along with existing listings. Changed:
Admin prices now display in the marketplace currency instead of always in dollars. Fixed:
Custom item specifics that eBay does not suggest are no longer dropped.
Ship-from location failures after upgrading to the opt-in store address.
Update checks no longer run when no license is connected.
The inventory location probe no longer shows as a failed API call in the log.

1.0.0

Initial release.

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