Resale, Direct and Consign can run as separate Controllers for the same SKU and size. Bricker reads the market signals your seller account can access and keeps each selling mode separate. After it detects a sale, it can ask to remove the linked listings in the other modes, where marketplace and account permissions allow. Use Sync Data to fix delayed or missed updates.
Resale, Direct and Consign change who holds the item and how it ships. The sale and the stock update land in the same place regardless.
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Connect the StockX seller account and confirm which selling modes it's approved for. Then choose the market signals that fit your goal.
List per Controller where the connected StockX account supports the selling mode. Bricker watches the eligible indicators for each Controller. For linked batch workflows, see multi-marketplace listing.
StockX sales go to the Sales tab. There you set paid / pending status, assign a carrier and create documents.
Standard invoices use loaded PAID sales. A StockX Sale History export is a separate invoice input. Labels and shipping have their own steps.
The account profile holds your selling-mode eligibility, market-signal preferences and cross-list cleanup. It keeps them in line with the permissions StockX has granted.
Adjusts payouts for accounts without VAT registration.
Prioritises higher payouts when setting prices.
Prioritises faster sales over higher payouts.
Considers Earn More / Sell Faster / Lowest Ask in addition to consign price.
Switch on only when StockX has approved the account for Direct shipping. Otherwise prices use the wrong market data.
When a Direct item sells, the matching Resale Controller can be removed automatically, and the reverse.
The Category column appears in the Listings View, Inventory and Bricker Mode tables. Direct and Resale are different selling pools. The same SKU and size can sit under different Controllers.
Resale, Direct and Consign stay separate, so each mode can follow its own market and fulfilment logic.
When Direct Pricing is ON, indicators try direct market data first. If it's unavailable, they fall back to standard data, then to top-level data.
In the Item Addition Window, pick DIRECT in the Mode column. To set a batch, use the header dropdown or a CSV (Listing Mode = DIRECT).
Switch Direct Seller Mode on or off for one Bricker Task in Edit Task, or in bulk with Mass Edit.
Consignment / Flex Controllers always use top-level market data, whatever the Direct toggle is set to.
RestocksAIO manages the connection. You stay responsible for StockX eligibility, account permissions and marketplace rules.
Direct and other restricted selling modes appear only when StockX has approved the seller account for them.
Listing, pricing, sales and document actions stay within the permissions of the connected account.
RestocksAIO manages the supported connection. You don't make technical choices.
StockX remains the system of record for account status, selling-mode access and fulfilment requirements.
The Generate Invoices panel handles StockX sales already loaded in RestocksAIO. It can also work from your StockX Sale History export.
Create invoices for StockX sales already in RestocksAIO within the timeframe you choose.
Create documents from a sale-history CSV exported from the StockX seller account.
Choose the invoice format that fits the account's VAT situation and reporting needs.
Go from the confirmed sale to label preparation, boxing and any shipping actions your account has.
RestocksAIO labels the three StockX routes it can run for the same SKU and size. Resale is the standard Verified Marketplace route. You hold the new, unworn item, StockX supplies the label, and the parcel goes through a StockX Verification Center. Consign is StockX Flex. Verified inventory is stored at a StockX warehouse and ships as soon as an Ask matches. Direct is the seller-direct route. It's open only to accounts approved for the StockX Verified Seller Program. Each mode has different market data, so RestocksAIO runs them as separate Bricker Controllers and doesn't merge them into one price. The full map is in StockX Flex vs Verified Seller vs Listings Marketplace.
With StockX Flex, eligible sellers send stock to a StockX Verification Center or authorised warehouse before it sells. Once verified, the pair sits in Flex inventory and buyers see it as Xpress Ship. StockX dispatches it immediately when the Ask matches. The published cost has four parts. You pay the normal Seller Level transaction fee and the 3% payment-processing fee. You also pay region-specific storage charges after the first 30 days, and a fee when unsold inventory is returned to you. Storage age changes the economics on slower stock. So estimate Flex with an age scenario, not only today's payout. In RestocksAIO, Flex inventory is priced as the Consign Controller and always uses top-level market data.
DFS is what sellers call StockX direct shipping. The seller ships a sold, new and unworn item straight to the buyer. It doesn't go through a StockX Verification Center. DFS isn't open to every account. StockX grants it to selected high-volume sellers under the invite-only Verified Seller Program. It vets them on product quality, shipping speed and operational performance, and it keeps monitoring those accounts. Every DFS order is still a StockX sale covered by the Buyer Promise. In RestocksAIO, DFS is the Direct selling mode. It runs as its own Controller with its own market data. Only switch on Buyer-Direct Seller Mode for accounts StockX has approved.
Yes, for StockX accounts approved for Direct. Buyer-Direct Seller Mode is an account-level setting. Only switch it on after StockX grants access. When direct signals are unavailable, Direct Pricing falls back to standard data, then to top-level data. You can set Direct per item, per Bricker Task, with Mass Edit or by CSV. When RestocksAIO detects a linked sale, it can ask to remove the matching Resale Controller where permissions allow. Use Sync Data to fix delayed or failed updates. Cleanup lowers the risk of a double sale but can't guarantee zero oversells. For supported StockX pricing workflows, see sneaker repricing software.
Yes. Standard invoice generation uses StockX sales loaded in RestocksAIO, and only when they're marked PAID. The StockX Sale History CSV is a separate input. Choose the invoice profile you've set up. Label preparation and shipping actions have their own workflow. See Generate Invoices and the StockX bulk shipping guide.
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