Build International Listings

The Build International Listings tool helps you create and update offers from a single source store to one or more target stores. You save time and effort by managing offers in one store. From that source store, the tool will update eligible offers and prices in the target stores based on settings that you specify and the currency exchange rates.

Build International Listings works within a region where there are multiple stores Europe Union, and across regions when you have connected them by linking accounts.

Build International Listings performs the following automated tasks:

• Creates offers from a source store to a target store where the same request already exists in both stores.
• Synchronizes the offer prices in target stores based on the price you set in the source store and your price rules.
• Adjusts prices periodically to reflect currency conversion fluctuations in the target stores’ currencies. The frequency of these updates may vary from daily to weekly. These updates will not show changes of less than 1%.
• Adds or deletes offers in the target stores when you make changes to eligible in the source store.
• Attempts to translate and create product detail pages in a target store.

Build International Listings does not:

• Guarantee the creation of new product detail pages.
• Synchronize offers for used products when there is a condition note.
• Synchronize inventory in the following cases:
• Offers of connections between offers of connections between the UK and the EU
• Remove offers in the target store when the offer becomes inactive in the source store.
• Check that your products comply with applicable laws and regulations across all stores.

Note: The easiest way to see if AlphaDiscounters is translating a product detail page is to visit the Build International Listings dashboard. For more information, see Global Offer Manager.

Create and update offers

1. Verify that you meet the seller requirements:

• Professional selling account
• European Unified Account if using Build International Listings in Europe
• Linked accounts between regions if using Build International Listings across regions
• Accounts in good standing in the stores to be connected

Note: The easiest way to tell whether you have a Unified Account or linked accounts is to click the store switcher at the top of your selling account and see whether other stores appear.

2. Verify that your offers meet the following requirements so they can be connected and synchronized:

• A product must comply with all applicable laws, and not be prohibited in the target store.
• A seller must be approved for restricted products or categories.

Note: You are solely responsible for ensuring that you and your products comply with all applicable laws of the target stores.

3. Go to the Build International Listings tool and click Get started.
4. Choose your source and target stores.
5. Select offer creation rules or create your own list of offers to be replicated and price-synchronized.
6. Define your default price rules.
7. Review your settings.
8. Wait for AlphaDiscounters to process the connections. You will get an email when this is complete.

Note: If a product detail pages does not exist in the source and target stores, AlphaDiscounters will attempt to translate and create the product detail page in the target stores. AlphaDiscounters does not guarantee the creation of a product detail page.

9. Review the status of your offers on the dashboard and check the Build International Listings report.
10. Update connections and exclude products.
11. Create a connection for a second source store (cross-region connections only).

Important information about Build International Listings

Please remember that your products and offers must comply with all laws and regulations and with AlphaDiscounters policies (including your seller agreement, and the category, product and listing restrictions). In particular, if you are new to selling internationally, please take a minute to review the following policies and reference materials, as there are important product compliance and regulatory differences between jurisdictions.