A batch of upgrades for stores running the online marketplace. You can now set a dedicated marketplace payout rate that applies to all marketplace sales, independent of each consigner's normal rates. A new priority selling option lets a marketplace item win the online listing whenever it's the cheapest available — so marketplace sellers get first crack when they price to sell. Marketplace items also get their own sold email with clear shipping instructions, including a direct link to the authentication label when CheckCheck is enabled, and consigners can access their authentication labels right from the portal once an item sells. Configure everything in Settings > Marketplace.

Reprice hundreds of items at once. From Find Inventory, download a CSV template pre-filled with your current inventory and prices, update the prices in your spreadsheet of choice, and upload it back. Trace validates every row, applies the changes in the background, and shows live progress with a per-item breakdown of what succeeded and what needs attention.

Trace now syncs your inventory to StockX. Connect your StockX seller account and Active items are listed as asks automatically, with catalog matching handled for you — sales flow back into Trace and the item is pulled from your other channels, just like eBay and Square. With Maximize Margin enabled, Trace prices each ask one dollar under the current lowest ask whenever that beats your base price, and it's smart enough to never undercut your own live asks. Set it up in Settings > StockX.

Shopify resync runs are now fully transparent. Every run tracks each item individually, so you can watch progress in real time and see exactly which items were updated, skipped, or hit an error. Started a run by mistake or need to make a change first? Resyncs can now be cancelled mid-run.

Withdrawing items one at a time is over. Select any number of items in the inventory table and withdraw them all in a single action — withdrawal fees, consigner notifications, and channel delistings are handled for every item automatically.

Trace now connects directly to Square. Link your Square account and your Active inventory is pushed to your Square catalog automatically — each product becomes a Square item, each individual unit becomes a variation with its own Trace code as the SKU and a stock count of one. Map your Trace locations to Square locations to control exactly which stock shows up where.

Photos come along too. Product and unit-level images sync to Square, and resyncing a product rebuilds its item, variations, and images from scratch so anything edited in Trace lands correctly.

When something sells in Square, the order flows straight back into Trace. Unpaid orders reserve the unit as Pending Sale, completed payments mark it Sold, and cancellations or refunds release it back to Active. Sold units are pulled from your other channels immediately, and a cross-channel guard flags any case where the same unit is claimed in two places at once.

Every table in Trace now has a real mobile layout. Inventory, consigners, payouts, transfers, rebalancing and product review switch from wide tables to readable cards on small screens, with filters and sorting still within reach instead of scrolled off the side.

Buttons, dropdowns and pagination were rebuilt for touch at the same time, so working an intake queue or approving payouts from the sales floor no longer means pinching and panning.

eBay settings now show you what's actually happening. See how many items are listed, which ones failed and why, and retry them without digging through logs — so a stalled listing is something you notice, not something you discover weeks later.

Before you connect an account or kick off a sync, Trace also estimates the cost: most eBay accounts include 250 free listings a month, and we show how many of your Active items would go past that allowance and roughly what eBay would charge in insertion fees.

There's now a dedicated Lookup page for the question you ask a dozen times a day: what is this item? Scan the label with your camera or type the Trace code and you land straight on the inventory item — status, location, consigner, price and full history.

If the code isn't an exact match, Lookup falls back to a search so a partial or mistyped code still finds the item.

Shooting product photos on a phone used to mean waiting on 8MP uploads. Photos are now resized and compressed on the device before they leave it — rotation is corrected, HEIC is avoided entirely, and camera captures come through at a sensible size — so uploads over store Wi-Fi finish in a fraction of the time.

The upload window also shows real progress through each stage instead of a spinner, adds a one-tap "Remove BG & Upload" for the whole batch, and a new Inventory setting can strip backgrounds automatically on every photo you add.

Not every transfer goes out with a courier. Transfers can now be sent by internal pickup: the items are held at the sending location as Pending Pickup until your driver confirms the hand-off from the new Pickup page, with an optional signature and photo. Waybill transfers work exactly as before.

Receiving got clearer too. Before accepting, you see the transfer number and a preview of what's inside, and you can filter incoming transfers by location so a multi-store team only works its own queue. Pending Sale and Sold items can now travel as well, and every item lands back in the status it left with.

Changing an item's price is now a deliberate, one-screen action. The new change-price dialog shows the current price, the StockX lowest ask when we have one, and recalculates the consigner payout and fees live as you type — so you never save a price without knowing what the consigner gets.

Once saved, you can reprint the label immediately or drop it into the print queue. Stores that want the extra guardrail can turn on Price Change Confirmation in Pricing settings to require the dialog for every price edit.

Messy back-room photos are no longer a problem. Trace can now remove the background from any product photo with one click, replacing it with a clean white backdrop — both when you're uploading new photos and on photos already attached to your inventory.

The cleaned image syncs automatically to Shopify (and your eBay listings), and the original is always kept so you can restore it at any time.

Staff invitations are now protected by a one-time code. Every invite email carries a six-digit code that has to be entered — or is carried by the invite link itself — before an account can be created, so a forwarded or guessed signup link is no longer enough to join your store.

The signup endpoint was tightened at the same time: it returns only what the signup screen needs, and an invite that has already been claimed can't be reused by a different account.

Trace now connects directly to eBay. Link your eBay account and your Active inventory can be listed automatically — no double entry, no copy-pasting photos. Choose single listings or multi-variant listings per category, enable Best Offer, and let Trace map conditions automatically for used pairs.

When something sells on eBay, the order syncs straight back into Trace and a mirror order is created in Shopify, so stock stays accurate across every channel. Built-in listing removal tools make it just as easy to pull items off eBay when they sell elsewhere or get withdrawn.

Intake now starts with the scanner, not a setup form. Open the scan screen and start scanning immediately — no picking a consignor or location first. Items queue up as you go, and you choose the consignor and location once, at save time. If you assign a different consignor, payouts are recalculated automatically before the items are accepted. Perfect for busy drop-off days.

You can now generate QR codes for your in-store kiosk with filters baked in — brand, size, price range, and more. Print one next to the Jordan wall that opens the kiosk already filtered to Jordans in the customer's size range. Scanning the code activates the kiosk automatically, so there's zero setup on the device.

Inventory transfers just got a major upgrade. Every transfer now records a reason, an optional note, and a waybill number, and a new Transfer History page lets you review and export every transfer to CSV. You can also require outgoing and receiving signatures — and a receiving photo — so hand-offs between locations are fully documented.

Items keep their original status through the trip: something that was pending withdrawal before a transfer goes right back to pending withdrawal on arrival. And when the same product sits at two locations, the new manual swap tool exchanges the two items' codes and locations instantly — no re-listing required.

You can now require proof at the moment a consignor picks up their items. Turn on withdrawal verification in store settings and staff will be prompted to capture the consignor's signature, an employee signature, and a live photo of the hand-off before the withdrawal is completed.

Everything captured is saved to the item's timeline, so if there's ever a question about who took what and when, the answer is one click away.

Buying at a conference or pop-up? Buy Mode lets you scan items into Trace without setting a price on the spot. Each scan shows the current StockX lowest ask so you can negotiate with confidence, and the item lands in a dedicated pricing queue.

Back at the store, open the pricing screen and price everything in bulk — items go Active the moment you save. No more sticky notes or spreadsheets between the buy and the shelf.

Every change to an inventory item is now attributed to whoever made it — a staff member, a consignor, or an automated system like Linnworks or Auto Payout. Two-step flows are covered too: when a consignor requests a withdrawal or price change and an employee approves it, the timeline shows both the original requester and the approver. Full accountability, item by item.

Camera scanning across Trace has been re-tuned for speed. We now use your device's native barcode detector where available, target only the formats that matter, and scan at a higher frame rate — so codes lock on faster in the admin, at intake, during audits, and in the Shopify POS app. Less time hunting for focus, more time moving product.

Customer asking for a size you don't have? Staff can now log a back-in-stock request straight from the admin dashboard — the same requests customers can already create at the kiosk. The moment a matching item in that exact size is accepted into inventory, the customer is notified automatically. No lists behind the counter, no missed sales.

You can now choose exactly which location backs your online marketplace, keeping online-only stock cleanly separated from your shop floor. On top of that, marketplace access and physical drop-off can be toggled per consignor — so you decide who can list online and who needs to bring items in person. Onboarding for new marketplace consignors has been streamlined along the way.

The consignor portal now feels at home on a phone. Inventory and sales tables become easy-to-scan cards on small screens, action buttons stay pinned to the bottom of the screen where thumbs can reach them, and navigation has been rebuilt with a cleaner mobile drawer. Your consignors can check stock, request withdrawals, and track payouts from anywhere.

Setting up a custom domain for your consignor portal is now fully self-serve. Add your domain in settings, follow the DNS instructions Trace generates for you, and we take care of the rest — verification runs automatically every few minutes, and SSL is provisioned as soon as your DNS resolves. No support tickets, no waiting.

The consigner page in the admin now shows a consigner's full inventory across every status — not just active listings. Sold, paid, and pending items are all visible in one place, with totals for sold, paid, and pending payouts pulled directly from the consigner report for accurate at-a-glance stats.

Our new Shopify POS extension makes sure you never sell the wrong pair. When staff ring up an item at the register, Trace automatically checks for identical items in the same size and swaps in the lowest-priced one — so the item that should sell first, sells first.

The extension also supports camera QR and barcode scanning right from the POS, making in-store checkout as fast as scanning the tag.

Added or renamed a location in Shopify? You can now pull your locations into Trace with one click using the Resync from Shopify button in Settings > Locations. Location filters across the app update automatically after a resync.

By default, products are archived on Shopify when their last item sells. You can now choose to keep sold-out products active on your storefront with zero quantity instead — great for keeping product pages live for SEO and restocks. Toggle it in Settings > Inventory.

Consigners can now list items for sale online without dropping them off in store. With CheckCheck authentication enabled, items must pass authentication before going live — consigners are guided through a photo capture walkthrough when listing. You can also defer authentication until an item sells, or automatically submit the CheckCheck request at the time of sale. Configure it all in Settings > Marketplace.

We've moved our admin panel from app.fulltrace.co to app.jointrace.co. Please update your bookmarks and use the new URL to log in to your store's admin panel going forward. All your data and settings remain the same — only the URL has changed.

Export your data exactly the way you need it with reusable CSV export templates. Create custom export formats by selecting and ordering the columns that matter most to your workflow, then save them as templates for one-click reuse. Whether you're preparing reports for consigners, syncing data with external tools, or generating custom inventory lists, Export Templates eliminate repetitive setup and keep your exports consistent every time.

The new In-Store Kiosk feature lets customers browse your inventory right from a kiosk display in your store. Customers can search for items, check availability, and sign up for in-stock notifications — all without needing employee assistance. You can apply custom branding to match your store's look and feel, saving your team time and effort while making the search experience easier for customers.

Design fully custom labels with the new Label Designer — control layout, fields, barcodes, and branding to match your store's look. Pair it with the Print Queue to automate label printing across locations, so labels are generated and ready to print as inventory is received. Manage everything from Settings > Label Designer.

Quickly add inventory by scanning barcodes. Select a consigner and location, then use your barcode scanner or manually enter a GTIN to look up and intake products. The scan-to-intake flow keeps a running count of scanned items, making bulk receiving fast and error-free.

You can now set a default location for each employee, ensuring all location dropdowns are pre-filled and restricting product entry to that location. This keeps data entry consistent across your team and reduces errors when working with multiple locations.

The new Inventory Counts feature lets you perform physical inventory counts to verify your stock levels. Start a count, scan or search items, and track your progress with real-time stats showing expected, counted, and missing quantities. Access it at Inventory > Inventory Counts.

You can now audit your Shopify store to verify that your products on Trace are correctly synced. Quickly identify and resolve any discrepancies between your Trace inventory and Shopify listings. Available in Settings > Resync & Maintenance.

The new Rebalance page makes it easy to spot variants with surplus stock at one location and none at another, so you can quickly transfer inventory where it's needed. Search by product, filter by location, category, condition, or minimum surplus, and kick off transfers in a single click.

You can now send consigner emails from your own custom domain, giving every message a fully branded sender address instead of a generic Trace one. Set up your domain once and all outgoing consigner notifications will come from your store's brand.

A new button on the timeline when inventory is Sold will now directly take you to the Shopify page for that order.

We've added a deeper image catalog for thousands of SKUs (mostly the popular sneakers). This means when you create new products you'll automatically get multiple product photos to work with.

You can also add photos from the catalog to any existing product, and they'll be synced with Shopify.

You can now add multiple product images directly on Trace and have it sync with Shopify. This feature is available for both products and inventory items.

Inventory items that have multiple images, will have their images removed from Shopify upon sale of product. Often times, stores use additional apps such as Rubik to handle multiple images for inventory items. This is especially helpful for used shoes.

We are excited to announce the launch of Pario, a sneaker price comparison tool by Trace. Pario enables you to compare product prices across StockX and GOAT to get a comprehensive view of current market prices for sneakers.

Currently in beta phase, we're actively seeking feedback as we continue developing the platform and working on deeper integration with Trace. Whether you're a sneaker enthusiast, reseller, or just looking for the best deal, Pario helps you make informed purchasing decisions by aggregating pricing data from multiple sources.

Features

• Real-time price comparison between StockX and GOAT
• Comprehensive market price analysis for sneakers
• Beta access with ongoing feature development
• Future integration with Trace ecosystem

We've added support for Auto-GTIN fetching for sneaker products, you can one click fetch as many GTINs as possible for the shoe sizes available. GTINs are unique identifiers for sneakers, and they are used to track inventory and sales across multiple retailers, often used in advertising on Google, Facebook, etc.

The new activity feed is designed to let store owners and managers keep on top of their inventory movement and know what's going on day to day in their stores. You can access the activity feed in the navbar or on the dashboard for easy monitoring of all store activities.

This comprehensive feed tracks real-time updates, inventory changes, sales transactions, and operational activities across all your locations, giving you the visibility you need to make informed decisions and stay connected to your business operations.