Postage and labels

How label costs get onto your salesSee where ProfitClerk gets each sale's postage label cost: eBay Labels, shares of bulk purchases, imported files, costs you type, or an estimate shown in amber. eBay Labels bought one at a timeWhen you buy postage labels on eBay one at a time, ProfitClerk puts each label's real cost on its order automatically, including voids and multi-item parcels. eBay Labels bought in bulkeBay can post a bulk label purchase as one charge on a single order. See how ProfitClerk finds these, shares them over the right orders and how you check them. Import label costs from a fileBring real postage label costs into ProfitClerk from eBay's transaction report, ShipStation, Royal Mail Click & Drop, Pirate Ship or any CSV, and match them. Type or clear a parcel's label costType the real postage label cost for any parcel on the Shipping page, an order's page or in the app, or clear it to go back to automatic eBay Labels. The Shipping page and To ship listUse the Shipping page and the app's To ship list to see buyers' addresses, export a shipping list to Excel and check every parcel's label cost. Add packaging costs to your salesAdd what boxes, mailers and padding cost to each eBay sale in ProfitClerk, by hand or from a spreadsheet, so every order's profit includes its packaging. Postage the buyer paid vs postage you paidSee how ProfitClerk treats the postage the buyer paid as part of the sale and your label cost as a cost, so you can spot when postage loses you money. Record return postage you paidWhen a buyer sends an item back and you pay the return postage, record it on the order in ProfitClerk so the sale's profit and your profit and loss include it. Label cost looks wrong? How to fix itA label cost that is zero, too high, the same as the postage charged or missing? Find the cause in ProfitClerk and the quickest way to put it right.