Seller Teiring

What is Seller Teiring

  1. The system categorizes stores into different levels based on their sales over the past 90 days. The higher the level, the more products are allowed.
  2. The product count includes all products except those marked as deleted.
  3. Once the store's product count reaches the limit set by the store, sellers will no longer be able to create new products.

Path:Settings - Platform Settings - Manager Products

Table:

Sample :If Store A has a sales amount of $100 over the past 90 days, it corresponds to Level G, and it will not be able to create new products once the product count reaches 5,000.

备注:

  1. New sellers are defaulted to Level G, meaning they are not allowed to create new products once their product count reaches 5,000.
  2. The update frequency for 90-day sales (90D GMV) is daily.
  3. To transition to the next level, a minimum increase of 5% or more in GMV is required. (For example, a seller with a 90-day GMV of $251 cannot transition to the next level F; only a GMV of $250 * (1 + 5%) = $262.5 or above can transition to "Level F".)
  4. The 90-day sales can be viewed by navigating to the homepage > Business metrics > 90 Days (see the figure below).

How to determine if the store has reached its limit::

When the limit has not been reached: The Settings section will notify sellers of the remaining number of products they can create.

When the limit has been reached: The Settings section will display a system notification.

“You have reached your product creation limit"

In the product management page, the following prompt appears:

“You have reached your product creation limit, please refer to the Product Creation Limit table. here”

The product creation page will disable the product listing feature

When a store reaches its limit, the following approaches can be taken

  • Improve sales and increase your level to obtain a higher product online quantity by optimizing product content and participating in promotions.
  • Delete products with low sales volume and poor performance to make room for creating new products.
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What is Seller Teiring

  1. The system categorizes stores into different levels based on their sales over the past 90 days. The higher the level, the more products are allowed.
  2. The product count includes all products except those marked as deleted.
  3. Once the store's product count reaches the limit set by the store, sellers will no longer be able to create new products.

Path:Settings - Platform Settings - Manager Products

Table:

Sample :If Store A has a sales amount of $100 over the past 90 days, it corresponds to Level G, and it will not be able to create new products once the product count reaches 5,000.

备注:

  1. New sellers are defaulted to Level G, meaning they are not allowed to create new products once their product count reaches 5,000.
  2. The update frequency for 90-day sales (90D GMV) is daily.
  3. To transition to the next level, a minimum increase of 5% or more in GMV is required. (For example, a seller with a 90-day GMV of $251 cannot transition to the next level F; only a GMV of $250 * (1 + 5%) = $262.5 or above can transition to "Level F".)
  4. The 90-day sales can be viewed by navigating to the homepage > Business metrics > 90 Days (see the figure below).

How to determine if the store has reached its limit::

When the limit has not been reached: The Settings section will notify sellers of the remaining number of products they can create.

When the limit has been reached: The Settings section will display a system notification.

“You have reached your product creation limit"

In the product management page, the following prompt appears:

“You have reached your product creation limit, please refer to the Product Creation Limit table. here”

The product creation page will disable the product listing feature

When a store reaches its limit, the following approaches can be taken

  • Improve sales and increase your level to obtain a higher product online quantity by optimizing product content and participating in promotions.
  • Delete products with low sales volume and poor performance to make room for creating new products.