Importing your CSV

• ebay-uk.csv
• ebay-de.csv
• ebay-fr.csv
• ebay-it.csv
• shopify-orders.csv
• etsy-sold-orders.csv
• vinted.csv
• depop.csv
• generic.csv

1. Open eBay Seller Hub.
2. Go to Orders -> Paid and shipped.
3. Pick the date range you want to import.
4. Click "Export" -> choose CSV format -> download.
5. Upload that file to WardaOS's Import page. We auto-detect UK, Germany, France, and Italy regional formats.

1. Open your Shopify admin.
2. Go to Orders.
3. Apply the date range filter you want.
4. Click "Export" -> "CSV for Excel, Numbers, or other spreadsheet programs" -> "Export orders".
5. Upload the downloaded file to WardaOS.

1. Open Shop Manager.
2. Go to Settings -> Options -> Download Data.
3. Pick the year you want under "Orders".
4. Click "Download CSV".
5. Upload that file to WardaOS.

Vinted doesn't currently offer a built-in CSV export. For now you have two options:

• Manually log sales as they happen via WardaOS's "Log sale" button.
• If you've kept a spreadsheet of your Vinted sales, upload it via the Generic template - WardaOS will walk you through column mapping.

Same situation as Vinted - no native CSV export. Use manual entry or the Generic template.

Before import, keep one header row, one sale per row, ISO-style dates where possible, and separate columns for item price, platform fee, shipping, quantity, SKU, and order ID. Messy is fine. Mystery soup is harder.

• Encoding: export as UTF-8 CSV where possible.
• Dates: use day/month/year or ISO dates consistently.
• Decimals: keep prices as 12.34, not EUR 12,34 unless your export uses regional formatting throughout.
• Fees: put platform fee, payment fee, shipping charged, and shipping actual in separate columns if you can.