About SellerActive
SellerActive is a multichannel e-commerce management software from Cart.com that supports the automation and expansion of e-commerce businesses. It provides marketplace management, channel feeds, repricing, and inventory management so businesses can efficiently handle their operations across various platforms. SellerActive integrates with popular marketplaces, facilitating simplified listing and order management. The software also enables users to adjust pricing dynamically based on competition, ensuring better sales performance. With real-time inventory tracking, businesses can reduce overselling and stockouts effectively. Key capabilities: marketplace management channel feeds repricing inventory management real-time analytics Best for: e-commerce retailers that need to manage multiple sales channels efficiently.
SellerActive Details
SellerActive's In-App Market Place
Does SellerActive have an in-app market place?
Yes
How many Mini-Apps in the marketplace?
1
Mini Apps
N/A
Pricing Options
Accepted Payment Currencies
USD ($)
Pros & Cons
- 1. Multichannel Inventory Management: Capable of managing inventory across multiple marketplaces like eBay, Amazon, and Walmart.
- 2. Cost Savings (Potential): Can potentially offer significant cost savings compared to other systems.
- 1. Poor Customer Service/Unfair Billing Practices: Refusal to prorate or refund annual contracts, even when significant issues were experienced with the service and associated 3PL (Deliverr). This is a major complaint.
- 2. Integration/3PL Issues: Problems with integration and performance when used with third-party logistics (3PL) providers like Deliverr, leading to shipping failures, tracking issues, and other problems. This suggests potential instability or lack of robust integration.
- 3. Misleading Sales Practices: The user review suggests being persuaded into an annual contract and a specific 3PL, which later proved problematic, raising concerns about sales tactics.
- 4. Confusing Terminology: Different terminology for common e-commerce concepts (like Parent/Child relationships for inventory) can cause initial confusion for new users.