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Start with the listing type you sell, then price it, bind it to stock, and put it in a collection. A listing is the offer; the stock items and SKUs behind it are what go out the door, and those live under Inventory guides. For what a single view or tab does, see Catalog. For how the data is modelled, read the listings and availability concepts.

Building a listing

Pick the type first. Every listing is built on the same four tabs, and what differs is whether the customer returns it, keeps it, or adds it to something else.

Create a rental listing

Taken for a period and returned. Duration pricing, stock that reserves, and how long they can keep it.

Create a sales listing

Bought and kept. Sale pricing, stock that is deducted, and selling one-of-a-kind items.

Create an add-on listing

Sold alongside another listing. Insurance, delivery, services, and consumables.

Create and publish a listing

The four tabs every listing shares, whichever of the three you are building.

Set up variants

One listing in several forms, and what sits behind each.

Pricing and offers

Set what a listing costs, and the rate cards and discounts that decide it.

Price a listing

Duration pricing, and how a partial period is charged.

Create a discount code

Scope a code to the right items and dates, and diagnose a rejected one.

Build a price table

A shared rate card, tiered by duration, linked to many listings.

Availability and rules

Decide which stock a listing draws from, and how short, long or late a customer can book.

Listing inventory rules

Bind a listing to the stock that fulfils it, and check what a rule matches.

Purchase and booking limits

How short, how long, and how late a customer can book.

Diagnose an unsellable listing

The ordered checklist for a listing that looks complete and will not sell.

Merchandising

Group listings, and collect what you need from the customer at checkout.

Build a collection

Group listings manually, or let tags do it.

Checkout fields

Collect what you need to fulfil an order, and know where the answers land.