A spreadsheet column layout that scales from 100 to 10,000 orders
The column layout that does not fall apart at volume - designed so automation writes cleanly and humans still read it.
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The column layout that does not fall apart at volume - designed so automation writes cleanly and humans still read it.
carrier_name lies. The tracking-ID prefix tells the truth. Here is how to resolve the real courier every time.
AE has two order-ID formats and the responses differ. Handle both or you will silently drop orders. Here is the safe parser.
LSR quietly throttles your visibility. Accurate, on-time tracking uploads are the cheapest insurance you can buy. Here is the playbook.
Bolting on a second store later is painful. Designing for multi-store from the start costs nothing and saves weeks. Here is how.
A year of trying to make Google Apps Script do AE tracking. What worked, what didn't, and what we finally moved to.
Match your AE source order to the eBay sale in two seconds, once, with zero code, and let automation handle the rest.
Your tracking data is an early-warning system for supplier stockouts. Learn to read the signals before listings go bad.
Set delivery expectations that hold up. Here is how to turn AE's EDD into a buyer promise you can actually keep.
It looks like "delivered and happy". It is not always. Here is what BUYER_ACCEPT_GOODS actually tells you, and what it hides.
One refund field is never enough. Here are the four signals you must check together to catch every refund.
A delivered order marked Cancelled is not a bug - it is a delivered-then-refunded order. Here is how to model it correctly.