Inspecting and editing one listing (the row inspector)
Open any listing row to edit price, cost, ad rate, repricer limits, stock, supplier and notes, and what these edits do and do not change on eBay.
Click any row on your Listings page to open the row inspector, a detail view with five tabs for checking and editing everything DashVue tracks about that one listing: pricing, stock, sourcing, health and history.
Opening the inspector
On the Listings page, click anywhere on a listing’s row and the inspector expands in place, just beneath that row. It brings together the details for that single listing across five tabs, so you do not need to hunt through separate pages to check its price, cost, stock and history. Along the top of the panel is a five-tab strip (Pricing, Stock, Sourcing, Health and History) and a close button.
Pricing
The Pricing tab is where you edit the listing’s Listed price and its cost of goods (COGS), with a live Margin preview and the lifetime Sold count shown read-only alongside. You can also set the Ad rate (%). Below the fields, a Repricer sub-panel holds a Paused checkbox and the Floor and Ceiling that bound how far automated repricing is allowed to move the price. A Save pricing button commits your changes.
Stock
The Stock tab covers how much you hold and where it came from. Edit the In stock quantity and a Reorder point, with the lifetime Sold count and the listing Status shown read-only. Below that you can set the Condition (from eBay’s condition list), attach a Supplier, record a Location and add free-text Notes. An Auto-relist sub-panel pairs an Enabled checkbox with a Price reduction on relist (%), and a Plan a restock link jumps you to replenishment.
Sourcing
The Sourcing tab records the provenance behind the item: Source, Purchase date, Purchase price and Purchase location. Underneath, two read-only readouts show the Relist count and when it was Last relisted by the auto-relist pipeline. A Save sourcing button commits your changes.
Health
The Health tab is read-only. It shows Days listed, Velocity (a blended sales rate), a Dead-stock signal (OK or Stale) and the listing Format, plus a View on eBay link. Nothing here is editable, it is a quick health check on the listing.
History
The History tab lists this listing’s recent orders (up to the last 20), loaded on demand when you open the tab. Each row shows the eBay Order number, Date, Price and Status, so you can see the sales behind the numbers on the other tabs.
What editing here actually changes
Everything you edit in the inspector, price, cost of goods, ad rate, repricer floor and ceiling, quantity, supplier, location, notes and purchase details, updates your DashVue records and feeds your repricer and relist settings. This is where DashVue calculates your margins and where the repricer reads its limits from.
These edits do not touch the live eBay listing
Editing a listing in the row inspector updates DashVue’s own records and the settings your repricer and relist automation use. It does not revise the live listing on eBay itself. If you need the live eBay listing changed, for example its price or quantity, that still needs to happen through eBay’s own listing tools or through DashVue’s publishing flow, not through an inspector edit. DashVue never writes stock quantity back to eBay.
See the related articles below for more on the Listings page and on how the repricer and relist automation use the limits you set here.
Last updated 2026-07-05.
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