All of my inventory is entered first on Webador, yet every product also has to be published on eBay. Manually recreating titles, descriptions, photos, prices and in-stock quantities twice a day is eating up hours that I should be spending on sales. The goal is a reliable way to treat Webador as the single source of truth and have every change—new listing, photo swap, price tweak, stock adjustment—reflected on eBay automatically once a day (or more frequently if that proves simple). Pulling data in the opposite direction isn’t essential right now; as long as eBay mirrors Webador, I’m happy. I’m open to whatever makes sense for the two platforms—API integration, a lightweight middleware script, or a browser-based tool—provided it can: • Read Webador product titles, descriptions, images, pricing and stock figures • Create or update the matching eBay listings with the same fields • Run on an automated daily schedule without manual triggers • Log successes and any errors so issues are easy to spot If existing libraries, Webador’s CSV export, the eBay Trading API, or similar tools speed things up, please feel free to leverage them; I just need a solution that works and can be maintained without deep technical overhead on my end. When you deliver, a short walkthrough of the setup and a quick test with a handful of live products will be enough proof the sync behaves as expected.