07-30-2020 11:00 AM - edited 08-13-2020 04:05 PM
As a Business Policies (BP) seller, you will now see a new experience in the app, starting with 6.4 onwards. Always make sure to update your app to the latest version to ensure you have most up-to-date features.
When listing an item in the app, you can select from the shipping, payment and return policies that you’ve already created.
Shipping policies are in the Shipping module.
Payment and Return policies are in the Preferences module separately.
This is likely because one of your three policies (shipping, payments, returns) is missing a default policy setting. To solve this, please go to https://www.bizpolicy.ebay.com/businesspolicy/manage on a desktop browser. Make sure that a default is set for each type of policy by selecting the drop down arrow next to “Edit” and “Set as default”.
For simplicity, up to 26 of your most frequently used policies are shown for each type of policy in the selection screen, including your default policies. You can leverage the search bar to help narrow down what you’re looking for.
A newly created policy will not show up in the app until it is linked to an active listing, and falls within your list of top 26 most frequently used policies.
If the policy you’d like to use is not there, or was newly created, we recommend you add it to the listing through the desktop listing tool.
We are working hard to get more robust functionality to BP on the app.
What you’re seeing here is a list of shipping options that were previously used in your listings. And because you are a BP user, the Business Policies tool has auto-generated policies based on them. The naming convention is auto-generated based on the details of the policy for quick reference. These policies can be renamed or removed at https://www.bizpolicy.ebay.com/businesspolicy/manage.
In this first phase of BP in the app, there is only a policy selection functionality. For now, sellers are encouraged to edit, create or delete your policies by going to https://www.bizpolicy.ebay.com/businesspolicy/manage or directly through the desktop listing tool.
Although opt-in to Business Policies is global, each marketplace requires its own set of business policies. For example, a US Business Policies user can only use policies created on ebay.com. If that same US seller wishes to list on ebay.de or ebay.ca, they must create policies on that specific site in order to use them, so that the policies reflect the regional shipping options of that marketplace.
On the website, navigate to https://www.bizpolicy.ebay.com/businesspolicy/manage. You should see a list of your available policies. Use the drop down or checkboxes to delete policies you no longer want to keep or use anymore. Pro tip: It is good practice to name your policies so it’s easy to identify which policy you want to modify or delete.
If you run into any issues with deleting policies, make sure to check the following:
We’re sad to see you go as Business Policies could be a very valuable tool for your business. If you really do want to opt out, go to https://www.bizpolicy.ebay.com/businesspolicy/manage and select the “Opt out” link on the top right corner of the Business Policies section.