Your CardNexus parcels leave on time.
A queue of orders to ship, oldest first, a pick list for each parcel, and tracking entered without leaving the keyboard.
What's waiting, as soon as you arrive
The Today screen gathers the parcels to ship, the disputes and cancellations to handle, how your prices compare with the market, and the latest sales, which arrive live.
One queue, oldest order first
Orders to ship line up by order date; after 48 hours, an order is flagged as late. A cancellation request stays visible in the queue without blocking it.
A pick list for each parcel
The cards in each order sort by set and number, by name, by rarity or by finish. Space ticks the next card, J and K move from one parcel to the next. What you've already pulled is kept in your browser and survives a reload.
Tracking entered, the sale is marked shipped
The address copies in one click, the tracking number goes in, and “Mark as shipped” sends it all to CardNexus; for an untracked letter, the number is optional. If CardNexus refuses the shipment, the reason is shown and the parcel stays in the queue.
Sales and their refunds
The fifty most recent sales, filtered by state — to handle, refundable, completed, disputes, cancelled — and exportable as CSV. A partial refund is made from the sale.
Statistics kept locally
Revenue over twelve months, average basket, returning buyers, what CardNexus kept, shipping time, buyer countries, best-selling cards. The register fills in the background, in small slices; the screen itself costs no requests, and the register keeps no buyer name or address.
What it doesn't do
- No printing: no shipping label, no printable pick list.
- A sale shipped with a CardNexus label is finished on cardnexus.com.
- The queue follows order dates, not a shipping deadline.
- The sales screen shows the fifty most recent.
Ready to sell in two minutes.
Free during the beta. All it takes is a CardNexus login.