Is there a way to Synch to Square on the new Etsy seller app

[stufforama]

Since we are transitioning the old "Sell on Etsy" app to the new "Etsy Seller" app, where do I find the "Synch to Square" to transfer over my listings to sell at in-person markets. I can't seem to find it.

[ChillwolfArt]

@stufforama  Hi, others were asking the same question not too long ago.  I don't know, sorry; hopefully someone will jump in.

 I do some local Shows in the Fall.  I don't synch Etsy with Square.  Rather, I Deactivate any items which I take to the show.  If they don't sell, I Reactivate them when I come back.

[stufforama]

As someone who has over 300+ items that doesn't really work for me.  

[LLFarmhouseDesigns]

Does anyone have an answer to this question? I can't seem to find the sync in the new app. Thank you.

[stufforama]

Nope. I've tried to contact someone via the app but it doesn't seem as if this is an option anymore. I had to log in to Etsy via my browser on my phone to get it to synch. It's the only workaround for now.

[LLFarmhouseDesigns]

Thank you for your response, appreciate it. I noticed there's a lot missing on the new app.

[GeekNotions]

Yeah, too much missing.  It's a huge downgrade from the old app.

[AllTheLittleStories]

If I have 100 of an item on Etsy and I sync with Square, does Etsy charge for each item sold or only if I sell out and have to renew? I cannot find a clear answer anywhere on this.

[PrairiePrimitives]

@AllTheLittleStories It should work the same as it does in your Etsy shop. When you sell 1 of that item, the next one renews ... until there are none left. Etsy charges the standard $.20 fee for each renewal. 

[BagmakerSupply]

@AllTheLittleStories: 'When you sell items in-person using Square that are not synced from your Etsy shop inventory, there is a $0.20 USD fee per transaction.' per https://www.etsy.com/legal/fees/

More information: https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000905467-How-to-Use-Square-in-Your-Etsy-Shop?segment=sel... 

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