List parts on eBay
The same car that came through the gate goes back out as parts, listed on your eBay account, with the donor vehicle's details filled in from what the gate already knows. Follow the green: every money step is a green button, from the eBay flip to List on eBay, so a part goes live without reading a thing.
- Check your plan and eBay account
Listing needs a plan that includes eBay (Compliance + eBay, £79/month, or above, on the Billing tab) and your own eBay seller account. Sales and payouts land in your eBay account. BreakerHQ never touches the money.
- Connect your eBay account
Settings → eBay connection → tap Connect your eBay account and sign in on eBay's own page. Once connected you'll see the seller name here, and the eBay button under the logo flips the whole app to your shop.
- Take photos on the vehicle
On the vehicle screen, open Photos and Add photo: the car, and the parts you'll break from it. Each photo stays on screen after it is taken. Tap Add labels and pick the parts it shows, tap the little × to take a label off, then Done. A photo labelled with its parts is one the shop can find for you later. Photos need signal. Everything else at the gate doesn't.
- Build the listing
Flip to the shop and open Build a listing. Every car on the record is there, depolluted or not: how you depollute is your business, and a part sale is not a waste movement. Open Search and filters to search by reg, car or part number, or to tick Depolluted only if that is how you work. Each car starts folded to its plate and how many parts are already listed, so a long stock list reads at a glance: tap the plate to open it. A car whose photos carry labels is filled blue and says how many parts, and inside it each labelled part's chip is blue with a camera mark, so you can see which parts are ready to list. Tap the part (Engine, Manual gearbox, Driver side front door…), then check the pre-filled title, price and photos. A labelled part starts with every photo labelled with it already ticked, and a photo you add from inside a part's listing is labelled with that part and put on the listing for you. Tap the photo to page through the car's shots and untick any you don't want on eBay.
For an engine, gearbox or other engine-specific part on a car that came with more than one engine, a Which engine? row appears. Tap the engine, or All engines, and it is remembered for every part off that car. eBay uses it to show "fits your vehicle" to buyers with that car in My Garage. Tap Change if you picked the wrong one. Listings already on eBay are updated.
- List it on eBay
Tap List on eBay. The listing publishes to your eBay account with the donor vehicle's details, and appears under Your listings with its live status. The ⟳ button re-checks eBay if you think something changed over there.
- Sold at the counter? End it
Someone buys the part in the yard: Your listings → tap the listing to open it → End listing → Sold at the counter → End it. The eBay listing comes down so it can never oversell. Listings that sell or end on eBay's side update here too.
- Sold on eBay? Post it
In Your listings, tap Sold. Every sale is there, newest first, with the part number and its shelf. Pack it, post it, add the tracking on eBay, then open the row and tap Posted. A sale nobody has ticked sits under To post until someone does. Counter sales are listed too, with nothing to send.