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If you sell on a marketplace Keysender does not support yet, tell us about it. Where the marketplace has an API we can read orders from, we can often run a managed connection for a single seller in days rather than building a full integration. Some marketplaces cannot be connected at all, and this article explains which and why.
TL;DR
Make sure you have:
We run the connection on our own systems rather than adding a screen to your panel. It checks for paid orders every few minutes, creates the sale in Keysender against the inventory whose SKU matches the offer, waits until the codes are actually confirmed, and only then marks the order fulfilled on the marketplace. If anything stalls, we are alerted rather than you.
Marketplaces we already run this way have their own article, such as Erli. Marketplaces with a full integration, such as G2A, work differently and are set up from your panel.
We reply to every request by email. If a connection goes ahead, you place one test order yourself and confirm the code arrives in your own inbox before we switch the rest of your offers on.
| Symptom | Cause | Action |
|---|---|---|
| We declined a marketplace you sell on | The marketplace hides buyer contact details and will not relay a code, so there is nowhere to deliver | Ask the marketplace whether they offer a digital delivery channel, and send us what they say |
| We asked you to get permission first | The marketplace restricts digital keys to approved sellers | Apply through the marketplace's own seller support, then come back to us |
| A request has had no reply | The form did not reach us, or the reply went to spam | Submit a claim with the marketplace name and we will pick it up |
Submit a claim so Keysender Support can review it.
Use the integration request form and name the marketplace, its API if you know it, what you sell there, and roughly how many orders a month. Volume is what tells us whether a managed connection is worth running for you.
Delivery is usually what decides it. A marketplace must either give us an address to send the code to, or accept the code and pass it to the buyer itself. Several large marketplaces hide buyer contact details and will not carry a code, which leaves nowhere to deliver.
Your marketplace API key, your Keysender API key and secret, an active delivery template on your Keysender account, SKUs that match between your offers and your Keysender inventory, and stock in each inventory behind an active offer.