Connect your Misprint store

On Misprint open Account → API Keys and generate a key with both the read and write scopes. Quick Ship reads your orders and listings, and writes tracking numbers and the listings you send it. A read-only key is normally refused when you connect.

Go to the Connections page, click Connect on the Misprint card, paste the API key and the Seller ID, and click Connect (Standard plan and above). Quick Ship checks with Misprint straight away that the key works and belongs to that seller. Anything wrong shows up in the dialog; see the troubleshooting table below.

A Misprint seller can be connected to one Quick Ship account at a time. If your store is in vacation mode, Quick Ship tells you so: buyers cannot see your listings until you turn it off on Misprint.

On the Process Orders page click Sync Misprint Orders to import your pending orders. Each order line is matched to the exact card in your inventory and reserves that copy. Once you have bought the labels, click Sync with Misprint on the batch (then Sync & Complete) to push the tracking numbers to Misprint.

On the connected Misprint card flip Live order sync on (Pro plan and above). Misprint then tells Quick Ship about each sale the moment it happens: the order appears on Process Orders within seconds, its copy is reserved, and the same card listed on your other synced marketplaces is lowered to match.

• A full refund on an order you have not batched yet cancels it in Quick Ship and frees its copies.
• A partial refund, a refund on an order already in a batch, or a refund request sends you a notification instead, so you can decide.

When you commit an inventory batch, choose Misprint in the listing step. Quick Ship prices each card with the batch’s pricing rules (prices you typed in staging win) and lists it on Misprint, which applies new listings within about a minute.

• What can be listed: raw singles of Pokémon (English and Japanese) and One Piece (English). Sealed product, other games, cards without a TCGplayer SKU, and printings or languages Misprint does not carry are skipped and reported.
• Seller level limits: Misprint caps how many listings you can have, their total value, and the value of a single listing (price × quantity). Cards over a limit are reported, not sent.
• Listings you made through Misprint’s API (or another tool) are never replaced: the card is reported, and you can hand the listing to Quick Ship with Review takeover (step 6).
• Listings you made by hand on misprint.com cannot be detected yet (Misprint does not report which card they are). If you send Quick Ship a card you already list that way, Misprint may replace your listing with Quick Ship’s, so remove one of them first.

The Misprint Listings page under Inventory shows every card Quick Ship lists there and anything that needs you.

• Scan re-reads your live Misprint listings and flags differences from what Quick Ship last sent. It never writes to Misprint.
• Conflicts (a quantity changed on Misprint, a listing gone) are resolved per card: keep Misprint’s value, push Quick Ship’s, or type your own.
• Price changes you make on Misprint are kept. The next scan adopts them as the new price; Quick Ship never changes them back.
• Push pending sends cards waiting to be listed or re-sent after an error.
• Review takeover lists Misprint listings made outside Quick Ship that match a card in your catalogue. Use QuickShip’s count hands the listing to Quick Ship (keeping its price) and sets it to your Quick Ship quantity; I have both adds the Misprint copies to your inventory as a batch to review; Leave it changes nothing. Listings created on misprint.com itself cannot be matched yet.

With live order sync on, the same copy can be listed on Misprint and your other synced marketplaces at once: a sale anywhere lowers the Misprint listing (and a Misprint sale lowers the others). Lowering stock by hand in Quick Ship updates Misprint too.

Troubleshooting