See every sale from your outside sales channels — StockX, GOAT/Alias, eBay, and your Shopify store — in one place, and track each one through payout and shipping.
Where to find it: Open Marketplace Sales in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.
What you can do here
- View all your marketplace sales together, or filter to a single channel like StockX or eBay
- See what each sale actually pays you after the marketplace takes its fees
- Turn on profit columns to see how much you made on each pair
- Print shipping labels for StockX and GOAT orders and confirm GOAT orders
- Fix sales that didn’t link to a pair in your inventory so their profit shows up
How to: Find a specific sale
- Use the channel tabs on the left to narrow to one marketplace (e.g. StockX), or stay on “All”.
- Type a product name, size, or order number into the search box.
- Optional: filter by status (like “Shipped”) or by location to narrow further.
- Click any row to open the full order details.
Looking for a StockX sale of a Jordan 1 “Chicago”? Open the StockX tab and search “Chicago” — the matching order appears.
How to: Print a shipping label and ship an order
- Open the StockX or GOAT/Alias order you need to ship.
- For GOAT orders, confirm the order first if it’s waiting on your confirmation.
- Click the shipping-label action to download or open the label.
- Pack the pair and ship it with that label.
A GOAT sale of a Dunk Low size 10 comes in — confirm the order, print the Alias label, box it up, and drop it off.
How to: Fix a sale that shows “Not tracked”
- Look for sales marked “Not tracked” — these aren’t linked to a pair in your inventory yet, so they show revenue but no profit.
- Click the “Match sale to inventory” link on that row.
- Match the sale to the correct pair in your inventory.
- Once linked, the sale’s cost and profit will show.
An eBay sale of a Yeezy 350 shows “Not tracked” — click Match sale to inventory, pick the matching size 9 you have on hand, and its profit appears.
Good to know
- Payout is what you actually receive after the marketplace’s fees — it’s usually less than the sticker price.
- Profit columns are hidden by default; turn them on with the toggle when you want to see margins.
- A “Not tracked” sale isn’t broken — it just hasn’t been matched to a pair yet, so it can’t show profit until you match it to inventory.
- These are your outside-channel sales. Walk-in and in-store sales live on the Retail Sales page.
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