It is a free web browser extension for Chrome and Firefox that collects buyer order data automatically.
Yes. I built OrderWand to help manage for my own personal collection, and I figured that other folks would like it.
It’s really for anyone that wants to quickly collect an inventory on whatever they’ve purchased online, but below are a couple examples.
Definitely. I buy products from the five vendors supported OrderWand currently supports, but OrderWand was designed to load order data from any vendor.
Sure. Email is at our support address . We’d really appreciate any of the following:
Yes! Give post a review on the Chrome Web Store and/or the Firefox Add-Ons Marketplace.
Yes! It’s stored in the “Vendor Product ID” field. You can read more here.
OrderWand loads all orders, from newest to the oldest. If it finds any orders that it has already ordered, then it stops loading. This was done to reduce the load on vendor servers, so OrderWand is a “good citizen” to them.
If you initially loaded your orders and stopped before they were complete, just click the “Delete All” button. Then you can go back and reload all of your data.
If you see a “Load all orders load error (500)” while downloading orders from TCGplayer, it is because you probably have too many orders for the site to load. You can download the orders by choosing a smaller number of records to download. Click the “Options” button and next to the “TCGplayer order download limit” field, set it to 30, 90 or 120 days, whichever works.
This is because the eBay API does not have the taxes or shipping as part of their default API. eBay does provide this information, but it’s on their “order.ebay.com” domain. Unfortunately the rest of the eBay data is on their “www.ebay.com” domain. eBay blocks OrderWand from downloading data from “order.ebay.com” because of Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS). Right now there is no workaround for this issue.
If you have an alternative API or solution we can use then please email us .