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Using Macros to Populate Attributes in Selro for Listing Management

Selro allows you to use macros to quickly populate listing attributes, saving time and reducing errors when creating or editing listings.

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Selro allows you to use macros to quickly populate listing attributes, saving time and reducing errors when creating or editing listings. Follow the steps below to use macros:

Steps to Use Macros:

  1. Create or Edit Your Listing
    Start by creating a new listing or editing an existing one.

  2. Select Your Category
    Choosing your category will display a list of recommended attributes for that category.

  3. Show Attributes
    Click on Show Attributes to view all the fields available for your listing.

  4. Enter Macros
    In any attribute field, you can enter a macro from the table below to automatically populate the data. Macros must be entered in the specific format: ${macro_name!}.


List of Supported Macros

Macro Name

Description / Example Use

image_url

Populates the listing with your product image. Example: ${image_url!}

product_summary1

Populates the first line of the product summary. Example: ${product_summary1!}

product_summary2

Populates the second line of the product summary. Example: ${product_summary2!}

product_summary3

Populates the third line of the product summary. Example: ${product_summary3!}

product_summary4

Populates the fourth line of the product summary. Example: ${product_summary4!}

product_summary5

Populates the fifth line of the product summary. Example: ${product_summary5!}

title

Populates the listing title. Example: ${title!}

weight_kg

Populates weight in kilograms. Example: ${weight_kg!}

weight_g

Populates weight in grams. Example: ${weight_g!}

weight_oz

Populates weight in ounces. Example: ${weight_oz!}

weight_lb

Populates weight in pounds. Example: ${weight_lb!}

length

Populates product length. Example: ${length!}

depth

Populates product depth. Example: ${depth!}

width

Populates product width. Example: ${width!}

sku

Populates the SKU. Example: ${sku!}

Note: Always ensure you use the correct syntax ${macro_name!} to avoid errors when populating attributes.

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