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Apple just approved BrikBiz v1.3 in time for the iPhone X launch. ? --- New Features --- Added ability to restrict Price Guide in Catalog to Anywhere (default), By Country or By Region. Change this via the app's Settings. --- Improvements --- Simplified Drive Thru process when initiated from the Drive Thru tab. Compatibility with the latest iPhone X (of course!)

Unfortunately not at the moment. This task is easier done on a desktop with a larger screen, but I'll see what I can do. I'll let you know when this feature is added in the next update. Stay tuned! ?

Are you referring to this particular screen? If so, I’ll see what I can do as I just checked the API specs again and it does indeed support country-specific price guides. I may just add a configurable toggle in the settings menu.

I believe you are referring to the Part Out Helper. Basically, that module is something me and my wife came up with when we part out sets. We open the bags by number, then we start putting similar parts (e.g. we start with 2x2 plates, regardless of colour) together. We then use this module to tell us if the count matches, if it doesn't that means there are more 2x2 plates in the other bags. Once the count matches, that is when we put aside the 2x2 plates into a "done" container. There's two options: monthly subscription of US$1.49 and annual subscription of US$14.99 (or it's equivalent App Store currency). It's stated at the bottom left of the website.

Hi Phil, sorry, but you won't be able to create new inventory lots in the app. You can load your current inventory, then update the pricing of lots from there. Somewhat related, is that you can also send a certain lot to the stockroom, presumably you want to remove it from sale, or to reserve it for a certain customer. Hope this answers your queries. Feel free to test it out. There's a demo using sample data for each of the Inventories, Catalog and Part Out features within the app.

Hello everyone. I’d like to introduce you to BrikBiz, a mobile BrickLink store manager app that I've been working on for the past year and a half while at the same time, running our own BrickLink store. This is an app designed for BrickLink store owners, therefore, it requires a BrickLink Seller account to operate. Here’s a summary of what it does: Easily manage your BrickLink store on-the-go. Keep track of incoming Orders, or send Drive Thru messages immediately after dropping off the Order. And see your store’s overall performance. Update your inventory without having to squint. Increase (or decrease) item pricing or send them to the Stockroom. Look up the Price Guide and have your items competitively priced. Share links to Inventory items and save your customers from having to dig around your store. Search for Catalog items, and see each item in it’s full detail, including Item Number, Year Released, Inventory, where the Item appears, Color Info and Price Guide. The Part Out Value feature comes useful when you’re out shopping for the best sets to Part Out. Last but not least, mark lots as Complete or Incomplete in the Part Out Helper. Useful when parting out multiple large sets. Following is a comprehensive list of features: ORDER MANAGEMENT View Orders as you receive them Update Order status as you see fit Send Messages to your customers Post Feedback once the order is Completed Send Drive Thru messages right after dropping off the Order View list of Items in the Order, including batched orders Mark Items in the Order as Verified after pulling them Add Shipping, Insurance and other Costs Send Invoices when the Order is Ready INVENTORY MANAGEMENT Load your entire store Inventory View your Inventory based on Category, Color, Item Type and Availability Update Inventory details with ease Set Pricing and Discounts Edit Tiered Pricing Send Items to StockRoom Share links to Inventory items CATALOG Look up the BrickLink Catalog See detailed Item information Check Item availability and Color See up-to-date Price Guide Check Part Out Value for Sets, Minifigs and Gear PART OUT HELPER Mark lots as Complete, Incomplete when parting out multiple large sets CLOUD SYNCING Sync Orders, Catalog and Part Out Helper data across multiple devices OFFICIAL BRICKLINK STORE API Please ensure that you have enabled API access beforehand. Instructions to enable this is available within the app, or check out http://www.brikbiz.com GET STARTED TODAY! Download BrikBiz today and use the Orders listing feature for free. Subscribe to BrikBiz Premium from within the app in order to work on Orders, e.g. changing Order status, sending Messages, etc. BrikBiz Premium subscribers will also gain full access to every other features such as Inventory management, Catalog, Part Out Helper and Cloud Syncing. Monthly and yearly subscription plans are available. We’ve also added Demo features for each Premium feature, so don’t forget to check it out and see if BrikBiz works for you. More information can be found at our website at https://www.brikbiz.com Thank you for your time. Feel free to post questions here and we’ll try to answer as much as possible, or check out our FAQ page: https://www.brikbiz.com/faqs.html

So, TIE Fighters shot first now?

I use the iPhone app to leave feedback and it gets pre-filled with the last feedback I left for a different buyer.

For those of you that had to remind your buyers to pay, and the buyer ended up paying *then* leave retaliatory negative feedback, what can we as the seller do?

What about a new UCS Falcon with interchangeable radar dish? Hehe

New method is definitely my preference, they could do about and change the font though as it looks half-cooked. The old method was nice-to-have, but the site stops functioning (e.*** opening new BL tabs doesn't do anything) until all notifications are sent.

If it's a BIN item, I know these are just competitors trying to see if my item sells.

I think I may have seen that one too. Such a shame that the cockpit won't even open.

I have a package that is going around the USA currently: CRANDALL, TX 75114 DALLAS, TX 75260 KANSAS CITY, KS 66106 KANSAS CITY, MO 64121 DALLAS, TX 75260 COPPELL, TX 75099 ISC NEW YORK NY(USPS) CHICAGO, IL 60666 ISC NEW YORK NY(USPS) I'm impressed, but definitely not happy.

I'd love to see more photos of everyone's storage solution. My store is at about 5000 pieces now and we're adding more! What I did initially when starting out was to place each sets I parted out into a sandwich bag. I write the set numbers onto the bags and the same number goes into BL's "Remarks" option. Those were usually small sets so I have no worries. As I added more I find this a little tricky as finding the smallest piece could be daunting. I am still using this method but will soon be consolidating the pieces from different sets and store them based on color. I'm still far from a perfect storage system that I can easily add new parts into and pull parts out when someone makes an order. But I'm pretty sure I'll get there someday.

I almost missed out on this set, which means to say I only have one for my own and zero for later. Alas, I'm on the same boat as you with regards to the UCS Y-wing. I have thought of BrickLinking a set myself but was put off by the price on one of the rare pieces that you need about 112 of.

Flipped a very recent set for five times the RRP, a couple of minifigures and also some bricks.

BrickLink's interface definitely needs an overhaul. That being said, I don't find any problems with the current old school interface after being there for about 4 months now.

Some bricks and two minifigures.

I'm OCD and I can't stand seeing one of the flaps not properly attached.

Sold my largest BrickLink order to date. Almost $100 ;-)

How has this worked for you? I generally send a reminder at 2 days interval. Have you got any retaliatory feedback because of this? The last time I sent a reminder, the buyer ended up paying using a check (not sure if it's done on purpose) that took way longer to clear.

Is it just me or did the Sold Out label just get plastered on Australian site as well?

LOL, if what you say is true (e.***. bitter ex-buyer) then this person must be given the Oscars for being silly to the core.

Curious about the cost as well.