SellerAmp SAS: How to Save Profile Settings

Saving profile settings

If you click Edit against a profile, you should see the different settings for that profile - see the below animation:


The 'Reset to Defaults' will amend the settings to the default setup of a new profile


So if you wanted one prep fee for Profile A and another for Profile B, click "Edit" against Profile A and enter a prep fee in Profile A. Then click "Edit" against Profile B and eter another prep fee in Profile B.

Note that all changes will autosave.

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