Treecat Update: Mercari Changes, Notifications, and a Better Cross-Listing Experience

Treecat recently shared an update for resellers about a new Mercari-related change, how Treecat notifies users when something affects listings, and what’s coming next for the platform. If you cross-list products across marketplaces, this is an important post to know what to watch for and how Treecat keeps sellers informed.

Mercari Changed Again — Treecat Is Responding Fast

According to Treecat, Mercari made another change to how it interacts with third-party tools like Treecat. While platform changes can sometimes interrupt cross-listing workflows, Treecat says its team is already working on the issue and monitoring the situation closely.

The company emphasized that it works quickly to restore and maintain cross-listing performance so sellers can keep operating with minimal disruption.

How Treecat Notifies Users About Service Issues

Treecat explained that it uses three main notification methods when something needs your attention:

• Sales notification emails
• In-app ribbon alerts
• Email announcements

The most important one for sellers is the sales notification email. These emails show whether a listing was successfully removed from all connected marketplaces after a sale. Treecat advises users to check these notifications carefully.

If a listing was not removed correctly, the notification will show that the listing status was not confirmed as accurate. In that case, Treecat may issue a refund and investigate the issue.

Why Checking Sale Notifications Matters

Treecat noted that platform interruptions can sometimes happen only intermittently, which means not every user will be affected. Even if everything seems normal, it’s still smart to review each sales notification to confirm that the item was taken down everywhere it should have been.

This extra step helps sellers catch problems early and avoid overselling.

Treecat also uses the black ribbon inside the platform to post system-wide notices, such as:

• power interruptions
• service sync issues
• platform changes
• urgent updates affecting cross-listing

AI Autofill and Treecat’s Product Roadmap

Treecat also gave users a preview of an upcoming feature: AI autofill for cross-listing.

This feature is intended to make cross-listing faster by automatically filling in categories and other listing details. The company said a preview was delayed because of the Mercari issue, but it still plans to share more soon.

In addition, Treecat is asking users what they want next after AI autofill. Potential future features mentioned include:

• Depop support
• multiple account support

Treecat is gathering user feedback through in-app popups and email surveys to help shape the roadmap.

Save Money with a Treecat Affiliate Code

One of the biggest reminders from the update was about Treecat’s affiliate pricing.

Treecat said many users are still paying full price even though they could save 20% by using an affiliate promo code. Affiliate codes are available through Treecat’s affiliate program and are meant to help users reduce their monthly costs.

Examples mentioned include:

• Fae
• BB Save
• Lucy School

Users can also update their affiliate code in their Treecat settings under the affiliate profile section.

Final Thoughts

Treecat’s latest update focused on keeping sellers informed, protecting cross-listing accuracy, and preparing for new tools like AI autofill. The biggest takeaway for resellers is simple: check your sales notifications, watch for Treecat alerts, and use an affiliate code if you’re not already doing so.

If you’re using Treecat to manage cross-listing, staying on top of these updates can help you avoid interruptions and keep your reselling business running smoothly.