Treecat Update: Notifications, Mcari Changes, and How to Save on Cross-Listing

Treecat shared a recent platform update covering three important topics for resellers: how to stay informed when marketplace changes happen, what’s new with notifications inside Treecat, and how users can save money by using an affiliate promo code.

1. Mcari Changes and Cross-Listing Stability

One of the biggest takeaways from the update was that Mcari changed how it interacts with third-party tools like Treecat. These kinds of marketplace updates can sometimes cause temporary interruptions in cross-listing or status syncing.

Treecat said the team was already on it and working to keep the cross-listing experience running smoothly. The goal is to make sure sellers can continue listing and selling with as little disruption as possible.

2. How Treecat Notifies You About Sales and Sync Status

Treecat explained that when an item sells, users receive a sales notification showing which marketplace listings were confirmed as accurate and taken down properly.

These notifications may show status messages like:

• Ebay listing status was confirmed as accurate
• Mcari listing status was confirmed as accurate
• Poshmark status was confirmed as accurate

If Treecat cannot confirm that a listing was removed everywhere, the notification may say the listing status was not confirmed as accurate.

The key advice: always check your sales notifications. If something looks off, Treecat asked users to let them know so they can investigate quickly.

3. Treecat’s Notification System: Ribbon, Email, and Popups

Treecat also reminded users that there are multiple ways the platform sends important updates:

• Sales notifications for sold items and takedowns
• The black ribbon inside Treecat for service notices and platform updates
• Email announcements for broader updates or interruptions
• Popup notices for surveys and product feedback

The company used these channels to communicate both the Mcari issue and other service updates, including times when something like a power interruption briefly affected syncing.

4. AI Autofill and What Treecat May Build Next

Treecat is also close to releasing an AI autofill feature for cross-listing. This tool is designed to automatically fill in categories and speed up the listing process.

Because the team is finishing this feature, they are now asking users what should come next. Some ideas mentioned include:

• Depop integration
• Multiple accounts support

Treecat encouraged users to share feedback through the in-app popup survey and a newsletter survey.

5. Don’t Pay Full Price: Treecat Affiliate Codes

Another major topic was pricing. Treecat pointed out that many users are paying full price when they could be using an affiliate promo code for savings.

Using an affiliate code can reduce pricing on takedowns and other plans. Treecat mentioned several affiliate options, including codes from long-time community members and supporters.

Users can find the affiliate code option in:

• Settings
• Affiliate Profile

Treecat also noted that users can become affiliates themselves if they want to participate.

6. Final Thoughts

Treecat’s message was simple: stay alert, check your notifications, and don’t miss out on savings. With marketplace changes happening, the company is actively working to keep cross-listing stable while rolling out new features like AI autofill.

If you have questions or need support, Treecat encourages users to reach out through:

• Email
• The help icon in the app
• Trouble tickets
• Personal training
• The Reddit forum

For resellers looking to streamline operations and save money, these updates are worth paying attention to.