Listing items one-by-one is slow—especially when the product already has a barcode. Let us scan a barcode to instantly start a listing, pull in details, and keep inventory easy to find later.

What this would enable

• Scan to create a listing faster: Use a barcode scanner (or phone camera) to add an item and auto-fill key details like title, brand, model, category, and more.

• Pull details from trusted sources: Look up product info using common codes like UPC/ISBN (and where available, identifiers like Amazon ASIN/FNSKU) to reduce manual typing.

• Generate your own barcodes/labels: Create a Crosslist-generated barcode/label for items that don’t have a scannable code (or for unique inventory), print it, stick it on the item, and store it.

• Scan to find items later: Quickly search and retrieve listings and inventory by scanning the item’s original barcode or your printed label.

• Avoid common barcode “leading zero” issues: Preserve barcode accuracy when importing/using codes (especially those with leading zeros) so lookups and matching stay reliable.

Why it matters

• Speeds up listing dramatically for retail, books, media, and any inventory with UPC/ISBN

• Reduces errors and repetitive data entry

• Makes organizing, storing, and locating inventory much easier—especially at scale