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June 15, 2011 08:55 pm GMT
eBay acquired local product inventory and shopping site Milo.com for $75 million last December, and was fairly quick to start integrating the technology into its core products. For example, eBay launched GiftsNearby, which showed shoppers gift options available for pick up at local retailers in their neighborhood. Today, the company is debuting a new feature of Milo, called Fetch, which allows small and medium-sized retailers to upload their local inventory and automatically share the real-time availability of their products on eBay.Fetch, which is still in beta, allows retailer to install Fetch on their point of sale systems (the platform is integrated with QuickBooks) one time and then they can simple publish their inventory to eBay's marketplace. Fetch will update the retailer's inventory every 15 minutes, says eBay. 
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Milo Fetch Allows Local Retailers To Upload Their Inventory To eBay
eBay acquired local product inventory and shopping site Milo.com for $75 million last December, and was fairly quick to start integrating the technology into its core products. For example, eBay launched GiftsNearby, which showed shoppers gift options available for pick up at local retailers in their neighborhood. Today, the company is debuting a new feature of Milo, called Fetch, which allows small and medium-sized retailers to upload their local inventory and automatically share the real-time availability of their products on eBay.Fetch, which is still in beta, allows retailer to install Fetch on their point of sale systems (the platform is integrated with QuickBooks) one time and then they can simple publish their inventory to eBay's marketplace. Fetch will update the retailer's inventory every 15 minutes, says eBay. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/t-fNjw4FD6Q/
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