Many sellers who have just come into contact with the wish cross-border e-commerce platform do not know much about IDs, nor do they understand the role of IDs? I don’t even know where to find the ID number of my store. This article will focus on explaining: What is the ID of the wish seller? Attached is the ID FAQ for the wish platform.

1. What is the ID of the wish seller?

The ID of the wish seller is also called the product ID, and its English name is Unique ID. It is set by the cross-border e-commerce wish seller. Its function is to facilitate identification, so that merchants can find and identify it at any time through the store ID when operating internally in the backend. According to the regulations of the wish platform, each store account has an ID, and the Unique ID is permanent and cannot be changed in any way later, so there is only one setting opportunity.

2. How to find the ID account of the wish seller? Some sellers forget the number after setting up their ID. You can use a method to retrieve the ID, that is, first log in to the backend of the store, find the account settings in the upper right corner of the account, and click in, look for the “Merchant Unique ID” button, click in, and remember to copy it. Save it.

3. Frequently Asked Questions about wish.

If the product has been edited and is already on sale, can it still be edited again? The answer is yes. All products that are under review for sale can have product information changed. After modification, products that have passed the review will be reviewed again.

However, during the second review period, the product can still be sold normally on wish, but the product information must be modified to a certain extent, and the traffic exposure of another product cannot be used, otherwise there will be penalties.

In short, ID is a way to identify Wish sellers, and it cannot be modified after registration. Sellers can find the ID number through the backend Seller Center channel. When editing and modifying product information on the Wish platform, pay attention to the scale. Do not lose the traffic and exposure of other products, and do not replace this product information with another product to increase exposure by “selling dog meat over others’ heads.” Grab traffic.