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How to connect Fashion Days with easySales: a complete guide

How to connect Fashion Days with easySales: a complete guide

Connect Fashion Days Romania, Bulgaria or Hungary to easySales: allowlist the IPs, set up the connection, map your categories, publish offers and read the two statuses.

What you can do with Fashion Days and easySales

Fashion Days is a fashion marketplace operating in Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary. easySales connects to it so your offers are built from the catalogue you already maintain and stay current on their own — prices and stock follow your products, and orders arrive in the same list as everything else you sell.

Before you connect

A Fashion Days seller account

Fashion Days approves sellers before granting marketplace access. If you do not have an account yet, request one from Fashion Days first.

Access to the allowed-IP list

You add the easySales addresses yourself in the Fashion Days account. Without it the connection cannot be tested.

Your sign-in email and password

These are the credentials the connection uses. The API code is optional.

Products in your easySales catalogue

Offers are built from products you already hold. Nothing publishes from an empty catalogue.

EANs, if you have them

A product with an EAN skips the category and characteristic checks, which removes most of the mapping work.

Step 1 — Allow easySales to reach your account

Fashion Days restricts API access by IP address. Before anything else, add both easySales addresses to the allowed-IP list in your Fashion Days seller account:

51.158.174.60 and 3.124.61.144

Step 2 — Connect

In easySales go to Integrations → Marketplaces, find the Fashion Days tile for your country and press Connect.

The Marketplaces screen in easySales filtered to Fashion Days, showing the Fashion Days Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary tiles with Connect and Edit actions.
Fashion Days runs three separate marketplaces. Each one is its own connection.

The connection form has two tabs. Main settings holds the credentials and the defaults every offer inherits.

The Main settings tab of the Fashion Days connection form, showing Connection Name, New order custom status, Price Addition, Default Tax Rate, Default shipping tax, Country for taxes, Invoice Series, Implicit package type, Delivery Days, Username, API Code and Password.
Main settings. Everything here becomes the default for every offer you publish.
Field What it does
Connection Name Your own label. It appears on every offer row, which matters once you run more than one Fashion Days account.
New order custom status Optional. Lands imported orders in one of your own statuses instead of the default.
Price Addition A percentage added to the sale price on this channel only, applied to newly created offers. Your catalogue price is untouched.
Default Tax Rate The VAT rate applied to the offers you publish.
Default shipping tax The VAT rate applied to delivery on imported orders.
Country for taxes Romania, Bulgaria or Hungary. Decides the country a VAT-number check is made against. Defaults to Romania.
Invoice Series The billing series used when easySales invoices these orders. Match it to your invoicing software.
Implicit package type Envelope or parcel, used as the default when generating AWBs.
Delivery Days The handling time shown to buyers. Only a default — a product's own handling time wins.
Username The email address you use to sign in to Fashion Days.
API Code Optional, and marked so on the form. The connection authenticates on username and password.
Password Your Fashion Days password. Stored encrypted.
Main settings

Additional settings holds the switches that decide how much of the work the integration takes over.

The Additional settings tab of the Fashion Days connection, showing the synchronisation switches for prices, stock, invoices and order acknowledgement.
Additional settings. These are what make the integration maintain itself rather than publish once.
Setting What it does Suggested
Send offer prices to marketplace Keeps prices on Fashion Days following your catalogue. Yes
Send offer stock to marketplace Keeps stock following your catalogue, so offers go dark when you sell out. Yes
Send offers when stock increases from 0 Brings an offer back automatically after a restock. Yes
Send invoice to marketplace after generating Uploads the invoice — and the credit note — to Fashion Days. Yes
Mark new Fashion Days orders as processing Acknowledges each new order on Fashion Days as it arrives. Off by default. Yes
Exclude shipping from invoices for locker deliveries Leaves the delivery line off the invoice when the parcel goes to a locker. As your accountant prefers
Overwrite images / force image download Controls whether easySales replaces images already on the listing. Leave off unless images are wrong
The switches that matter in Additional settings

When you save, easySales immediately calls Fashion Days to check the credentials. If the call fails you get the marketplace's own error message back — Invalid vendor ip means step 1 was skipped or incomplete.

Step 3 — Map your categories

An offer cannot be sent until the category holding its product is mapped to a Fashion Days category. Open Products → Categories, and use Map categories on each category you sell from.

The Categories screen in easySales, with two categories showing FashionDaysRO in the MAPPED column and one left unmapped, each row carrying a Map categories action.
Women's Dresses and Men's T-shirts are mapped. Sneakers is not — nothing in it can be published yet.

Mapping does two things: it picks the Fashion Days category, and it lets you fill in that category's mandatory characteristics. Both are checked before every send, and a product missing either is rejected locally without ever reaching the marketplace.

Step 4 — Add offers

Offers are built from products you already hold. Open Products → Products, select the ones you want and use the Add offer action, choosing your Fashion Days connection.

If you already sell on Fashion Days, your existing offers are imported into Marketplace → Offers under the Fashion Days tab, unlinked. Link each one to the matching product so the two stay synchronised — an unlinked offer receives no price or stock updates. easySales can suggest matches by PNK, which is faster than searching by hand.

Step 5 — Read the two statuses

Fashion Days reviews an offer twice, independently, and easySales shows both. This is what sellers most often misread.

The Fashion Days offers list in easySales showing offers with their Fashion Days id, PNK, linked product, stock and price, and two separate status badges reading Documentation rejected with Invalid Price, and New documentation validation pending with Not Available.
Two badges per offer. The top one is the documentation, the bottom one is the price.
Status What it covers Values you will see
Status The product documentation — name, description, images, characteristics New documentation validation pending · In validation · Approved documentation · Documentation rejected · Blocked
Price Your commercial terms Saleable · Invalid Price · Not Available
The two statuses Fashion Days reports

An offer is genuinely live only when the documentation is approved, the price is accepted and the offer is switched on in easySales. Any one of the three being wrong takes it off the site.

Generating AWBs

Fashion Days orders can be shipped either with the dedicated Fashion Days courier or with most of the other couriers easySales supports — you are not locked in.

The Fashion Days courier is added separately under Integrations → Couriers. It can only be used for Fashion Days orders, because each configuration binds to one Fashion Days account.

The Couriers screen in easySales filtered to Fashion Days, showing the Fashion Days Romania, Bulgaria and Hungary courier tiles.
The Fashion Days courier is added separately, and only works for Fashion Days orders.

Returns

Returns are imported for all three countries and are visible in Returns, but they are read-only on the easySales side — settle them in the Fashion Days seller account.

Frequently asked questions

The connection will save, but there is currently almost nothing in the Hungarian catalogue — one category and no characteristics — so categories cannot be mapped and offers cannot be created. Romania and Bulgaria are the working channels today. Ask Fashion Days directly about Hungary before planning around it.

The easySales IP addresses are not on the allowed list in your Fashion Days account. Add 51.158.174.60 and 3.124.61.144 there, one at a time, then save the connection again. If you connect more than one Fashion Days country, this has to be done in each account separately.

The most likely cause is that the Fashion Days password changed. The credentials are only tested when you save the connection, and nothing re-checks them afterwards, so a rotated password stops imports silently — there is no banner or email. Re-enter the password on the connection and save.

Fashion Days reviews an offer in two independent passes. Status covers the documentation — name, description, images and characteristics. Price covers your commercial terms. They move separately, so an offer can have approved documentation and still not be selling because the price was refused.

Almost always the category it sits in has not been mapped to a Fashion Days category, or the mapped category has mandatory characteristics that the product does not fill in. Both are checked before the offer is sent, so the rejection happens in easySales rather than at the marketplace. Products carrying an EAN skip both checks.

Yes, automatically, when your catalogue language differs from the marketplace language — the product name, description, category names and characteristic names are all translated. It runs on a paid plan, and it cannot be switched off from the Fashion Days connection form.

No. Fashion Days orders can be shipped with most of the couriers easySales supports. The Fashion Days courier is an option, not a requirement — but it only works for Fashion Days orders, since each configuration is bound to one Fashion Days account.

Yes. Use Add account on the marketplace tile. Each connection is separate, and each Fashion Days courier configuration binds to one of them, which is why the courier form asks which account it belongs to.

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