SlabIQ Product Roadmap

Strengthen SlabIQ’s background processing, marketplace jobs, retries, error handling and deployment reliability so long-running operations finish predictably and failures are always visible.

Replace workflows that require manual refreshes with live progress and automatic UI updates.

Rebuilding SlabIQ's card catalog for much larger image libraries, accurate set and variant data, and identification that uses known card data before AI.

Bringing whole sets, checklists and image libraries into the SlabIQ catalog at scale, safely and resumably.

Making sure every Baseball printing is its own correct card, and cleaning up real duplicate cards, without losing anything sellers have linked to them.

Showing each release as one checklist, with its insert, autograph and relic checklists grouped inside it instead of scattered as separate sets.

Every card appears once in its checklist, with its parallels and variations grouped under it, even when the source only listed the parallels.

Keeping TCG cards that share a card number but are different printings (base, alt art, Master Ball, Poké Ball) as separate, correct catalog cards.

Every catalog card should show its own picture, at good resolution, and never a generic 'no image' file or another printing's photo.

Keeping catalog search and large checklists fast as the catalog grows to millions of cards.

The SlabIQ Discord bot runs as its own service, released and rolled back separately from the website, and talks to SlabIQ only through a versioned API.

SlabIQ news delivered to subscribed Discord community channels: patch notes, blog posts, announcements, roadmap updates, catalog additions, and maintenance or service status.

Open a support ticket from Discord and talk to the SlabIQ team in a private thread or DM. Every reply and status change stays in sync with the team's help desk.

Suggest a feature from Discord, see similar requests first, vote once per request and follow its status. The SlabIQ team reviews requests and can link them to the roadmap.

SlabIQ documentation, plus a searchable knowledge base of help articles the team writes once and customers can read on the website or search from Discord.

Ask a support question in Discord and get an answer based on checks of your own linked account, with what was confirmed kept apart from possible causes and next steps.

A program for partners in the card-selling community, with partner access codes that unlock plan benefits when a seller signs up or enters a code.

Deeper, more accurate financial reporting: one set of numbers for sales, fees, shipping, costs and profit across Finance Hub and the dashboard, plus cash flow, expenses and reconciliation.

Get SlabIQ alerts, such as sales and sync problems, on your computer through notifications in your desktop browser.

Add graded cards by cert number. SlabIQ fills in card details where the grader's data is available and reads the slab label from your photo for the rest. Single and bulk lookups are under Tools → Cert Lookup.

Reliable eBay imports and background sync: every listing accounted for, temporary eBay errors retried, and no silent changes to your inventory.

When SlabIQ creates or updates an eBay listing, it reports what eBay actually accepted: no false failures, no silent partial updates.

SlabIQ checks that each eBay listing is linked to the right card before it updates photos, details or price, and never changes a live price unless you confirm it.

Set auto-accept and auto-decline amounts for Best Offer, see the amounts eBay has on file, and never have a price change quietly alter them.

Connect Square for in-person sales so that a card sold at your counter or show table is removed from your other channels, and your Square catalogue matches your inventory.

Better tools for selling on Whatnot shows, going beyond today's Whatnot CSV export.

List and sync SlabIQ inventory on Misprint.

List and sync SlabIQ inventory on My Card Post.

A fast, phone-friendly mode for pricing, finding and selling cards at a show table, with sales recorded once so your other channels stay accurate.

Build and sell complete playsets for trading card game players.

Full profit-and-loss reporting for card-selling businesses, going beyond today's Finance Hub P&L view.

Insights that connect inventory, pricing, sales and store performance into one picture.

Rules that act for you when conditions are met, for example repricing, relisting or tagging cards automatically.

More places to sell SlabIQ inventory as the card market evolves.

Tools to run breaks end to end, from spot sales and buyer tracking to shipping hits, beyond today's live overlays and break calculator.

More powerful packing and shipping workflows, building on pick lists and the Fulfillment Kiosk.

Richer team accounts beyond today's Owner, Manager, Viewer and Kiosk roles.

Fine-grained roles and permissions for employees working in a seller's account.

Smarter, rule-based repricing that goes beyond today's bulk pricing tools.

A pick list that shows every open order from all your stores, groups picks the way you work, tracks partial picks and lets you update many at once.

A faster batches list with table and card views, saved preferences and bulk actions, plus a batch editor with Table and Grid views and a dependable Mass Edit.

Catalog pages count distinct cards, not every printing, and show how many base cards, inserts and parallels a sport or set has.

Korean, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese Pokémon sets are in the SlabIQ catalog, with a language filter and English names where they can be confirmed.

A rebuilt public card database for browsing games, sports, sets and cards, with search, filters and accurate checklists.

A rebuilt public website: a page for each major SlabIQ tool, comparisons with other card-selling tools, and the groundwork that helps search engines find SlabIQ's pages and card catalog.