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How to Export Inventory from PropBox to Palmstreet

PropBox integrates with Palmstreet so you can push your whole inventory to your shop in seconds. Bulk-create every listing (titles, prices, and photos included) without typing a single one by hand.

If you sell plants on Palmstreet, you already know the grind of building listings one at a time. PropBox integrates with Palmstreet to wipe that out: prep your plants once, and PropBox turns your entire sellable inventory into ready-to-publish Palmstreet listings: titles, descriptions, prices, and photos all mapped automatically. No retyping, no copy-paste, no spreadsheet wrangling.

PropBox is your single source of truth for inventory, costs, and buyers; Palmstreet is where you run the show. The integration connects the two so the moment you're ready to list, your whole lineup is one push away. Here's the full workflow.

  1. 1

    Get your plants listing-ready in PropBox

    Open Inventory in Selling mode. Only plants that are marked listable, set to the Available status, and tracked as seller inventory get exported, so make sure the plants you want on Palmstreet have a list price, photos, and (optionally) a SKU. Anything reserved, sold, or held back as a mother plant is automatically left out.

    PropBox inventory table showing plants with species, cultivar, status, and cost
  2. 2

    Export the Palmstreet CSV

    From any inventory view, click Export and choose Palmstreet. PropBox downloads a palmstreet-export.csv file containing every available, listable plant, each as its own single-quantity listing. The file opens cleanly in Google Sheets, Excel, or Numbers if you want to eyeball it first.

    PropBox Export dropdown menu open with the Palmstreet option selected
  3. 3

    Open Palmstreet's CSV import

    In Palmstreet, go to Seller Hub → My Listings → Import → Import by CSV. Palmstreet officially supports Shopify and Etsy CSV formats; PropBox produces the same header layout, so your export slots straight in. Upload the palmstreet-export.csv file you just downloaded.

  4. 4

    Review in the preview screen and publish

    Palmstreet shows every listing in a preview screen before anything goes live. Adjust prices, descriptions, and variants here. Note that any plant you left without a price defaults to $10 on Palmstreet, so set prices in PropBox first to avoid surprises. When everything looks right, confirm to publish your listings.

What maps to what

PropBox builds each column of the export to match Palmstreet's listing import template, so nothing needs remapping. Here's exactly how your plant data becomes a Palmstreet listing.

Palmstreet columnFrom PropBoxNotes
TitleSpecies + Cultivar + VariegationComposed automatically, e.g. Monstera deliciosa 'Thai Constellation' (Albo).
Item descriptionNotes + plant attributesYour notes plus a summary line (pot size, rooted status, leaf count).
PriceList priceLeft blank if unset; Palmstreet then defaults the listing to $10.
QuantityAlways 1Every plant is a unique, one-of-a-kind item, never a bulk SKU.
SKUSKUOptional. Carried through if you track stock codes.
Image 1 URL … Image N URLPlant photosCover photo first, then the rest in your saved order, as direct hosted URLs.
Variant 1 Name / Variation 1 Value(left empty)Included for template compatibility; unique plants have no variants.

Beyond the export

Run the whole live from the same inventory

Exporting fills your Palmstreet shop, but the same inventory powers your live show. Build a lineup, go live, and tap through sales without ever leaving your single source of truth.

Build your lineup in seconds

Drop plants from your inventory into a show lineup, set show-only prices, and drag to lock in your run of show. Every plant you queue is marked Reserved, so it's left out of your next Palmstreet export and can never be sold twice.

Tap-fast when the chat is flying

A full-screen live queue built for one hand: mark each plant Sold or Claimed in a single tap, grab the buyer's handle, and adjust the price on the fly. Keyboard shortcuts (S, C, X) keep you moving as fast as the show does.

Watch revenue climb in real time

Items sold and total revenue update with every tap, so you always know exactly how the show is performing without doing math in your head between drops.

Reconcile in minutes, not hours

When the show ends, match each sale to a buyer and lock in final prices, one at a time or all at once. Plant statuses flip to Sold automatically, so your inventory is accurate the moment you wrap.

Frequently asked questions

Does PropBox integrate with Palmstreet?
Yes. PropBox integrates with Palmstreet so you can push your inventory straight to your shop. Instead of building listings one at a time, you bulk-create every Palmstreet listing from PropBox in a couple of clicks, with titles, descriptions, prices, and photos all included. PropBox stays your single source of truth; Palmstreet stays your storefront.
How do I bulk upload listings to Palmstreet?
Export your inventory from PropBox (Export → Palmstreet) to get a palmstreet-export.csv file, then in Palmstreet go to Seller Hub → My Listings → Import → Import by CSV and upload the file. You'll review every listing in Palmstreet's preview screen before publishing, so you can bulk-create dozens of listings at once instead of building them one by one.
Can I manage my Palmstreet inventory in one place?
That's exactly what PropBox is for. You manage every plant (species, cultivar, variegation, cost, photos, and status) in PropBox, then push your sellable plants to Palmstreet whenever you're ready to list. Because PropBox tracks each plant individually, you always know what's available, reserved, or already sold before you export.
Which plants get included in the Palmstreet export?
Only plants that are marked listable, set to the Available status, and tracked as seller inventory. Reserved, sold, shipped, picked-up, archived, and collection-only plants are automatically excluded, so you never accidentally list something that isn't actually for sale.
Why does my listing show $10 on Palmstreet?
Palmstreet defaults any listing with a blank price to $10. If a plant shows $10 after import, it means it didn't have a list price set in PropBox. Set list prices in PropBox before exporting, or adjust them in Palmstreet's preview screen before you publish.
Do my plant photos transfer to Palmstreet?
Yes. The export includes your plant photos as direct hosted image URLs: cover photo first, then the rest in the order you saved them. Palmstreet pulls the images from those URLs during import.

Make PropBox your inventory command center

Manage every plant in one place, then export to Palmstreet whenever you're ready to list. PropBox is in early access, so join the waitlist.

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