Pre-formatted Taobao links, exact color/size specs, and multi-supplier cost comparisons live in your W2C template. But when pasting these into standard agents:

• Up-sell panels distract from your curated list
• Automated QC often misses your specific notes (e.g., "check pocket stitching #AX-22")
• Consolidation delays occur when following multi-warehouse workflows

How LOONGBUY Operates as Your Buying Terminal

The workflow mirrors meticulous spreadsheet planning:

1. CSV/TXT Upload: Paste Taobao/JD/Douyin links with custom fields (e.g., "QC: Verify hanger included")
2. Zero-Upfront Payment: They purchase first, you fund after QC photos approval – critical for multi-batch orders
3. Tagged QC Checks: Inspectors reference your spreadsheet notes ("Measure collar per cells D14-D15")

Real-World Use Case: eBay Reseller

One user sourcing 300 SKUs weekly reported:

"LOONGBUY processed my 50-tab spreadsheet with color/size breakdowns per marketplace. Their team tagged each QC album matching my SKU numbers—finally a 1:1 match with my inventory system."

When to Consider Switching

LOONGBUY makes sense if you:

• Already maintain master product lists in Sheets/Excel
• Request modifications (e.g., remove brand tags) per supplier
• Schedule orders in waves based on warehouse capacity

For shoppers who enjoy discovery features, mainstream agents work fine. But for bulk, business-focused purchasing, LOONGBUY eliminates "platform friction"