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Easily extract item data from marketplace platforms into your Catalog Bud inventory Catalog Bud is the ultimate companion tool for collectors, antique dealers, resellers, and auction enthusiasts. Browsing for inventory across dozens of different marketplaces can quickly become a disorganized mess of tabs, spreadsheets, and manual data entry. The Catalog Bud Chrome Extension eliminates the friction by letting you instantly clip and save item metadata directly into your centralized dashboard with a single click. Key Features: Instant Data Extraction: Automatically pulls the item title, lot number, current price/bid, estimated value, provenance history, and auction status. Seamless Integration: Securely authenticates with your Catalog Bud account. Captured items are instantly synced to your backend inventory workspace. Smart Parsing: Built-in logic parses difficult, dynamic pages to find the exact data you need, ignoring related-item carousels and irrelevant ads. How it works: 1. Navigate to any item or lot listing on a supported platform. 2. Click the Catalog Bud extension icon in your browser toolbar. 3. The extension instantly scans the page and presents a clean preview of the extracted data. 4. Click "Save to Catalog Bud" to push the item straight to your inventory. Say goodbye to manual copy-pasting and start building your catalog faster!
Jul 14, 2026
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