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Post your dealership's parts to Facebook Marketplace. It fills the form from your CounterList list; you press Publish yourself. CounterList AI is for parts counters at dealerships of any make. It takes the featured accessories you already stock — roof racks, side steps, tow kits, roof boxes, mats, mudflaps, wheels, trim — and gets them onto Facebook Marketplace without the twenty minutes of typing each one costs today. HOW IT WORKS 1. Your parts live in the CounterList web app at counterlist.ai. Load them from your parts sheet, by typing an OEM part number — sixteen makes resolve the name, fitment, category and reference price — or by capturing one from an accessory page you are already looking at. 2. Open Facebook Marketplace's "Item for sale" form and click the CounterList icon. Your parts are listed there, each with a Post button. 3. Pick a part. The extension fills title, price, category, condition, description, SKU, product tags and the photos. 4. You read the listing over and press Publish yourself. WHAT IT WILL NOT DO - It never publishes anything. A person presses Publish, every time. - If your sheet has no price for a part, the listing has no price — the part is flagged instead. It does not guess and it never writes $0. - Photos come from the manufacturer's own accessory catalogue, or from you. No stock images, no AI-generated product shots, and never another dealer's photographs. - It runs in your own browser, in your own signed-in Facebook session. We never ask for or hold your Facebook password. WHO IT IS FOR Parts managers and counter staff at any dealership — one rooftop or a group, any make — who want their featured accessories seen by local buyers. It works from your own parts sheet, so your catalogue is whatever you stock. REQUIREMENTS A CounterList AI account (counterlist.ai). Your dealership's admin creates your login; the extension signs in with that email and password. Questions: support@owl360it.com Guide: https://counterlist.ai/guide
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