A seller-initiated out-of-stock cancellation counts as a transaction defect under widely reported eBay policy.
To stop overselling the same item across Shopify and eBay, validate live inventory at the millisecond of checkout and halt the double-sale before the order commits. Decionis checks the real, current stock state at the moment the checkout token is issued — in under 120ms of decision compute — and holds any order that would sell inventory already committed on another channel, sealing the decision into an Ed25519-signed Decision Dossier. It is deterministic, not an AI forecast, and installs read-only in Shadow Mode first, so you see every oversell it would have caught across channels before it enforces a single hold.
The real penalty is your seller standing. These are widely reported eBay policy thresholds, not Decionis-measured stats — but they are exactly what a double-sale cancellation puts at risk.
A seller-initiated out-of-stock cancellation counts as a transaction defect under widely reported eBay policy.
Top Rated Sellers must keep their transaction defect rate below 0.5% — a few oversells can breach it.
Falling to Below Standard status is widely reported to add roughly 6% to final-value fees on top of the lost sale.
One certified outcome per order — deterministic from the live inventory state every time.
Live inventory confirms the unit is available and uncommitted — the order commits, recorded as a signed pass.
The unit is already committed on another channel — the double-sale is halted before the order commits.
Inventory state is stale or unreadable at the moment of checkout — flagged rather than guessed. Never a fabricated stock count.
Every halted or allowed order produces a signed, exportable receipt — the proof you held the double-sale, defensible if a channel disputes the cancellation.
| SKU / variant | The item evaluated at the checkout boundary |
| Channel | Where the order originated — Shopify or eBay |
| Live on-hand | Real, current stock state read at the millisecond of checkout, never assumed |
| Committed elsewhere | Units already reserved or sold on the other channel |
| Available to commit | On-hand minus commitments — the deterministic verdict input |
| Verdict | Allow, hold, or review — one certified outcome at the order boundary |
| Policy version | The encoded inventory-truth policy and rule digest that governed the decision |
| Signature + hash | Ed25519 signature over the canonical SHA-256 of the dossier (when the prod key is provisioned) |
Stopping cross-channel overselling, and protecting Top Rated Seller status.
Validate live inventory at the millisecond of checkout and halt the double-sale before the order commits. Decionis checks the real, current stock state at the moment the checkout token is issued — in under 120ms of decision compute — and holds any order that would sell inventory already committed on another channel. The check is deterministic, not an AI forecast, and each halt is sealed into an Ed25519-signed Decision Dossier.
As widely reported in eBay's seller policy, a seller-initiated out-of-stock cancellation counts as a transaction defect. Top Rated Sellers must keep their transaction defect rate under 0.5%, so even a handful of oversell cancellations can cost the status. Falling to Below Standard is widely reported to add roughly 6% to final-value fees — an economic penalty layered on top of the lost sale.
No. Decionis is deterministic — it validates the live stock state at the exact moment of checkout, not a probabilistic prediction of future availability. The same inventory state and the same order always produce the same verdict, with no model drift.
No. Decionis installs read-only in Shadow Mode first. It observes real checkouts across Shopify and eBay and records every double-sale it would have halted, so you can see the oversell exposure before you enable a single enforcement hold.
Run a cross-channel order through the sandbox, read the signed Decision Dossier showing the live inventory state, then enable enforcement from the quickstart when you're ready.