It's now easier and ever to get started with whuppit by importing directly from your existing spreadsheets or other tracking services, with the new bulk import functionality.

A lot of folks maybe using their own spreadsheets for tracking their profits and grades (I know that was what I did at first!) and don't want to lose that data. Manually adding each and every card is time consuming and tideous.

Now you can directly bulk import 1,000's of cards in seconds using the CSV import functionality.

You can save your existing spreadsheet data (Excel, Google Sheets, etc) as a CSV and then import directly into whuppit. When you do, you will be able to map your existing columns to whuppit fields.

When you select a field to map, an example from your spreadsheet will be displayed to help you make sure you're grabbing the correct columns.

There are also a few intelligent defaults in place to help you out.

If you don't currently distinguish between raw and graded cards in your spreadsheet, whuppit will automatically flag any imported cards with a grade or certificate number as graded.

Similarly, if you don't currently track a status, whuppit will mark all cards as "In-Hand", unless there is a sales price for a card, in which case the card will be imported with a status of "Sold".

The import functionality is in beta, and already has been improved quite a bit by early feedback from some users. I'm excited about making it possible to populate whuppit with tons of data in a matter of seconds!

The search functionality has been expanded to allow some advanced filtering, similar to eBay's search functionality.

Wherever you search in Whuppit, you can use the hyphen as a negative filter, filtering out any cards that match that criteria.

For example, the following query would pull up any cards that contain the words "prizm" and "ginobili", but filter out any cards that also contain the word "select"

You can also provide a group of words within parentheses and separated by comma's to apply OR logic to your search.

For example, the following query would return all cards matching "topps now" and all cards matching "bowman now":

Finally, you can combine negative filters with groups to exclude groups of words.

The following query would first find any cards that match "topps now" or "bowman now", but then filter out any cards that also contain "hannah" or "cooper":

The new search improvements should make it easier than ever to find the cards you're looking for, as well as build granular custom reporting.

On the seller report page, you'll now find a bookmarklet that will let you quickly check any seller on eBay to see if you've bought cards from them and, if so, how many were gradeable.

To use the bookmarklet, drag it to your bookmarks bar. A new bookmark should appear titled "Check Seller on Whuppit"

That's all it takes to install!

To use it, simply navigate to any listing on eBay and click the bookmarklet. It will automatically grab the seller ID and then forward you to your whuppit seller report for that seller.

With the bookmarklet, it should be easier than ever to zero in on the seller's who tend to sell highly gradable cards, improving your gradability rates and profit in turn.

You can now set the grading company for a given order, with options to select from BGS, SGC, CGC and PSA.

You can set the grading company for an order, or for individual cards.

If a card is already attached to an existing order, it will automatically have the appropriate grading company attached.

If you're grading cards with different companies (or simply selling already graded cards), you'll be able to apply the grading company as a filter in your searches and in your custom reporting, enabling you to see important differences between profit and grading accuracy across different companies.

Filtering for cards and submissions has been improved so that you can now include statuses.

The new status filtering can be applied to cards and search functionality making it much easier to find the cards you are looking for.

It can also be applied to the submissions page, letting you get a more complete picture of how your submissions are performing. For example, you can filter by all Graded and Complete orders to see your overall ROI on orders that have made it through the grading phase.

You can now get detailed reports of by seller so you can quickly learn which sellers you've had success getting gradable cards from, and which you haven't.

The overall report lets you sort sellers by which had the most cards that you ended up grading, and which had the highest gem rates.

You can also zoom into an individual seller to get a detailed breakdown and see exactly what you've bought from them, what you've sold, and what's still in hand.

When you mark a card as Sold, you can now note which marketplace you sold the card on, and whether the listing was a Fixed Price (Buy It Now) or Auction.

This new data makes it possible to run reports to see how you sell on each marketplace, and how your sales have been by listing type.

The combination can help you make better decisions about where and how to sell certain cards in the future, to help you maximize your efficiency and profitability.

To help protect your privacy, you can now set an "alias" in whuppit.

This alias will be what shows up whenever you suggest a feature, add a bug report, or vote on another user's feature suggestions.

You are not required to set an alias—if you don't set one, your display name will be used instead.