Last updated: Oct 15, 2026 at 12:51PM
Connecting Target+ takes two pieces of information from your Target+ Partner Portal: your Seller ID (SMS ID) and an API Token. Enter them in Osello and you're connected in a couple of minutes.
Get your credentials
Both values come from your Target+ Partner Portal (partnersonline.com):
- Seller ID (SMS ID) — the ID Target+ assigned to your seller account.
- API Token — a seller API token you generate in the Partner Portal.
If you can't find them, ask whoever manages your Target+ account, or contact us with the Get Help button and we'll point you in the right direction.
Connect in Osello
- Click the + button next to the Marketplaces heading in the left sidebar.
- Choose Target+ from the list of marketplaces.
- In the Target Settings section, enter your Seller ID (SMS ID) and API Token.
- Click Save.
Osello checks the connection automatically as soon as you save. If the credentials don't work, you'll see an alert telling you the marketplace is disconnected, along with the error Target+ reported — the most common fix is re-entering the API Token.
After you connect
- Categories and fields are ready. Osello already knows Target+'s categories and field requirements, so there's nothing to import.
- Approved categories. Target+ only lets you list in categories your account is approved for. Osello pulls your approved list so the category picker only offers categories you can actually use. If your approvals change, open the marketplace's Settings page in the sidebar and choose Pull Settings to refresh them.
- Inventory locations. Target+ tracks inventory per distribution center. Osello links each of your locations to a distribution center when it can (the only one, or the one with the same name) and you can change the link on the marketplace's Locations settings tab, along with the switch controlling whether that location's stock counts toward Target+. See Choose which inventory locations count.
- Shipping methods. Target+ needs every shipment reported under one of its own shipping methods. Osello matches the carrier on each shipment by name; the marketplace's Shipping settings tab shows every carrier you've shipped with and lets you choose the Target+ method for any it can't match. See Map carriers to Target+ shipping methods.
- Orders. Osello pulls your Target+ orders about every half hour and, when Push Order Updates to Target+ is on under Settings > Orders, acknowledges new orders, sends shipments with tracking, and passes cancellations back to Target+. See How marketplace orders reach you for the full flow and the Target+ differences. If you list on Target+ through Shopify's Marketplace Connect, leave that switch off: Marketplace Connect answers Target+ itself, and Osello links to the Shopify orders it creates rather than creating duplicates.
Disabling and enabling Target+ listings
When you disable a listing or variant in Osello, Osello takes it down on Target+ as well:
- It's unlisted on Target+. Disabling a listing unlists each of its variants and then the parent product, so no variant is left selling as an item of its own. Disabling a single variant unlists only that variant. Osello records each one as unlisted once Target+ confirms.
- Its stock is sent as 0. Every distribution center is told 0 for a disabled listing or variant, so nothing sells even while an unlist is still going through. The Offers page keeps showing your real stock.
- A failed unlist shows up as a sync issue. If Target+ is busy or down, Osello tries again a few minutes later. If Target+ refuses, or the retries run out, the listing gets an issue on the Sync Issues page naming each variant that didn't come down. The stock stays at 0 in the meantime.
Enabling the listing again doesn't relist it: Target+ only puts an unlisted item back on sale once a new version is submitted and approved. After you enable it, Osello reminds you to submit the listing again.
You can also submit it without enabling it first. Submitting a disabled listing re-enables the listing and every variant on it, and submitting disabled variants (with Include disabled variants, or picked on the Variants tab) re-enables those variants. The submit dialog warns you before you confirm. The variants then show as submitted and pending approval like any other.
If the connection drops
If your token expires or is revoked, Osello shows a disconnected alert explaining that listings, offers, and orders are not syncing. Open the marketplace's Settings page, update the API Token, and use Check Connection to confirm everything works again.