What the Kakobuy spreadsheet is and how to use it
In one sentence: it's a curated index of Chinese e-commerce finds, and Kakobuy is the agent that turns rows into parcels. This guide draws the line between the two.
← ← Back to the Kakobuy spreadsheetIn short
The spreadsheet discovers; Kakobuy buys and delivers.
- Discover: browse by category in the sheet, read row notes, open source links.
- Buy: submit the link to Kakobuy; purchasing, QC and photos are handled for you.
- Deliver: consolidation, line choice, customs and delivery — tracked end to end.
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How the pieces fit
1. What a spreadsheet guide is
The Kakobuy spreadsheet is a hand-curated index of real listings: links in the rows, experience in the notes. It's a map, not a checkout — nothing is bought there; you only find and compare.
2. What the agent does
KakoBuy buys in China on your behalf: it takes links, pays sellers, receives and inspects goods, consolidates and ships worldwide. It's your purchasing office in China.
3. How they work together
The flow is one-directional: pick in the sheet → order on Kakobuy → QC → ship. When a step goes wrong, stepping back beats skipping ahead.
Reading QC photos
Count, clarity and coverage make a QC report trustworthy.
Three or more angles beat a single full-body shot, every time.
Every spot named in the row's QC pointers should appear in the photos.
Watch out for blown-out or filtered shots; daylight doesn't lie.
What it can and can't tell you
Neither QC photos nor row notes are omniscient — here's the boundary.
Treat 'certain' as your basis and 'to-confirm' as the question to ask before ordering.
If you've read this far, you're ahead of most beginners — go practice on the sheet.