Qubba: Seller Routine in Minutes

A marketplace seller's day runs by the minute: find a free date at a warehouse, tally revenue and commissions, update dozens of product cards. Qubba promises to do this in minutes, straight from Telegram. 📦

The bot's description names four jobs: find supply slots, calculate a financial report, get statistics and edit cards in bulk.

What the menu looks like

The commands show what the bot does. Each leads to its own section.

• /reports. Reports on sales and finances.
• /supplies. Supplies: finding and tracking slots.
• /subscriptions. The subscription and its terms.
• /school. A learning section.
• /services and /tools. Extra services and tools.
• /profile, /help and /info. Profile, help and reference.

/start restarts the bot.

Supply slots: what sellers fight for

A warehouse accepts goods on a schedule, and free dates vanish fast. Favorable acceptance terms disappear within minutes, so sellers watch them constantly.

A bot of this class works like so: you set warehouses and desired terms, and it tells you when a fitting place appears. The booking itself is usually done by the seller in the personal account. ⏰

A financial report without spreadsheets

Reconciling sales, returns, commissions and logistics by hand eats an evening. A report in the bot gathers the numbers in one place and shows what is left after all deductions.

Look at the bottom line, but check details too: one wrong row spoils the whole picture. 📊

Bulk editing of cards

When you must change a price, title or description across many products, editing one by one turns into drudgery. A bulk replacement saves hours.

It also makes mistakes easier: a typo multiplies across every card. Test a change on one product first. ✏️

Where a newcomer should begin

1. Open /start. See which sections are available.
2. Connect your shop deliberately. Read which permissions the bot requests and grant the minimum.
3. Start with a report. It is the safest section because it changes nothing.
4. Then add slots. Set up warehouses and alert conditions.

Access security

To work with a shop, a bot needs access to your account through a key. A key grants powers, so limit its rights: if you only need analytics, do not give editing rights.

If you suspect a leak, revoke the key in your account and create a new one. Never send keys to someone else's chat. 🔐

A good habit: once a quarter, review the list of issued keys and delete those you no longer use. Extra access is extra risk.

Do not switch on slot alerts for every warehouse at once: you will drown in messages and miss the important one.

Community and learning

The project has an author's channel and a chat, and the menu has a learning section. For beginners that is a handy start: you can ask a question and see how colleagues configure the same features. Check subscription terms under /subscriptions before paying.