# Overview

The LazyMerch Automation tool lets anyone upload designs and listings to print on demand marketplaces. The tool is a time-saving solution to reduce the effort for uploading and to take care of more important things.

This documentation explains everything you need to know about uploading with LazyMerch Automation.

### How the documentation is organized

LazyMerch's Automation tool has a lot of features and, as a result, a lot of documentation. The documentation is organized into the following sections:

* [**Instruction**](https://automation-docs.lazymerch.com/instruction) - explanations about the installation, general operation of the tool and how to find your way around the user interface.
* [**General Settings**](https://automation-docs.lazymerch.com/general-settings) - information about the general things that can be set in the tool. This only concerns settings that affect the user interface or the general behavior of the tool.
* [**Upload**](https://automation-docs.lazymerch.com/upload) - everything you need to know about uploading to a specific platform. From preparing data, importing it, checking the input, choosing upload specific settings to the final upload of designs and listings.
* [**Helpful Features**](https://automation-docs.lazymerch.com/helpful-features) - explanations about helpful features of the tool, which are not directly relevant for the upload, but make your everyday life easier.
* [**Troubleshooting**](https://automation-docs.lazymerch.com/troubleshooting) - your first point of contact for problems. Contains instructions on how to solve problems on your own as well as important information on how to write tickets.


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