Find anything with ⌘K
Sideboard has one search that works from every page. Press ⌘K on a Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows, or click the search box on your dashboard, and start typing. Results are grouped by what they are, and pressing Enter takes you straight to the one you want.
What it finds
| Group | What matches | Where it takes you |
|---|---|---|
| Cards | A card name, a printed card number, or a scanned box barcode, across every catalogue you subscribe to | That card’s page in the catalogue, with its printings and market prices |
| In your inventory | Cards you have in stock, by name | That inventory, filtered to the card, so you can adjust its quantity or price |
| Customers | A customer’s name or email | The customer’s page: their store credit, buylist orders and notes |
| Orders | A buylist order’s code or the customer who sent it; a Shopify or eBay order’s number or the name it ships to | The buylist order itself, or your Orders queue |
| Pages | Any page in Sideboard by name — “billing”, “team”, “pricing rules”, “eBay” | That page |
Only the catalogues you subscribe to are searched. The footer of the search window lists them, so you always know how far a search reaches.
Scanned a box? Type or scan a UPC/EAN barcode and the search goes straight to that sealed product, the same way the catalogue’s own search bar does.
Using the keyboard
- ↑ and ↓ move between results, across every group
- Enter opens the highlighted result
- Esc closes the search
- Before you type anything, the Jump to list offers a few pages to jump straight to; start typing a page name to narrow it
Where results land
A card opens its catalogue page. A card from your stock opens that inventory, already filtered to the card, rather than the catalogue — because what you usually want next is to change its price or quantity. A buylist order opens the order. A Shopify or eBay order opens your Orders queue (the queue only holds orders once order printing is switched on for your store).
Tips
- Two characters are enough to start a search, and results update as you type.
- Cards from two catalogues can share a name. The subtitle under each result shows the set, the card number, the rarity and the game, so the right printing is one glance away.
- Prices next to a card are the market price in your store’s currency; prices next to a stock row are your sell price for that row.