Resources
Product guides and operational resources for cataloging, discovery, and verified marketplace flows.
This hub gathers the guides, policies, and product areas collectors, buyers, and sellers use most often. Start with Documentation for step-by-step workflows, then use Help Center when something goes wrong.
2manybooks continues to expand cataloging, discovery, and verified marketplace tools. If a linked page is still evolving, treat its guidance as current best practice rather than a final specification.
1. Getting started
New accounts should complete onboarding, set a username and profile, and add a first set of books. Documentation walks through that path in order.
If you already collect elsewhere, begin by searching the catalog and adding editions by ISBN so your copy records stay accurate.
Start here
- Documentation for onboarding, cataloging, copies, and selling.
- Help Center for account recovery and common troubleshooting.
- About for product context and collector orientation.
- Dashboard for collection value, insights, and marketplace attention.
2. Cataloging and library care
Your library is the system of record for what you own. Match the correct edition, keep copy condition notes current, and use shelves when you want public or private groupings.
Estimated values and demand signals on book pages and the dashboard are informational. They are not appraisals or insurance valuations.
Useful pages
- My library for adding, sorting, and viewing your collection.
- Documentation sections on copies, shelves, and values.
- Accessibility for assistive-technology support notes.
3. Buying and selling
Marketplace participation uses verified seller flows, listing details, payments, shipment confirmation, and order history. Fees and third-party costs are summarized on Pricing.
Keep transaction communication and payment inside the platform whenever possible so order records remain complete.
Marketplace resources
- Marketplace to browse live listings.
- Pricing for platform fee and cost expectations.
- Documentation for preparing listings and completing sales.
- Terms of Service for buyer and seller duties.
4. Builders and partners
Developers evaluating integrations should read the API overview before requesting access. Browser Extensions covers the save-and-compare roadmap for partner browsing sessions.
Press and partnership inquiries belong on Press and Get in Touch rather than support channels meant for account help.
Partner pages
- API for current access status and intended surfaces.
- Browser Extensions for extension roadmap and privacy notes.
- Press for media boilerplate and requests.
- Get in Touch for partnerships and product feedback.
5. Policies and trust
Legal and trust documents explain how personal data is handled, what marketplace participants owe each other, and how to request help with accessibility.
Policy set
- Privacy Policy for collection, use, and rights requests.
- Terms of Service for accounts, listings, and disputes.
- Accessibility for commitments and contact options.
- Help Center for operational account questions.
Read our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, and Accessibility statement.