When creating new products you have to add images by selecting the green Add New Image button, then click Choose Files, find and choose the files on your PC and wait for them to load and then press Upload.

Other interfaces use the drag and drop in method for loading images, which means it's a much quicker process for the user. You can then have the required folder open outside of the interface and just drag them in, which is usually much quicker than the current StoreFeeder upload process with all the buttons.

It would be great if this could be considered as an update, as it would save us a lot of time with the amount of image work we do.

We'd love to be able to set a "priority pickbin" on a product, so that when set, storefeeder will assign stock from that pickbin first, rather than following the usual order of selecting stock based on the walk order of the warehouse.

ie , we select a priority pickbin tag within storefeeder, and when a pickwave is created, stock in this pickbin is assigned first. Once the stock runs out, if we have "keep pickbin" turned on then the priority pickbin would stay assigned (but be bypassed), and if we have "keep pickbin" turned off then it would just be removed along with the pickbin.

The current system for allocations uses stock from the first available pickbin according to the sort order, ie the walking order of the pickbins, and although this would be set as a logical journey around the warehouse, it wouldn't always be the logical place you want to pick the stock from.

Would be useful for short dated stock, or using up old stock before new stock etc

It would be good if you could have a form of different presets for creating listings within Amazon.

For example, for a product with variants it takes a relatively long time, and it would be handy if we could create a form of preset similar to the item specifics for eBay but for Amazon.

This would not only save time but also allow us to update requirement attribute for listings as they change within Amazon for products to come and for products which have already been listed but set attributes will need an update.

I think having a system similar to item specifics for eBay would work the best, so we could create our own presets for all our products, and this way also may be able to update and change products in bulk.

Being able to "Remove" or "Disable" a channel on a product basis

This would be extremely handy where you have products you don't want to list to a channel for a specific reason, for example a variation product you may not want to list to amazon or a product you may not want to sell on ebay

Being able to remove or disable a channel perhaps in the products settings, only being able to do this with admin rights would be a great benefit

we constantly end up listing things to channel that we don't actually want to list, because it is just presumed all is ok and the product just needs listing to all channels.

eBay Item specifics are becoming more important to the visibility of listings.
Also, using the eBay recommended options can significantly further improve visibility and search results.
While this can be done on an individual listing level, this is impractical with a large number of listings.
There are third-party tools that can analyse in bulk and improve Item Specifics, however these upload directly to eBay, and will be overwritten by subsequent Storefeeder listing updates.
Uploading to eBay and then redownloading to Storefeeder provides its own set of issues.
If a CSV upload of Item specifics can be provided, it would be really helpful to keep up with eBays evolving requirements.