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Repricer: Decision log and Competitors

See every pricing decision the Repricer made and why, what it has learned about each competitor, and how it compares with SellerSnap.

What it's for

Three tabs of the Repricer help you understand what it is doing:

Where to find it

In the left sidebar, open Inventory → Repricer, then click Decision log, Competitors or OP vs SellerSnap.

The screen at a glance

Decision log

Each row is one decision, with the old and new price and the reason.
Column What it shows
When How long ago the decision was made.
Listing SKU, ASIN and strategy. Click the SKU or ASIN to copy it. Click ↗ to open the listing's details.
Action What the brain did (see the table below).
Price Old price → new price, with the listing's Min – Max underneath. "×3" means the same decision was made on several updates in a row.
Buy box ours, the competitor's price (red), or none.
Why The reason in plain words.
Pushed pushed (sent to Amazon), failed (hover to see why), no change, or monitor (the strategy is in Monitor mode, so nothing was sent).

What the actions mean:

Action Meaning
down Lowered the price.
up Raised the price.
creep Tested a slightly higher price while holding the buy box.
jump Jumped the price up to restart a price war higher.
hold Kept the price.
recover Lowered the price to get a listing that Amazon made inactive back to active.
blocked Wanted to move but was stopped, for example because the price needed was below your Min. The Why column says what stopped it.
skip Didn't price the listing this time. The Why column says why.

Competitors

What the brain has learned about each seller.
Column What it shows
Seller The seller's name. Click to copy their seller ID.
ASINs shared How many of your products they also sell.
Moves How many price changes they've made.
Follows down How often they undercut you after you dropped your price.
Follows up How often they raised their price after you raised yours.
Ignored up How often you raised and they didn't follow.
Reacts in How fast they usually respond.
Type FBM, FBA or Amazon.
Last seen When they last showed up on one of your products.

OP vs SellerSnap

Units, sales and profit for each pair of listings.

This tab is for sellers running a test where each product has two listings: the original SKU priced by SellerSnap, and a copy ending in _DUP priced by OrderPilot. Four tiles compare units sold, sales, estimated profit and number of listings that sold. Profit is units × (price after Amazon's real fees − cost − shipping). The table shows each pair side by side and which one is ahead.

A note appears if some _DUP listings are inactive on Amazon, since they can't sell until they have stock and are active. Amazon shows only one offer per seller on a product, so while both are live, buyers usually see the cheaper of your two.

Buttons and actions

Button What it does
Decision log search Type a SKU or ASIN and press Enter.
Any action (list) Shows only one type of decision.
Live + monitor (list) Shows all decisions, only those Pushed to Amazon, or only Monitor only (what it would have done).
↗ Opens the listing's details panel.
‹ › Previous and next page.
Competitors search Type a seller ID or an ASIN and press Enter.
Ignore (Competitors) (admins only) Asks you to confirm, then adds the seller to your ignore list. Their offers are ignored on every product.
Period list (OP vs SellerSnap) Last 24h, 7 days, 30 days or 90 days.
include pairs with no sales Also lists pairs where neither listing sold.

How to find out why a price changed

  1. Open the Decision log tab.
  2. Type the SKU or ASIN and press Enter.
  3. Read the Why column for each decision.
  4. Click ↗ to open the listing and see its full decision history, competitors and Min/Max.

How to find failed price pushes

  1. Open the Decision log tab.
  2. Choose Pushed to Amazon in the second list.
  3. Look for red failed tags in the Pushed column. Hover a tag to see Amazon's reason.

How to check what a Monitor strategy would do

  1. Open the Decision log tab.
  2. Choose Monitor only (what it would do).
  3. Review the price changes. Nothing in this list was sent to Amazon.

Tips and troubleshooting

Still stuck? Email support@softavant.com and tell us what you were trying to do.