Feature Ideas

Please find a way to generate your URL for searches that integrates the ASIN. My use case which I currently use in Aura: Aura URL for search has the ASIN integrated. Example: "https://goaura.com/repricing/listings?text_filter=B09Z3W6DZV&status=all" This means I can use the Chrome extension "Context menu search" and right click the Asin from any webpage, and then I click the custom search link, and it directs me straight to the Aura search for that Asin. Smartrepricer does not appear to have this functionality. Reason this is important: Saves me a lot of time. I can jump to the pricing page straight from any listing page or Seller Central page. Instead of having to open a tab, open SR from bookmarks, and then use the search. I know you can't take us directly to the listing page, due to possibility of different available Skus. That's why I'm asking for a url to the SR Search page. I can provide a video or screenshots for clarification if you need it.

Allow 2 way repricing for velocity. Most important for private label or single offer ASINs Karen Rodriguez SRP FB group

Currently, there is no way to configure a strategy for when the Buy Box is suppressed that mirrors the settings for "Getting the Buy Box." There are no options to match the price or set a specific price above or below competitors. The only option available to stay dynamically competitive is to use "Be Lowest," which sets your price $0.20 below the competitor. However, this approach forces competitors to lower their prices, ultimately reducing the profit margin.

I'd like an option to match the lowest FBA offer within the seller’s defined MIN-MAX range instead of automatically dropping to the minimum price when faced with low-ball competitors. This adjustment ensures that prices remain competitive without triggering a race to the bottom. Something like the first image attached. Here is the setting description in the other repricer I use in the second image.

I want a single rule that automatically adjusts pricing based on the Buy Box status, eliminating the need for multiple rules and manual adjustments. Here's what I would like to see: If the Buy Box is active, my price should: Match the Buy Box price OR Undercut the Buy Box price by $0.01 OR Increase my price by $0.01 comparative to the buybox to stay competitive. If the Buy Box is either suppressed (no Buy Box winner) OR Held by an MF seller, then my price should: Match the lowest FBA seller OR Undercut the lowest FBA seller by $0.01 OR Increase my price by $0.01 Currently, SR only allows me to use Min/Max pricing or set a custom price when there’s no competition, but it doesn’t provide an option to match the lowest FBA seller. In Aura, I had to create two separate rules—one for standard Buy Box competition and another for suppressed Buy Box situations—which meant constantly managing which rule applied to each listing. I want a single rule that dynamically switches between these strategies without requiring manual adjustments, ensuring my listings stay optimized for both Buy Box competition and suppressed Buy Box scenarios.

Filtering the inventory by the date listed could help users to control their date more easily

I see that there is a column and filter for age of inventory. However, I would like to see the column be sortable, instead of having to choose through the Filter Windows of age. Since you are integrated with IL, you should be able to see the exact age of the next unit that is for sale. Sorting by listing creation date would be an acceptable compromise. Although not idea due to replens that use the same SKU.

I would like the ability to save my filters so I don't have to change it each time I access my listings. Additionally, it would be nice if I could have multiple templates of filters so I could choose from different options.

Need more details on what listing the strategies are good for. Are they all good when competing against Amazon? Do they all switch to compete against low fba offer when there is a suppressed buy box?

Could a column for date created be added? And make it sortable new to old and old to new ? Instead of 4 days ago. 20 days ago. Put the actual date in? from Karl Kurak FB DM

on pricing history show title instead of SKU. SKU is meaningless to look at. I have to click the detail icon on the right for each row to figure out which item it is.

I would like to be able to add an action in the workflows to change the Min/Max prices. This would be helpful as to more easily clear out aged inventory and to give it a larger repricing range.

For streamlined optimization, I recommend introducing automated Min/Max price calculation based on percentages. This functionality could be triggered upon listing creation or integrated as a user-configurable step within workflows.

SR kept prompting to set a default strategy, so I did, but then all new SKU automatically start repricing. I had to hurry and remove the default strategy. Since repricing is potentially dangerous if set up incorrectly, it doesn't seem wise to immediately upon account creation to keep prompting us to set a default repricer until we have made sure we understand how to use the software correctly. -Maybe the default repricer should not automatically turn on repricing? And turn on repricing via workflows instead? -Or maybe not prompt new users during setup to set a default? -Or maybe a warning that setting a default will automatically turn on repricing for all new listings? I like this option the best, as it works with your current flow.

For the four FBA predefined strategies: Do these AI presets operate with the "Use max price when out of stock" behavior automatically? If so, then we can delete this ticket. I asked support, but I'm not sure they're understanding my question. They said I needed to use a custom rule in order to use this feature. IF NOT, then this is a deal breaker to me. I do not want my backordered products to be priced anywhere near the buy box. I just need verification that the AI operates this way. Just to clarify: I am assuming the "out of stock" term in this setting means backordered: inbound, in transit, in fulfillment center transfer, etc.