Automation

Automation rules

Scripts that run on your schedule — with a review queue between them and your money.

Automation rules are scripts, written in a small plain-language script, that run over your synced account on a schedule you choose. The rules list shows each rule's status, schedule, next run, and mode.

Automation page: a list of rules with active toggles, last run, schedule, and mode, plus an Approve changes section listing completed runs awaiting review.
The automation rules list and the review queue.

Review vs. Auto-apply

  • Review — the rule computes its changes and queues them for you to approve or discard before anything is written to Amazon. Completed runs waiting on you appear under Approve changes.
  • Auto-apply — changes are applied automatically when the rule runs. Every applied change still lands in Change history and can be reverted.

Start every new rule in Review; switch it to Auto-apply once a few runs have proposed exactly what you expected.

Organizing rules: categories

Rules group into collapsible categories (“Bid management,” “Harvesting,” “Q4,” …). Categories can be reordered by drag, collapsed, and — most usefully — switched off as a whole: one toggle disables every rule inside, without touching each rule's own setting. Handy for pausing a whole strategy during a sale.

Run history, export & import

Each rule keeps its own run history: when it ran, what it proposed, what was applied. Rules can be exported to a file and imported — for backup, or for copying a strategy between marketplaces. You can also share and discover rules in the community library.

Writing your first rule? Don't start from a blank editor: grab a script from the cookbook or let the AI Copilot write it from a plain-English description, then preview it.