Feature Ideas

Added from Facebook: After finishing packing each box, the ability to input the weight and dimensions before moving to the next box. This would eliminate the need for extra steps and streamline the process.

Added from FB: can we get the ASIN visible on the buy list screen somewhere? Screenshots below but can't see the ASIN anywhere in items that have been added.

Meltables warning in scoutify From Kevin Wiebe on FB

Description: Previously, InventoryLab had a feature that would estimate the total weight of a box while scanning items into it. The system would give an approximate running weight as items were added and alert users when they were getting close to Amazon’s 50 lb. limit. This was especially helpful for both sellers and prep centers to avoid overweight boxes and reduce manual weighing while building shipments. Request: Can we bring this feature back in the current version of InventoryLab? Having the approximate weight displayed during the boxing process would save time, prevent errors, and make the workflow smoother—especially for those who handle a high volume of shipments. Benefit: Prevents overweight box errors before finalizing Saves time by reducing manual checks Improves prep center efficiency Provides sellers with better shipment accuracy

Can we have a printer icon next to each item in the batch so we can just simply click that and print labels instead of having to do 3 clicks. Currently have to click the "...", then click print labels, then confirm how many to print. Would much prefer to just hit an icon next to the item and then click OK and they print. Will add up over the long term. From Wes Bartlett in IL FB group

Currently, FNSKU labels automatically print when creating a new batch from a buylist in Scoutify or via CSV. However, when I import a buylist to add items to an existing batch—whether through Scoutify or a CSV file—the system does not print labels automatically. This creates extra manual work and increases the risk of missing labels, especially for items purchased on separate days. I’d like to request an enhancement: Please enable the option for FNSKU labels to print automatically whenever items are added to an existing batch via buylist import. This would align the process with how it works when a batch is first created and greatly streamline workflow for users who add inventory in multiple stages. Thank you for considering this feature!

Yoda Yee and Austin Winterberg this is what I was talking about of the Friday call and I know several post. Eliminating/condensing all this space will allow stuff to be shown on one screen and minimize eliminate scrolling. People are also missing filling out boxes which are then triggering errors because they don’t realize there is more. This would cut down on some of the support questions you are receiving. From Brian Green & Everyday Unicorns on IL FB Group

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?

Users need the option to print MSKU or FNSKU labels for items stored in Unlisted Inventory. These items may never be sent to Amazon, may be returned inventory needing re-labeling, or may require labeling for internal processes. Since MSKUs can already be created and managed within Unlisted Inventory, adding label-printing functionality would remove the need for manual workarounds like copying MSKUs into Word documents. This would streamline workflows and improve efficiency for sellers handling non-Amazon or returned inventory.

Seeing this info would help much more in regards to strategic pricing. Currently using Seller Amp for this data but would be nice to have everything in one place. Josh Jarrard - Facebook

Summary: Add functionality in SRP to detect and resolve high pricing errors by automatically triggering repricing for inactive listings. This would reduce manual steps and help recover stranded inventory. Details: Source: Facebook Post by Jerry Medford https://www.facebook.com/share/p/168ssAkoXD/? Customer Feedback: “Is there anything in SRP to detect high pricing errors and fix them? Since fixing them involves SRP, SC and probably IL… it’s kinda a pain.” Use Case / Problem: When a product hits a high pricing error, it usually becomes inactive and SRP doesn't currently reprice inactive listings. While it’s possible to manually trigger repricing via manual price updates or Bulk Actions > Enable time-boxed repricing, it’s not automated. Automating this would save time and help sellers recover listings faster.

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.

Automatically detect when a listing goes inactive due to a high price error, gradually lower the price until it reactivates, prevent it from exceeding that limit again, and notify the seller to adjust their max price.

It would be helpful to add the expiration date to a packing list in the case of multiple for the same SKU. They are separated within the list, so it will be easier to determine what quantities match which expiration date.

Currently, there is no way to find expiration dates for active products unless you export the CSV for each batch. I'd like to be able to maintain a running list of products with expiration dates, or perhaps a report that can be run at-will to provide this list, updated to include only available units.