Feature Ideas

Without being able to list products within the app directly to amazon can cause a ton of efficiencies for users. Using multiple platforms and having to manually track inventory can cause errors, time delays, and take time away from scanning more books. As a user their number one focus should be getting more profitable, and we want to aid them in doing that by cutting out time by giving them the ability to list directly to amazon from the SIQ app.

I am just learning and want to be able to "start fresh" when I am done learning so that my Analytics don't include a bunch of information that are not real scans. This feature request was made in September of 2022 via Zendesk and has been moved over by our internal team

Hello, in your ScoutIQ software it would be nice if you could submit for approval to sell something on amazon when you are restricted on the spot with a push of a button. Another competitor already has this feature and it would be nice you ScoutIQ did as well being that ScoutIQ is alot smoother and the interface is better done.

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?

Can you Also Include Walmart Marketplace Please .

[I posted about this on Facebook already, but am adding it here to raise more awareness.] I'm making this post in regards to My recent feature request, "Add more Trigger Options." I must stress how VERY important these updates are to myself and other booksellers. Many may not realize/understand if they haven't used Scoutly, but there are many offers that Scout IQ, rejects that should be accepts ALL day long. Below are examples of how essentially the exact same trigger set, on Scout IQ compares to Scoutly. As you can see in the first example, Scoutly triggers you to, "review" when there is no offer to compare to. On the second example, the trigger has a rule on Scoutly that states 10% off new buy box (and/or Amazon), while Scout IQ only has the option for a percentage off of new offers sold specifically by Amazon. The third example is similar to the second except in this one, there is a used offer. Although my trigger on scout IQ does say to compare to FBA slot 4, regardless, it should have compared to the used buy box. I'm not sure how to fully interpret the differences between the two apps, but Scoutly has rules for, "select used buy box, if lower/higher." While, Scout IQ just says, "compare to buy box." But of course, in this example, it would also have ended up as an accept if there was an option to compare based on a percentage off of the new buy box. For my final example, there is only one offer, and that offer is collectible. As you can see, Scout IQ doesn't acknowledge that the offer exists while Scoutly does.

Please add the ability to set min/max when entering products into unlisted inventory! From Ethan Zook on FB IL Group

This is the next step of being able to list items directly to Amazon. Users currently have to manually track or track in a different software items they ended up purchasing. Being able to track and have that data in the app will help have all important information within the scoutIQ app.

This way we'll at the very least be able to get all the items that need to be revalidated together and at the top vs having to scroll through and find them.

there is no filter for how things entered the batch. Only Title, quantity, ASIN and MSKU. There should be a way to box items according to how they were added in the batch.

Add an option in InventoryLab to hide the “Total Buy Cost Value” and “Total List Price Value” from the printed packing list. This would be especially helpful for sellers who work with prep centers or employees and prefer to keep sensitive pricing information private. The toggle could be included as part of the Print Options or Batch Settings, allowing sellers to customize the level of detail shown on packing lists.

Added from Facebook: Integrate Veeqo into IL accounting

Is it possible to separate the Low-inventory-level fee from the FBA fulfillment fee in our FBA Sales report? If not, maybe an average FBA fee over __ days? A standalone report for the Low Inventory fee itself might also be helpful. We could see how much the fee is affecting our ROI/Margin. The ability to ID when the fees starts, so we can raise prices would be helpful. From Shanon Morris from FB.

Please Integrate with walmart. The Walmart Experience sucks and I would love inventory tracking all in one place for my walmart and amazon stores. I don't need any adding inventory/prepping/sendtowalmart features at first, just basic order tracking/accounting would be a blessing.