Feature Ideas

It would be nice to largely automate the condition notes in ScoutIQ 2 in the Add To Buy List workflow in ScoutIQ 2 so it matches the condition notes I would normally use on my listing software.

When entering buy cost, provide preset buttons for common amounts: $0.25 $0.50 $1 $2 $3 (or configurable) Eliminates typing for 90%+ of buy cost entries. Speeds workflow dramatically at book sales where prices repeat. More flexible than the repeated tapping for .50 increments method in ScoutIQ1.

Right now there are a few clicks to get to the Keepa graphs. I'd like to see them easily accessed from the main screen, perhaps by swiping up or something? This would save users time while sourcing in the field. Alternatively, ScoutIQ2 could calculate the average Keepa Sold Price over 6 months (sort of a complement to eScore) and put that on the main screen.

This feature would add more detail/granularity to the existing No Offer Customization within ScoutIQ 2. So that when an item has no FBA offer but has high sales velocity, FBA sellers will be notifed with a special signal and/or the customer could customize how the app handles items with these conditions. Similar to this feature in Scoutly: Configure a Trigger to signal when there is no Used FBA competition - ASellerTool Scoutly and TurboLister User Guide - 1

Rank is always dynamic, not static. A better judge is the average sales rank across the six months we're using to calculate eScore.

This is an overall request to support other Amazon Marketplaces beyond US and UK. Please leave a specific comment to reflect the country you would like to see supported.

IT would be nice to have an option that defaults to the lowest ranked item automatically when situations like this occur. Image attached:

SBYB Bulk Integration is a must for many of us that have leveled up to baby bulk and beyond. While I love the innovations you all have made it is impossible for me and many many others to switch from Scoutly which offers it to ScoutIQ. Also with PalletIQ not accepting new users you are leaving a high void in the industry. SBYB Bulk Integration is a must.

Please incorporate the condition of items into Triggers so that items below a particular threshold are not factored in for comparison. (requested in Seller 365 for Booksellers Class 06/24/25)

This would be very helpful scanning old books and not have to use the Amazon seller central scanner app to scan the front cover.

Please implement Linea Pro's SDK. Linea Pro scanners are the most ergonomic and durable scanners available. However, they require each app to implement their SDK. This SDK can be obtained for free on their site here: https://lineapro.store/request-sdk/?v=0b3b97fa6688I already have a Lina Pro Rugged, but I cannot use this with other book scouting apps since they lack the SDK support. Neatoscan used to have this SDK integration but that app no longer exists.If you would please implement this SDK with ScoutIQ, you would have a customer for life! Received via support.

Along with notifying customers with a custom sound if an item is a part of a set, this should be indicated on the Accept List and eventually be a part of the "Buy List" workflow currently in development.

With the new Buy List workflow that is planned there should be a button that feeds the download, indicating how the buy plans to sell that item (FBA, FBM, Wholesaler (WOB, BR, or RI) so that the buyer can easily sort them without rescanning at home after purchase.

Display wholesale offers directly above the offer list rather than below. Users primarily evaluate profit and wholesale at a glance. Individual MF/FBA offers are secondary and don’t influence the core decision as strongly. Keeps the “decision-critical” info in one unified visual band.

Add a fourth top banner color (blue?) that appears when a wholesale offer meets the user’s Smart Trigger requirements (e.g., 4× buy cost, minimum dollar amount, or other wholesale-priority rules). Audio cues are easy to miss when the phone is sitting in a cart, especially for Bluetooth-scanner users. A bold, visually distinct banner makes it clear—at a glance—that the item should be routed to a wholesaler. High-volume scanners benefit from an immediate visual signal without needing to read the small wholesale offer line. Green – Accept Red – Reject Orange – Restricted Blue – Wholesale opportunity meets user-defined Smart Trigger requirements