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A.
Number of Offers:
Refers to how many Offers you want to
base your pricing on, whether it is
initial pricing or repricing. The
more Offers, the longer the process
is going to take. Amazon allows a
maximum of 10 Offers per request, we
have to send a new request to Amazon
for the next page of 10 Offers, and
so on.
B.
Use Amazon UK. Searches
Amazon UK instead of Amazon.com.
Amazon UK listings are in Pounds, and
GrabIt! does nothing to convert to
dollars, so £10
is imported into BookTrakker as $10.
If the user has Windows set to
English (United Kingdom) then there
will be a direct relationship between
Amazon prices and BookTrakker prices.
C.
Category. Refers to
which main Condition Category you are
comparing pricing to. Because of the
way Amazon designed their ECommerce
platform, clicking All will
slow the process down considerably. New,
Used and Collectible
return up to 10 Offers per
page (request). All, which is
all three, only returns 3 Offers
of each Category per page, if
there are no Offers for one
then the others are still limited to
3 per page. This means that if All
is checked, and there are a possible
3 Offers each for New
and Collectible, and 30 for Used,
then it will require 10 page requests
to get all Offers.
D. Repricing
Password.
Use this to set up a password for doing Repricing, when you operate
in an environment like an open shop and do not want your employees
to have unlimited access to the Repricing engine.
E. Confirm
Password. Type in the same password as above. Then
close/restart GrabIt! for the password to take effect on the
Reprice tab.
F.
Amazon Nickname. Use
this to eliminate checking prices
against your own listings or a
competitor.
This will be expanded in
version 1.0 to allow for multiple
exclusions of Nicknames.
G.
Amazon Email. Your
Login Email Address, used for
authenticating yourself as an Amazon
seller.
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