Costs you can inspect
Keep your authoritative unit cost clear. Do not add shipping or fulfillment again when it is already included.
Know what your repricer is doing.
Set the economics. Choose the competitive approach. Review the decisions and the marketplace evidence.
01 / Protect the cost basis
A sale is only useful at economics you accept.
Bring product costs and configured limits into the same workflow as competitive pricing. Review the basis before you turn on live repricing.
Limits that match your goal
Set minimums, maximums and supported margin controls. A competitor’s lower offer does not remove those limits.
Bulk work without blind changes
Use catalogue and cost-import workflows for groups of listings, then review the accepted changes and any exceptions.
02 / Choose the competitive approach
Do not let the cheapest number make every decision.
Choose supported targets, actions and limits for your listings. Consider landed price and the available fulfillment evidence, not just an item-price comparison.
Compete deliberately
Review whether a strategy should match, beat or stay above its selected target, and which supported offer filters are relevant.
Make room for raises and holds
A strategy can respond differently when winning, when limits bind, or when no suitable target is available. More cuts are not automatically better.
Preview before live changes
Preview-only decisions remain separate from live submissions. A replay shows what a strategy would have requested, not what it would have earned.
03 / Understand the evidence
“Price sent” should not mean “job done.”
Read the price request, its recorded reason and the marketplace response as distinct parts of the story.
Requests, holds and previews
See whether a record describes a requested move, a decision not to move, or a preview that sent nothing.
Marketplace readbacks
Check the observed price and timestamp. Acknowledgement without a matching readback stays unverified.
Listing-level investigation
Open the exact product to review its history and available competitor observations. Missing evidence should remain visible.
Ask Lumi · Guided product analysis
Repricing you can question—not just watch.
Pick a product you care about. Investigate its saved controls, recorded decisions and later marketplace outcomes in one review—without piecing together the whole history yourself.
Understand why pricing stopped
Inspect a recorded limit or hold. Compare a clearance target with the saved minimum or MAP and see where the margin setting came from.
See what happened afterwards
Separate a price request from its confirmation, then review comparable Buy Box observations and imported orders in a bounded interval.
Know what needs your attention
Start with up to three findings, marked as Lumi follow-up, your decision, or evidence to review. Open the supporting events when you need more detail.
For eligible connected stores with recorded product data. Investigating a question does not change prices, strategies or inventory.
Illustrative question · not account data
“Why has my clearance target of 22.00 not been reached?”
Your target is below the saved minimum of 25.00.
That is a current settings conflict. Review the assigned strategy and saved limits before changing your clearance setup.
Your decisionReview the saved minimum and MAP.
Supporting evidenceInspect the strategy and its margin-setting source.
No automatic changeAsking does not save a new target.
Example amounts only. A saved minimum is not the complete engine floor and cannot, by itself, explain an earlier pricing event.
What does this version cover?
Ask Lumi provides guided product investigations with supported English and Chinese keywords. It is not free-form AI chat. Current effective-floor calculation, historical settled profit, traffic and advertising diagnosis are not connected to this review.
Missing or conflicting evidence stays visible. Event-based Buy Box percentages are not time-owned or shopper-impression share.
04 / Review the operation
Look past the count of price changes.
Review marketplace orders, available Buy Box observations, price activity and current margin estimates. Check the basis of each number before comparing results.
Current listing margin is not historical order profit. Observation-based Buy Box rates are not shopper-impression share. A later order is not automatically revenue caused by Lumi.
These distinctions help your team focus on real exceptions: unresolved economics, unverified requests and listings that need a closer look.
Understand the metrics and their limits →
Analytics & reporting · Available in the app
From daily decisions to current margin analysis.
7, 30, 90 and 180-day activity reports
Chart verified raises, reductions and holds by day. Review separate totals for previews, unverified requests, failed requests and limit-related decisions, then open the underlying activity.
Current listing economics
Inspect the loaded catalogue's known margin estimates, lowest-margin listings and unresolved economics. Amazon estimates require fresh, price-matched fee quotes. Coverage limits are disclosed; a current snapshot is not settled order profit.
Product history and catalogue export
Follow a report to the individual product history. Export the catalogue as CSV for your team's further analysis. These tools do not guarantee sales or attribute subsequent orders to a price change.