Rules you write in plain words
No opaque score, no black box: a sweeprice rule reads like a sentence. "If a competitor gets ahead of me, match them." "Undercut the best price by 1, never going below my floor."
Every product can have its own rule, or inherit a shared one. You always know why a price was computed, and you can trace it back to the rule that produced it.
The floor price, an absolute guardrail
Your floor price is the bound nothing crosses: however aggressive the market gets, no rule ever computes a price below it. The price war has a limit, and you are the one setting it.
When the market goes below your floor, sweeprice does not follow you into the spiral: it flags it, and you decide with the full picture whether to follow, wait, or let the sale go.
You approve, or you let it run
sweeprice repricing adapts to your level of trust. At first, every computed price can be submitted for your approval: you keep your hand on every cent.
Once your rules have proven themselves, you let them run: the price answers the competitor move without intervention, and the daily digest keeps you informed of what moved.
- One computed price per marketplace: your Amazon price is not necessarily your Cdiscount price
- Rules per product or per product group
- The trail of every change: which move, which rule, which price