Setting up Trigger Points

The purpose of the Triggering Screen is to define in Neatopricer what is considered valuable. Proper use of triggering controls dramatically speeds up the process of sourcing for products. If triggers are properly selected the user needs to only listen for the “Cash” sounds to determine if the scanned item is valuable. A user can define up to 7 seven Catalog/Rank/Price triggers and one No-Rank trigger.

The reason multiple triggers are necessary is because products have two main criteria that determine their value, price and sales rank on Amazon. A valuable product is anything that has a high price value and/or low sales rank. Low sales rank indicates that the item is popular on Amazon and will most likely sell faster.

In the above diagram three triggers are enabled for “Books”. If a scanned book has a value that meets any of the triggers that are selected, Neatopricer issues “Cash” sound. For example if a scanned book costs $14.55 on Amazon and it’s sales rank is 600K thousand the software will issue a “Yes” sound. In this instance the book meet the second trigger that says any book that is higher or equal to $7 dollars and with a rank bellow 700K thousand is a considered valuable.

The last “N” trigger is a No-Rank trigger that is used for products that do not have a rank. For example if a book doesn’t have a rank but its price is above the No-Rank trigger price value the software will issue a “Yes” sound.