On your Offer Clearing page, you can see all incoming offers and lots of helpful data to help you decide whether to accept, reject, or counter the offers. This is one of the most valuable areas of the system, because it's designed to help you understand how your inventory is selling. Here's an overview of the Offer Clearing page and process.
1. Go to your Offer Clearing page.
On the Current chart to the left, you can see how many items you have available, how many offers you’ve had, how many you have booked - and at this rate, how long it will take you to sell this inventory.
2. View all incoming offers for each SKU.
3. You can also click each tab to see new offers, offers that you countered, and offers you accepted.
4. Click on any offer to see historical offer and booking activity for that item, as well as activity on related items in your inventory.
5. View Demand information for each SKU.
You will see a record of pricing & booking for each SKU. By default, the chart shows information from the past week, but you can adjust the dates.
To see more for a particular item, click on the lightning bolt icon above $ Average Price Booked.
6. When you click the lightning bolt, the Demand chart will pop up.
You will see how your items performed at different pricing levels.
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In this example, at $395, you booked 40 and shipped 19 devices.
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At $393, you got 21 offers.
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The percentages (25%, 50%, 100%) are telling you that, if sales stay the same as in the last 7 days, you could sell that percentage of your current available inventory at the respective price or higher.
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If you are interested in turning your inventory faster, you may decide you want to price the item closer to the lower price on the scale.
7. Use advanced filters.
One way to drill down further is to use advanced filters. Let’s say you wanted to find and quickly accept the best offers you've received. Click +New to get started adding advanced filters.
8. Click Advance Filters.
11. Type in the percentage range you want to view.
In this example, we will look for all offers within 2% of the list price.
13. Now, you can see your best offers.
14. Click Accept next to the offer.
15. The offer will now show as Accepted.
16. You can easily counter offers by typing in your amount and clicking Counter.
17. Now the offer will show as Countered.
18. You can reject offers using the reject button, and the offer will show as Rejected,