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# Repricer performance: Dashboards, Events, statistics and filters
### Dashboards
You can find repricer performance data in the following places:
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### Repricer dashboard
1. In a project, go to **Dashboard > Repricer**.
Here you find more detailed statistics about all your active repricers:
* Graphs that show the buy box time and products with the buy box
* Statistics and CSV downloads with more data. [More information about CSV downloads](https://channable-test.gitbook.io/channable-test-docs/list-advertise/repricer/exporting-repricer-performance-data).
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### Channel specific dashboard
In the Repricer tab in your **Dashboard** click the channel(s) at **Repricer statistics** to view Repricer statistics related to that specific channel.
The page lists:
* Buy box time percentage
* Products with the Buy Box
* Buy Box time percentage distribution
* Products with a high potential of winning the Buy Box
For a more detailed view, click **View items** in the footer to see the repricer price and the Buy Box status per item using the Buy Box. You can add filters to look for specific product groups.
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### Item page
Click on an item to go into more detail on the item's specific status. In the **Competitor pricing** section, you'll see information on your Repricer **Settings**, **Competitors** and **Events**.
You can use this information to learn more about the Buy Box status on an item-level, and why, how, and when the repricer updated the price. It also shows the buy box time percentage of the item over the last 7 days.
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### Graphs
#### Buy box time
This refers to the percentage of time your offer had the buy box on a given day (24 hours). So if your offer had the buy box for 12 hours, the buy box time percentage would be 50%. The graph shows the average buy box time of your products. On the dashboards this graph shows the average. On the item page you can find it per item for the last 7 days.
#### Products with the buy box
The number of products that had the buy box at least once on each day in the graph.
#### Buy box time percentage distribution
This graph shows the distribution of buy box time within your products. The x-axis shows the buy box time ranges in steps of 10%. The y-axis shows the number of products that fit within that range. This gives more context to the ‘average buy box time’ graph and shows where there’s room for improvement. Specifically the distribution helps you determine how much of your offer catalog is under-performing. In the screenshot there are for example 591 products with a buy box time percentage between 90 and 100%.
### Repricer statistics
We offer the below statistics for the repricer. These can be used to get an overview of the performance of the repricer.
You can find these statistics in the repricer dashboard. There is a section called ‘repricer statistics’ where you can find these statistics for each Amazon or bol channel with an active repricer. From there, you can also find all products included in the repricer (click on 'overview') and the graphs with the history of the statistic.
This table describes which statistics we offer:
| **Statistic** | **Meaning** |
| ------------------------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Buy box time | The percentage of time your offer had the buy box on a given day (24 hours). The number shown is the average buy box time of all products. |
| Products with the buy box | All products that now have the buy box |
| Products with high buy box potential | By comparing your offers to that of the buy box winner on **price**, **delivery time** and **rating** we determined which products have a higher potential to win the buy box. These factors are known to be important factors the marketplace uses to decide who has the buy box. But, this is not a guarantee that they can win the buy box. For example an offer with the same delivery time, a slightly lower rating and a slightly higher price is considered a 'high buy box potential' product. You can also find these products using the filters (see below). |
### Product filters
Product filters can be used to find out which products belong to a certain group, for example to find all products that don't have the buy box.
You can find these filters by following these paths.
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### Via the repricer dashboard (if you want to know for one API)
1. In the left navigation bar, go to 'Dashboard' and select 'Dashboard repricer'.
2. In the 'Repricer statistics' section you find the list of all APIs with an active repricer.
3. By using the 'View Items' button, you're taken to the overview of all items in that repricer.
4. You can find the filter in the top right corner.
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### Via the repricer rules (if you want to know for a specific repricer rule)
1. Go to the ‘Reprice rules’ section of the relevant API.
2. Select the relevant repricer rule and go to ‘selected items’.
3. You now see all the products affected by that repricer rule.
4. You can find the filter in the top right corner.
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| **Filter** | **Meaning** |
| ------------------------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Products with the buy box | All products that now have the buy box |
| Products without the buy box | All products that now don’t have the buy box |
| Products that lost the buy box | All products that had a lost buy box event in the past 7 days and don’t have the buy box now |
| Products that won the buy box | All products that had a won buy box event in the past 7 days and have the buy box now |
| Products with errors | All products that have an error that causes the repricer not to reprice |
| Products with high buy box potential | By comparing your offers to that of the buy box winner on **price**, **delivery time** and **rating** we determined which products have a higher potential to win the buy box. These factors are known to be important factors the marketplace uses to decide who has the buy box. But, this is not a guarantee that they can win the buy box. For example an offer with the same delivery time, a slightly lower rating and a slightly higher price is considered a 'high buy box potential' product. |
| Products without data |
All products for which the repricer doesn’t have data. This can be because: - It’s offline or not in the notification we get from Amazon - The ASIN is unknown (Amazon only) - The EAN is unknown ( only)
|
### Repricer events
An event is something that happened to an item that is being repriced by the repricer. For each product, we show these events in chronological order on the product page. All recent events are also shown in the 'Result' stage of the API. Clicking on an event will show more information about the event, so you can better understand why a certain event happened.
Note that the time of each event corresponds to the time we observed the event in our system. This can be different compared to the time at which the event happened in the marketplace.
#### Different event types
| **Event** | **Explanation** | **Provided information** |
| ------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Price change | Displayed when the repricer made a price change to the offer. The new price sent to the marketplace is displayed. |
List of competitors Reprice settings General reason for the change
|
| Won buy box | Displayed when the offer won the buy box. The new price at which the offer became a buy box winner is displayed. |
List of competitors Reprice settings
|
| Lost buy box | Displayed when the offer lost the buy box. The price at which the offer had the buy box is displayed. |
List of competitors Reprice settings
|
| Offer offline | Displayed when the offer went offline from the marketplace. When your offer is delisted, you should usually be able to see the reason in the marketplace dashboard. | List of competitors |
| Offer online | Displayed when the offer went online at the marketplace again. | List of competitors |
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