An expired marketplace token doesn't announce itself — it just stops your stock updates and lets you oversell for a fortnight. Automation is only worth having if it tells you when it stops.
Alerts are grouped by category, so you can care a lot about one kind and not at all about another.
A connection that goes unauthorised or starts erroring raises an alert — and so does its recovery, so you know the problem is actually over.
Job finished, job failed, feed rejected by the marketplace. Including the outcome of the feeds you submitted, which is where silent problems usually hide.
A batch that's finished and waiting for review, or a repricing sweep summarised into one row rather than three hundred.
New-order digests, and receipts for invites and role changes so account access isn't something that happens invisibly.
An alert system you learn to ignore is worse than none. These are the rules that keep it readable.
The same problem recurring updates its existing row and shows a count, instead of stacking forty near-identical lines in your feed.
Muting is per person and per category. Your fulfilment assistant can keep order alerts and drop pricing ones without changing anything for you.
Where there's an obvious fix, it's on the alert: retry the failed import, re-check the connection, re-run the products the AI couldn't process.
An alert tells you something happened. These are where you find out exactly what.
Every call to a marketplace, with the request we sent and the response we got back — filterable, and linked to the orders or products involved.
The marketplace's own verdict on a submitted listing, per SKU, in its own words — accepted, warned, or rejected and why.
What ran, when, and how it ended — so "did the overnight sync actually happen?" is a question you can answer without asking us.
Where alerts appear, who sees them, and how much control you have over the volume.
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