Module 01 · Intelligence Department
Market Intelligence.
Knows what your competitors did yesterday, on the major marketplaces, before your first coffee.
What you see
One list, one profile, one alert.
A working demo on sample data. Names and figures are examples.
Open in its own windowWhat it shows
Tab by tab, one morning.
- A dated document, not a dashboard: what changed overnight, in the order it matters to your catalogue
- Every line carries the arithmetic that ranked it, so you can argue with the order
- A seller's sale is one line with its members inside it, not forty
- What was allowed to wake somebody up, and what was deliberately not
- The ladder from everything the round saw down to the one message on a phone
- Every price, discount, stock flag, rating, new listing and delisting the round found
- Day by day, filterable, with the match beside each row
- What fell under the noise floor and why it was left out
- Which rows reached a person, and which stayed in the ledger
- Where your price sits against the market, product by product
- Barcode matches and likenesses kept in separate bands, never averaged together
- The products it refuses to draw a band for, with the reason
- Ninety mornings of a rival's price beside your own flat line
- How long a discount has really been running, read out of the history
- Where you land for the words buyers type, marketplace by marketplace
- Your position on merit and the slot you are paying for, side by side and never averaged
- Who is standing above you, and which of them bought the spot
- The share of the first page each seller holds
- The conditions the scan holds still, printed where the numbers are
- A profile per seller: shelves, catalogue, and how they price against you
- When they discount, worked back out of ninety mornings rather than guessed
- The shop whose sale has never ended, and the label that keeps rising behind it
- What their buyers complain about, with how many reviews each theme came from
- What cannot be seen about them, said plainly
- The aisles you watch: who entered the bestseller list, who fell out
- How many sellers are standing in each one, and what the first page charges
- Relative movement only — no marketplace publishes units or search volume
- Shapes the watched sellers carry and you do not
- The ones you may already sell under another size or name, shown as questions
- Every candidate with the confidence behind it
- Closed decisions with the reason, and the rule that they are never raised again
- What is watched, and the two marketplaces nobody has written a crawler for
- What each kind of match is allowed to do, and what no setting can let it do
- The matches themselves, with the evidence that produced them
- The thresholds, who wrote them, and whose phone they reach
- Every alert sent, and whether the person who got it called it useful
- The Monday sheet: what the week was, in the typography of a printed page
- Seller by seller, where your price drifted, the shelf, the gaps, their complaints
- The same figures as every other tab, because they come from the same arithmetic
- Numbered terms, each one giving something up
- Which shelf is read by what, what protects it, and what it costs a month
- This morning's round, including the crawler that failed and what that hid
- What it cannot measure: units, stock depth, cost, in-marketplace search volume
Every page above is live, on sample data.
Open the demoWhat it does
It reads the market before you wake up, and never touches a price.
Walks the competitors, products, words and aisles you pick, every morning before six
Keeps every scrape instead of overwriting it, which is where the price history comes from
Works out which of your products a rival's listing relates to, from the title and the barcode
Treats a barcode as certainty and a likeness as a likeness, and lets neither pretend to be the other
Ranks what changed by how much of your own catalogue it touches, and shows its working
Draws the band your price sits in, and refuses to draw one where the market is too thin to have a middle
Reads where you rank for the words buyers type, on merit and with the slots you pay for kept apart
Tracks what the aisle is buying without ever calling list movement a volume
Finds what they carry and you do not, and asks before it claims you do not carry it
Alerts the person you name when a rule they wrote is crossed, and writes down what they thought of it
Tells you when a shelf did not answer, instead of showing you a zero
Changes nothing, anywhere. It has no approval queue because nothing it makes leaves the building.
Who it works for
The marketplace manager, whoever owns pricing, and the owner who wants to hear it before the market does.
What it does
Walks the competitors and products you pick across the major marketplaces every day. Catches price drops, discounts, stock-outs, new listings and rating changes, and shows where your own price sits in the band. Ranks you on the shelf for the words buyers actually type, tracks what the category is buying and which part of it is growing, and finds the products your competitors carry and you do not. Reads competitor reviews for the complaints you can sell against, and keeps a profile per competitor.
How you follow it
A morning list of what changed since yesterday. An alert when a change crosses your threshold. A competitor summary every Monday. Omni never changes a price; it tells you and you decide.
A day with Market Intelligence
It runs before you arrive. You decide after coffee.
Collect
Managed crawlers walk the tracked listings on Trendyol, Hepsiburada, N11 and the others. Your own prices and stock come from the seller APIs.
AutomaticCompare
Every listing is set against yesterday: price, discount, stock flag, rating, listed or gone.
AutomaticMorning list
What changed since yesterday, ranked by how much it matters to your catalogue.
On your screenAlert
A move past the threshold you set goes to WhatsApp, Slack or e-mail with the listing and the delta.
AlertWeekly summary
Competitor by competitor: what moved, who is discounting, where you are out of line. PDF and shareable link.
ReportPrice moves caught
Every tracked listing checked once a day.
Your own price, on every shelf
Read from the seller API wherever you have a storefront. Competitors are walked on the shelves a crawler can reach, and the report names the ones it cannot rather than implying coverage it does not have.
It informs, you decide
Nothing here writes to a marketplace. Every move is yours.
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