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Monitor watches your catalogue and the outside world on a schedule. Where Analyse produces a one-time assessment, Monitor produces a continuous stream of recurring runs that feed alerts into Notifications.

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Price

Track prices across a configurable cadence. Flag drifts, deltas, and anomalies relative to history or competitor data.

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What it watches

  • Internal prices — your own price attribute on a catalogue.
  • Marketplace prices — Amazon, Shopify, and configurable URL templates.
  • Competitor prices — when paired with the Competitor surface, side-by-side history per matched SKU.

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Configuration

Per Price monitor, you configure:
  • Catalogue and filter — which records to watch.
  • Sources — which marketplaces or URLs to pull.
  • Cadence — hourly, daily, or weekly per source.
  • Alert rules — threshold-based (e.g. alert when delta > 10%), absolute (e.g. alert when price < cost + margin), or anomaly-based (statistical outliers vs. history).
  • Recipients — Notifications, Slack, email.

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Outputs

  • Price history — full time series per record per source.
  • Drift alerts — pushed to Notifications when a rule fires.
  • Pricing dashboards — distribution, outliers, gap-to-competitor views.

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Competitor

Pull competitor listings for matched SKUs, normalize them, and surface side-by-side comparisons.

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What it does

  • Identifies the competitor listing for each SKU using the similarity graph and configured match rules (GTIN, MPN, name + brand).
  • Pulls listing data (title, description, images, price, availability, rating) on a schedule.
  • Normalizes competitor fields against your schema so comparisons are apples-to-apples.
  • Surfaces side-by-side views: yours vs. each tracked competitor.

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Configuration

Per Competitor monitor, you configure:
  • Catalogue and filter — which of your records to track.
  • Competitor sources — domains, marketplace seller IDs, or scrape templates.
  • Match strategy — which similarity threshold, which fields drive matching.
  • Cadence — daily or weekly per source.
  • Alert rules — new listings appearing, listings disappearing, content drift, image changes, rating shifts.

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Outputs

  • Side-by-side record view — yours vs. competitors with diff highlights.
  • Competitor catalogue — a parallel catalogue object holding normalized competitor records.
  • Drift alerts — fed into Notifications and/or Slack.

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Alerts vs. review items

Monitor alerts are informational: they tell you something happened. They surface in Notifications but don’t block anything — you don’t have to approve them. If a Monitor alert needs to change a record (e.g. update internal pricing in response to a competitor drop), the alert can trigger a downstream operation — typically Bulk Enrichment with a pricing rule — whose outputs go through the normal review gate.

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Combining Monitor with other modules

A common pattern: Monitor → Analyse → Bulk Enrich → Push & Sync.
  1. Monitor → Competitor detects a competitor description has been updated.
  2. Analyse flags that your description no longer covers a feature the competitor mentions.
  3. Bulk Enrichment rewrites the affected records, gated by review.
  4. Push & Sync publishes the approved updates to your storefront.