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Download and understand the Buy Box Report from Zentail
Download and understand the Buy Box Report from Zentail

Learn how to access and read the BuyBox report in order to make smart pricing decisions.

Michael Goldmeier avatar
Written by Michael Goldmeier
Updated over a week ago

When competing with other sellers on the same listing, it is very valuable to understand where you stand relative to the buy box for that listing.  Zentail has a report to that allows you to view the Buy Box breakdown of your catalog on a per SKU and marketplace basis. 

Get this and more from Zentail.

Download the report

To download this report from Zentail, you should take the following steps:

  1. Under the first tab, Download Report, select Product.

  2. Select the Buy Box template.

  3. Click Download to download the Report.

  4. You can access this report in the Export History tab.

Understanding the Buy Box Report

This report includes information for each SKU set to List for a given channel.  If a SKU is not set to List, it is not likely that  Zentail pulls in any buy box data for that SKU. 

Definition of Headers

SKU- This is the SKU in your catalog for which the buy box data applies.

item_price - This is the price at which your SKU is available for sale.  If you are using Zentail's repricer, this is a dynamic field and may change as we reprice for this SKU.

min_price - In order to use Zentail's repricer, a minimum and a maximum price must be in place for that SKU.  This is the minimum price on file for this SKU.

max_price - In order to use Zentail's repricer, a minimum and a maximum price must be in place for that SKU.  This is the maximum price on file for this SKU.

30 day sales - This column reports the total number of sales for this SKU in the previous 30 days.

quantity - This is the total quantity available for this SKU across all warehouses.

Inventory Update Time - This is the last time Zentail updated the inventory for this SKU.  The update could have been through an import, from a warehouse integration (like FBA), or manually through the User Interface.

[Marketplace (Your Store Here)] Price -  This displays your SKU's price on Amazon.  If you have a price override in place for Amazon, then this price will be different from your item_price.  If you are managing your Amazon price outside of Zentail and are not regularly pulling it in to Zentail, it may be different than your item_price. Otherwise, this price would be the same as your item_price.

[Marketplace (Your Store Here)] Last Had BuyBox - This is the date and time that your SKU last had the buy box on Amazon.

[Marketplace (Your Store Here)] Max Lowest Price in 30 days - This is the greatest amount the lowest landed price has been for this SKU over the previous 30 days.

[Marketplace (Your Store Here)] Min Lowest Price in 30 days - This is the lowest amount the lowest landed price has been for this SKU over the previous 30 days.

Best Practices

Adjust your Min Prices
Find the SKUs that are priced at their Min Price.  Do you own the buy box at this min price?  If not, are you willing to lower your min price on Zentail so that you can compete for the buy box.

Take note of 30 Day Sales vs Quantity
How quickly are your products moving?  If you could identify any slow movers with high stock, you may want to adjust your pricing decisions for these SKUs.  Slow moving inventory that incur holding costs can hurt your business. It's best to keep those stocked at lower level to maintain profitable margins. The Reorder feature can help you identify these SKUs as well.

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