Each will have their own criteria, have different Amazon permissions, not to mention working with different budgets.

To keep track of the deals that are of interest, or that have been purchased, there are a couple of different options depending on how users like to organize their deals.

Every deal box has a quick link to add the deal to a user’s Deal Stack. Click on the star on the top right of the box to toggle a deal to be added or removed from the Deal Stack.

To view deals that have been saved, select the Deal Stack tab from the main menu down the left of any Sellerbility page.

Virtual Assistants can also add and remove deals from the Deal Stack, but will only be able to see deals they have added.

The main account holder can see all deals saved by all users in the Deal Stack. Select All to see them all, or just the deals added by individuals, with the drop down at the top of the Deal Stack page.

Filter deals with the same filter options as offered in full search results. Use the Filters tab at the top of the page to open the Sellerbility filter options. Similarly, toggle the view options between list and tile to double the deals in view.

For sellers who track all their deals with Google Sheets there is a quick link to add a deal to one they have set up. This can be done from the Deal Stack screen, or from a search results page.

To add deals to a Google Sheet, select the deals to export by checking the tick box at the top left corner of the deal box. Multiple deals can be added to an export so select as many as required.

The number of deals selected will show with an indicator on the Google Sheets icon at the top of the page.

Click on the icon and Sellerbility will ask for the link to the Google Sheet to export the deal and the data from the deal box to. Paste it in here and the deals will be added to a new tab in that sheet.