Think of the AI Insights page as your 24/7 Amazon watchdog. Instead of manually digging through spreadsheets to find out why sales dropped, TrackIQ’s AI scans your entire catalog and surfaces the exact issues you need to look at right now.
Here is how to navigate and manage your automated alerts.
🚦 1. Alert Categories (The Triage System)
At the top of the main insights area, you will see your alerts neatly categorized by severity. This helps you prioritize your morning tasks:
🔴 Critical: These are urgent issues that are directly costing you money right now (e.g., Zero Sales Day, Out of Stock). Handle these first!
🟡 Warnings: Potential issues that need your attention before they become critical (e.g., Buy Box Lost, Conversion Rate Drops).
🔵 Informational: General updates and optimization opportunities (e.g., New positive review, Inventory arrived). [Tip: Sisipkan screenshot area Tab/Filter Kategori di sini]
🪪 2. Reading an Alert Card
Each alert is displayed as a card containing everything you need to understand the issue at a glance:
The Core Issue: The bold text tells you exactly what happened (e.g., "Zero Sales Day! This product had zero sales yesterday").
Product Details: You will see the product name, ASIN, and its current status.
Key Metrics: Quick stats like Price, Rank, and BSR to give you immediate context without having to leave the page.
✔️ 3. Managing Your Alerts (Dismissing)
TrackIQ acts as your radar. Once you are aware of an issue and have taken action in your Amazon Seller Central, you can clear the alert from your TrackIQ dashboard to keep your workspace clean.
Dismiss Single Alert: Click the Dismiss button on a specific alert card once you have reviewed it.
Dismiss All: If you have reviewed everything and want to clear your board, click the Dismiss All Alerts button in the top right corner.
🕒 4. Tracking with Alert History
Accidentally dismissed an alert or want to see recurring issues? Look at the Alert History panel on the right side of your screen.
This provides a chronological timeline of all your past alerts, making it easy to track the historical health of your products and see when specific issues (like losing the Buy Box) occurred.
