The seller analytics toolkit
How the seller tools fit together: the restock loop, pricing that reacts to your data, and the money views on Insights.
BrickPulse’s seller tools are one connected loop, not a pile of separate reports. Each one feeds the next.
The restock loop
Scan what sold and ran out (Restock) → build a shopping List → buy → receive it as a Batch → publish. Restock ranks by the profit you lose while out of stock, Lists export to buy and turn back into receiving Batches, and Batches carry your real cost through to publishing.
Pricing that reacts to your data
Set a base Market repricing formula, then layer Pricing rules on top for the lots that need their own treatment, including sell-through-aware strategies and per-rule regional averages. Prices move with your own sales and the market you choose, not a fixed guess.
The money views on Insights
Insights turns all of this into numbers you can act on:
- On Sales: estimated profit and margins, because you track cost basis on your lots.
- On Inventory: dead stock, aging stock, portfolio vs market, inventory added per month, and stockroom value.
Together they close the loop: sell, see what it earned, rebuy what pays, and price it right.
Where do I start?
With Restock. It tells you what's selling but out of stock, and everything else (buying, pricing, and the money views) builds on that.
Do these tools use anyone else's data?
The core signals come from your own sales and stock. Market context, like sold averages, comes from cached BrickLink catalog prices, with coverage shown honestly.