Smart Notifications Part Of ManageByStats Price Reduction
Jul 11, 2022
July 11, 2022 - /PressAdvantage/ - Today ManageByStats announced that their Smart Notifications system will be part of their new pricing package. The new price will include all tools in the suite, along with Smart Notifications. ManageByStats is a comprehensive software suite with tools to help Amazon sellers automate and manage their Amazon business.
“We’re reducing the price of our full suite,” says MBS CEO, Philip Jepsen. “We offer more tools in one place than our competitors, now we’re doing it for a lower price. Smart Notifications are the latest addition to MBS, and offer not only customized notifications to keep users on top of their Amazon business, but they offer guidance and tips as well.”
The new Smart Notifications system is smart because it tells the user what caused the change that triggered the alert, as well as showing the related graphs so underlying factors can be spotted, and finally the new system is smart because it provides recommendations for actions the user can take to get things turned around. Smart Notifications deliver customized alerts through email or SMS, notifying Amazon sellers of vital info about their Amazon business based on trigger events.
“You can’t monitor your Amazon business at all times,” says Mister Jepsen. “You need to get work done. Smart Notifications are all about having a continual awareness of vital systems such that you can act when needed. That’s where MBS comes in, and it’s now easier than ever to get going with the full, comprehensive package.”
For more on ManageByStats and their software tools for Amazon sellers please visit the MBS site or contact the company directly. If interested parties have further questions, ManageByStats may be contacted directly by email.
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