ManageByStats, software solution provider for Amazon sellers, has released a Change Log feature for their suite of online tools. The new change log allows users to record changes made to their Amazon business, operations, promotions, or any other event deemed important to track, which will then be stored and displayed against graphing and analysis data. The idea behind the change log is that users will later be able to attribute fluctuations in company or product performance to relevant events and changes. ManageByStats is a suite of software tools for Amazon sellers which helps them more effectively manage and expand their Amazon sales.
“Awareness of changes made in your business is key to understanding how those changes impact sales,” says MBS CEO, Philip Jepsen. “With our new change log users will be able to record changes to their business and operations they deem important, and those changes will then show on the recorded date in graphs and on the dashboard.”
Users can elect to show changes or not. When selected, the changes will show as a change-line on the relevant graphs, which can then be rolled over for more info. Rolling over the line on the graph will display the notes entered by the user, as to what changes were made. For example, a user might record the fact that the marketing budget for a particular product was reduced by half. That change would then display on related graphs, acting as a reminder and an indication of a change that may have an effect on performance after that date.
“This item has been highly requested among our users,” says Mister Jepsen. “We’re happy to now offer the Change Log feature in ManageByStats.”
For more on the MBS tools, please visit the ManageByStats site or contact the company directly. If interested parties have further questions, ManageByStats may be contacted directly by email.
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For more information about ManageByStats, contact the company here:
ManageByStats
Philip Jepsen, CEO
7274752995
philip@managebystats.com
411 Cleveland Street, Suite 110
Clearwater FL 33755
