Movers
The Movers page lists recorded price changes for the products you track in a chosen time window, newest first. Set Direction to Up or Down to surface the biggest movers. Use it to spot competitors that cut prices, to find opportunities when your competitors raise prices, or to catch items whose price changed overnight.
Filters
Section titled “Filters”The filter bar at the top of the page controls the scope of results.
| Filter | Options | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Time range | Day · Week · Month · Custom | Day |
| Direction | All · Up · Down | All |
| Movement type | Price changes · Availability changes | Price changes |
| Brand | Any tracked brand or all | All |
| Category | One or more nodes from your category tree (taxonomy) | All |
| Store | Any tracked store or all | All |
| Search products | Product name text search | None |
Time range sets the look-back window, counted in calendar days from midnight:
- Day covers yesterday and today.
- Week covers the past 7 calendar days plus today.
- Month covers the past 30 calendar days plus today.
- Custom opens a date-range picker to set an exact start and end date.
Direction narrows results to risers only with Up, to fallers only with Down, or shows both with All.
Movement type switches the table between price changes and availability changes, meaning a product going in or out of stock. With Availability changes, the table shows Previous Status and Current Status (In Stock or Out of Stock) in place of prices. The Change column reads “Became available” or “Out of stock”, and the table omits the Change (%) and Impact Status columns.
With Category, selecting a node also includes all the categories beneath it in the tree.
With Store set to All Stores, the page lists movements at your own store. Pick a tracked competitor in Store to see the movements recorded for that competitor.
Search, Category, Brand, Store, and a custom date range appear as removable pills below the filter bar. Click the × on the Search, Category, Brand, or Store pill to clear that filter and leave the others unchanged. Clicking the × on the Date Range pill clears the dates, but Time range stays on Custom and shows the last 7 days. Choose Day, Week, or Month to leave Custom. Time range, Direction, and Movement type otherwise change from their own controls.
Reading the table
Section titled “Reading the table”Each row is one recorded price movement for a product at one store.
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Product | Thumbnail and name. Click the name to open that product’s Product Detail page |
| Store | The retailer at which the price moved |
| Previous Price | The price before the change |
| Current Price | The price after the change |
| Change | Absolute price difference. Increases show in red, decreases in green |
| Change (%) | Percentage difference from the previous price |
| Impact Status | A quick-read badge, described below |
| Action | The row actions menu |
Impact Status badges give a short signal for each price move:
- Margin opportunity, green. The price rose, which may give you room to adjust.
- High overpricing risk, red. The price dropped more than 10%, which may put you out of position.
- Balanced, grey. A price decrease of 10% or less.
Result order
Section titled “Result order”The default order is by date, most recent first. When Direction is set to All, you can also sort by clicking the Product, Previous Price, or Current Price column header. Each click toggles between ascending and descending order. A further click clears the sort and returns to the default newest-first order. The Store, Change, and Change (%) headers are not sortable. The URL records the active sort with the other filters, so a sorted view stays bookmarkable.
Row actions
Section titled “Row actions”Each row has an actions menu, shown as ⋮, with two options:
- View Details opens the offer detail panel for that product at that store.
- View Price History opens the Prices tab of the Product Detail page for that product.
Pagination
Section titled “Pagination”Each page shows 20 results. A footer below the table always shows the current range and the total count of movers, alongside the page navigation controls. Each page is bookmarkable. The URL encodes the current page number with all active filters, so you can share or return to an exact view.
Asking about movers in chat
Section titled “Asking about movers in chat”The AI Assistant understands the Movers page context and can answer questions about the view you currently have open. You can also ask from anywhere in the app:
- “What products moved the most this week?”
- “Show me price drops in the Coffee category over the last month.”
- “Which products did a competitor raise prices on yesterday?”
- “Which products went out of stock this week?”
The assistant uses the same time range, direction, brand, category, and store filters as the page. It can also report stock availability changes, a product going in or out of stock, when you ask about them, even though the page itself defaults to price movements. Responses include a link that opens the Movers page pre-filtered to match the query, so you can explore the full list. For stock changes, the linked view has Movement type set to Availability changes.