Repricing behavior when Out Of Stock

We have three possible settings to apply to your account when your listing goes Out Of Stock.

1. Send the listing ceiling price (default setting) - this is a defensive feature requested by numerous customers in order to protect prices when the product is back in stock again.
   The idea is that if the average price of the product goes up while the Seller is out of stock. Then when the product is back in stock, Feedvisor has a higher starting point from which to begin repricing the product. 
   However, if the price remains at its former, lower price, then as soon as the product is back in stock and being repriced, the competition would most likely start lowering their prices in order to "beat out" the Seller.
   This might lead to a drop in profit margins all around. 
    
2. Maintain the last price position - overrides the first option and allows the last price to stay untouched.
    
3. Custom Out Of Stock price - update the Out Of Stock price to a certain percentage above the last In-stock price.
   For example - if the last In-Stock price on Amazon was  $10, a percentage of %10 can be configured so that the Out of Stock price we send to Amazon is $11.

Please note that this process will also apply to back-ordered items, that their configuration right now is to act as OOS. 

* In case there is a product with both an FBA and FBM SKU and the FBM SKU goes out of stock the repricer will continue to reprice the FBA SKU with the same priority as it did prior to the FBM SKU going out of stock.

* If you wish to override option 1 with options 2 or 3, please reach out to the Feedvisor technical support team.