Ranked by margin, not turnover
High turnover does not mean profit. Salecare sorts offers by real margin after fees and costs, so the ones that actually earn are at the top.
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Allegro offers ranked by margin show which listings actually earn.
Offers ranked by real margin, not by turnover. Switch to Losing and you immediately see the offers sold at a loss, before the loss grows.
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How Allegro offers ranked by margin work
Losing offers, visible at once
The Losing switch on the dashboard shows the offers sold at a loss, and on the offers list the Negative margin only filter keeps just the losing items. You see plainly on which items you are losing, and you can react with price or cost.
Sales trend
The Trend column of the offers list opens a chart of the offer's revenue day by day in the chosen period. You spot the items that sell less and less before they turn into a loss.
From ranking to action
You turn the repricer on right from the offers list with Turn on the repricer, and fix a losing offer there with its price or cost. The analysis does not end at a chart, it leads to action.
Offers with no sales do not stay for months
An alert points out active offers with no sales in a chosen window, including the ones that never sold at all. Instead of finding them by accident, you get their list and decide what happens next.
An offer with no sales keeps its number and history
A filter on the offers list shows active offers with no sale in 30 days. You improve their title, photos, price or parameters in the offer editor or with the Boost with AI button, and the offer keeps its number, history and popularity. Salecare does not end offers that stopped selling.
Who the offer ranking by margin is for
You sell hundreds of offers and watch turnover
The Allegro panel sorts by sales, so the top rows are the offers with the biggest turnover, including the ones where nothing is left after commission and cost of goods. The ranking in Salecare puts the offers with the highest real margin at the top, and the Losing switch shows the items sold at a loss. You decide on a price or a withdrawal from a number, not an impression.
You run several Allegro accounts
The main shop and the outlet have separate offers and separate fees. In the account switcher at the top of the screen you pick one account or the All accounts view, and the offer list, the edit history and the bulk actions narrow to that choice. Offers from different accounts never mix, so the ranking speaks about the account you are looking at.
You list and end offers in batches
After a wholesaler import or at the end of a season, clicking through one offer at a time takes a day. The checkbox in the table header selects the page, and "Select all matching" covers every result of the current filters. With one action you change prices, titles, VAT, the description or the GPSR data. A price, title, VAT or description change lands in the edit history with an Undo button; GPSR data is applied by Allegro as one batch command over the whole set, so it is not undone.
What the offer list in the Allegro panel does not show
Margin instead of turnover on every offer
The Allegro panel knows the price and the number of units sold, but not your cost of goods. Salecare takes it from the product in your database, subtracts commission, fees and shipping from your Allegro settlements, and shows the net margin next to the gross price. Until an offer has a product, its margin is marked as approximate, because it is worked out with the estimated cost of goods.
Filters that lead to the problem
In Salecare you narrow the list by name or EAN, category, status, SKU signature, and price and margin ranges, and the "Negative margin only" toggle keeps just the loss-making items. Separate filters show offers with no product and offers missing GPSR data. The category search suggests only the categories you really have offers in.
A bulk change you can undo
A bulk price change across three hundred offers is one click, and rolling it back by hand is a day's work. In Salecare a save from Change prices, Change titles, VAT or Description, and from the single-offer editor, goes to the Change history with the values before and after, and you can undo it for 7 days. The Undo button restores one offer, and Undo all restores a whole bulk change at once. The Not accepted by Allegro filter gives the reason when a change never reached the offer.
Offers sorted by real margin after fees, with losses marked plainly.
What you need and what the ranking does not do
A connected Allegro account and matched offers
The offer list fills up once an Allegro account is connected; the sync pulls the offers in within a few minutes. Only offers matched to a product with a purchase price get a real margin. The rest show a margin worked out with the estimated cost of goods, marked with ~, and never pose as an exact result until you assign products to them with Assign product.
Nothing happens without your decision
The ranking shows and sorts, but it never changes a price or ends an offer on its own. You end an offer yourself, from the offers list, and relist an ended Buy now offer there under the same number for 60 days. You create a repricer rule from the list, and you confirm every bulk action yourself.
The offer-write permission
Reading offers needs an ordinary account connection. Changing prices, titles, VAT, descriptions and GPSR data, and ending offers, need an account connected with the offer-write permission. When the account loses that consent, the change never reaches Allegro, and Salecare sends a notification with a link to reconnect.
Questions about Allegro offers ranked by margin
How often does the offer ranking refresh?
The ranking recomputes on every sales sync with Allegro, which runs automatically. You always look at margin from current orders and fees.
Does the ranking cover all my Allegro accounts?
Yes. You pick one account or the All accounts view, and the ranking narrows to what you selected. Offers from different accounts never mix.
What can I do with a weak offer?
Turn on the repricer from the offers list, fix the purchase cost or consider withdrawing the offer. Offers sold at a loss show under the Losing switch on the dashboard and with the Negative margin only filter on the offers list.
Does Salecare end my offers automatically?
It does not end offers that stopped selling. The no-sales alert and filter only point them out, so you can improve them in place. An offer ends when you end it yourself, or when you turn on stock updates from the warehouse and the product runs out, because Allegro ends an offer at zero stock.
What does the ~ sign next to an offer's margin mean?
An offer without a matched product does not know your cost of goods, so its margin is approximate. Commission, fees and shipping are already subtracted from your Allegro settlements, but the purchase cost is estimated. In the filters set Product to No product, select the offers and assign products to them in bulk with Assign product. Salecare suggests a product by EAN or signature, and you search for the rest by name. From that moment the margin is calculated from real figures.
Can a bulk price change across many offers be undone?
Yes, for 7 days after the save. Every save from the offers list and the editor goes to Change history with the values before and after. Undo restores one offer and Undo all a whole bulk change, one offer at a time. Only the fields nobody has changed since come back, and the quantity stays as it is. The restore goes to Allegro in the background, and the entry stays under the All filter marked Undone and cannot be undone a second time.
How do I find offers missing GPSR data and fill them in in bulk?
In Filters tick "Missing GPSR data only". The list keeps the offers for which Allegro returns no safety information or no responsible entity. Select a batch, click GPSR in the bulk action bar, enter the safety information and pick the manufacturer or the responsible person from the entities registered on your account. The data goes to all the selected offers at once. New offers get the manufacturer matched to the product's brand, not the one from the bulk change.
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