ScoutIQ 2 app analytics for July 27

ScoutIQ 2 is a mobile scouting app built for Amazon sellers who source and resell physical books and other media items. This redesigned version builds on the original ScoutIQ app, offering faster performance, smarter tools, and a more intuitive experience for sellers at every level. With ScoutIQ 2, users can scan barcodes or manually search for books to evaluate potential profitability based on real-time and historical Amazon data. The app helps sellers make data-driven decisions while sourcing inventory in the field. Key New Features and Functionality: Redesigned User Interface ScoutIQ 2 introduces a completely rebuilt interface focused on speed, clarity, and ease of use. Essential data is surfaced more cleanly to allow quicker buying decisions while scouting. Speed Mode with Rewind Scan rapidly without interruption. This feature saves your current session’s scan history so you can review past items even after scanning dozens of books in a row. Fallback Pricing Logic If pricing data is missing for an item, you can configure fallback settings that provide default recommendations keeping your process consistent and uninterrupted. Smarter Hidden Mode for Teams Team members can enter real buy costs without seeing sensitive profit margins, allowing more accurate calculations without exposing proprietary data. Amazon Seller Account Integration Users can link their Amazon seller accounts directly from the app for a more streamlined onboarding experience and tighter integration. Guided Onboarding and In-App Education New users benefit from an improved step-by-step walkthrough and built-in help screens to get up and running quickly. Visual Data Enhancements ScoutIQ 2 introduces visual representations of eScore ranges and Sales Rank percentiles, making it easier to interpret unfamiliar data at a glance. Built-In Performance Analytics Access key stats and historical performance data from the home tab, with filters to view sourcing results over custom date ranges. Beta Note: ScoutIQ 2 is currently in its beta phase. During this time, users can test new features and provide feedback to help shape future updates. Bluetooth scanner compatibility is not yet available in this version, so sellers who rely on that feature may wish to use the original ScoutIQ app alongside this one for now.