Scheduled market reports
A daily or weekly summary with the data attached or linked.
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Import.io + Email
Web data reports and alerts by email
Managed Services and Aperture send reports and alerts to the people who act on them: buyers, category managers and brand protection teams.
Delivery
Recipients buyers@, pricing@, brand-protection@
Content reports, price and competitor alerts, MAP risk
Products Managed Services, ApertureHow it connects.
Source
The web
Any public page, rendered, through managed proxies
Engine
Import.io
Rendering, proxy routing, captcha handling, extraction
Path
Managed delivery
Built, run and QA’d under an SLA
DestinationEmail
Reports and alerts in the inbox of the people who act on them.
What teams do with it.
MAP violation notices
Violations with retailer, price and evidence, ready to forward.
Exec-ready summaries
The numbers leadership asks for, without a login.
Set it up.
- Tell your Import.io team who receives which reports and alerts.
- Agree the schedule and thresholds.
- Reports and alerts start arriving; change recipients any time.
Questions.
Can alerts go to Slack as well?
Yes. Aperture and Managed Services deliver the same alerts into Slack.
Who sets up managed delivery?
Your Managed Services team. They agree destination, format, schedule and schema with you, then build, run, monitor and QA the feed under an SLA.
Which destinations can Managed Services deliver into?
Amazon S3, Google Cloud Storage, Azure Blob Storage, SFTP, Snowflake, BigQuery, API, email and Slack alerts. Aperture delivers into the same destinations.
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Slack
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