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Proposals land in the Price Approval columns of the same grid. This is where you decide what goes live.

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Open the queue

Scroll right in the grid to the Price Approval column group, or click a status chip on the Grids page to open the grid already filtered to it. The group header carries:
  • a status selector, set to To Review for the proposals still waiting on you;
  • Impact, a run-level summary of how the batch splits between price rises, cuts and no change, with its forecasted effect over 7, 30, 90 or 180 days;
  • Publish Prices, carrying the count of approvals staged so far.
Price approval columns showing proposed price, price change, new margin and the approve and reject actions
Each row gives you the Proposed Price and the context for judging it: Price Change %, New Unit Margin %, Elasticity Tier and Elasticity, plus the forecasted sales impact columns. Every column is defined in Price Optimization.

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See why a price was proposed

Click the info icon in a Proposed Price cell to open Price Analysis. It shows the current price, the regular price, the cost, the feasible range the price had to stay inside, how many rules applied, and what the change does to margin.
The Price Analysis panel explaining one proposed price, its feasible range and its margin change
A proposal sitting exactly at the edge of its feasible range is usually a rule holding it back rather than the model being cautious.

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Approve, reject or override

The Actions column at the end of each row has two controls:
  • the green check approves the proposed price;
  • the red cross rejects it and leaves the live price alone.
To override, edit the Proposed Price cell, enter your own number and approve that. An override is your price, not the agent’s, so check it against your margin floor first. Work in passes rather than row by row. Filter on Price Change % to take the biggest moves first, or on Confidence to separate strong recommendations from thin ones, then approve the filtered set together. More patterns in Review and approve price changes.
Approving a row only stages it. Nothing reaches your live prices until you publish.

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Publish

Click Publish Prices. The count on the button is what goes out. Published prices become the live prices on those products, metrics recalculate against them, and they flow into exports and the Public API. Rejected and unreviewed proposals stay as they are. That is one full cycle: data, optimization, approval, live prices.

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What next

Automate the cycle

Schedule runs and auto-approve the changes that clear your guardrails.

Monitor competitors

Keep competitor prices refreshing behind every run.

Set product roles

Classify each SKU as KVI, traffic, profit or niche before you price it.

Build a dashboard

Track price index, margin and the effect of what you published.