The History page records every price evaluation and update across your catalog, so you can see what changed, when, and why.
Narrow the log by Status, a From/To date range, and a search by SKU or ASIN.
What each row shows
Product – title, supplier/SKU, and ASIN
Date – when the evaluation ran
Status – the outcome of the evaluation:
Price updated
Submitted
Already optimal
Out of bounds
Updates disabled
Failed
Old Price
New Price
Change – difference between old and new prices
Reason – a short explanation
View decision – the icon at the end of the row opens a full explanation of how that price was reached
Decision details
The icon at the end of a row opens decision details: a step-by-step explanation of how that price was reached. The contents differ per product and per strategy.
At the top, a banner states the outcome in plain words. The lines under it say which path ran and what was sent. Then the steps:
Trigger – what started the evaluation, for example a competitor changing their price.
Market – the competitive picture used for the decision: who held the Buy Box and with what fulfillment, which price was followed, the number of competitors, the lowest Buy Box, FBA and FBM prices, and whether Amazon is selling.
Rules – the strategy's rules as a checklist. Each entry names the rule, shows the condition it tested against the actual value, and says whether it matched, did not match, or was not reached because an earlier rule already matched.
Action – the action that produced the price, and where it came from, for example "Follow Buy Box – inherited from the product's strategy".
Limits – whether any limit changed the price, with the minimum and maximum that applied.
Economics – the profit check behind the price, or a note that no economics guard ran for this decision.
Submit – what was sent to Amazon and the result, including Amazon's status and a submission ID you can quote to support.
New entries appear as evaluations run, so you can follow repricing results over time.