For users whose listings have been delisted due to pricing errors, please check out our Potential pricing error article first before proceeding to the solution in this article. 

The Difficulty when Troubleshooting Potential Pricing Errors

With all the valuable information outlined above, you can now understand the importance of setting the correct Min and Max prices on Seller Central. However, user feedback analysis reveals that many users encounter listings being deactivated immediately after they appear in BQool.

To resolve this, users often update the "Your Price" for delisted ASINs in Seller Central to reactivate them. However, once Repricing Central processes these ASINs, it reprices them based on the incorrect Min and Max price range, potentially causing another pricing error.

In such cases, users should utilize the latest Delisted Listings page to adjust the Min and Max prices first, especially if the pricing error is caused by an incorrect Min/Max price range.

The Latest Solution for Potential Pricing Error issue: Delisted Table

The delisted listings table can help you achieve the following things. 

1. Locate the previous Min and Max Price records of delisted SKUs on the delisted listings page. The most recent delisted SKU will be placed at the top of the table.

2. Update Min Price, Max Price, and Rule directly on the delisted SKU before reactivating the delisted listings in Amazon Seller Central.

Please follow the instructions below to access the “Delisted Listings.”

Step 1: Navigate to the Delisted table by clicking on "Listings > Delisted Listings."

Step 2: The latest delisted SKU will be placed at the top of the table. You can also input SKU or ASIN to search your delisted SKUs.

☛ Note: Due to the update frequency of the listing report, if a listing has been delisted in Seller Central but does not appear in the Delisted table, please check the “Manage Listings” table to find it.

Step 3:  Min Price, Max Price, and Rule can be modified on the Delisted Listings page. 

If your SKU was enabled repricing when it was delisted, Repricing Central will reprice the SKU using the updated Min/Max Prices/Rule once the SKU is reactivated. However, if you leave the Min Price, Max Price or Rule field empty and save it in the Delisted table (see the screenshot below), repricing will be paused when the SKU is reactivated.

Step 4: Relaunch the listing in Seller Central. After the listing is reactivated on Amazon, it will take 1 to 2 hours for FBA listings and 4 to 8 hours for FBM listings to be auto-updated on the BQool system.

Step 5: Click on "Listings > Active Listings" to check the listings after they are reactivated. 

In summary, if the listing is delisted because Repricing Central sends a price outside of Seller Central's Min-Max Range, you can update the Min and Max Prices in the Delisted Listings Table in Repricing Central before reactivating the listing in Seller Central.