I would like to request the addition of a feature that allows Aura users to link a product’s cost to a supplier’s advertised price on the web, so that repricing rules can automatically react to supplier price changes in real time.

Tools like AutoDS already support this functionality by letting users associate a listing with a supplier product URL. A web scraper monitors that URL for price changes. When a change occurs, the system automatically updates the product cost inside the platform, which then triggers the repricing logic to adjust the min/max/target prices accordingly.

This capability ensures:

1) Real-time cost accuracy: No need to manually update product costs when suppliers adjust their prices.

2) Reduced underpricing risk: Avoid selling at a loss due to delayed manual updates.

3) Improved scalability: Makes it easier to manage large catalogs with multiple suppliers.

4) Competitive advantage: Keeps pricing strategies aligned with actual market movements.

Proposed Functionality:

1) Add a field in the product settings where sellers can input a supplier product URL.

2) Aura periodically checks (e.g., via web scraping or API where available) the supplier page for price updates.

3) When a price change is detected, Aura updates the Cost Price of the product automatically.

4) This update can then trigger the existing repricing rules to adjust the offer accordingly.

Optional Enhancements:

1) Support for popular supplier platforms (e.g., Walmart, Amazon, AliExpress, Home Depot, etc.) as pre-configured templates.