SellerbridgeSB-01 / NIGHT SHIFT
Decision Audit
Manifest 22:00 — 08:00 · unattended

Your account made 47 decisions last night.

Sellerbridge runs a team of specialist agents across your ads, margin, inventory, rank and account health — every hour, on every account you manage. You don't log in to find out what happened. You open a decision.

Decision labelSB / 03:42
FROM
MARGIN AGENT
TO
ACCOUNT LEAD
ASIN
B0FK9RT2L
Stop advertising B0FK9RT2L — after the Aug fee tier it loses money on every unit you sell.
−$0.87 / UNIT · $3,410 SPEND AT RISK
SUBJECT · REASON · NUMBER · DEADLINE · NAMESTAGED — NOT APPLIED

The shift log

One continuous printout from a single account, 22:00 to 08:00. Drag the tape. Every entry opens into the reasoning chain that produced it.

02:40ENTRY 4/10
22:0001:0004:0008:00
ACCOUNT: NORTHWIND HOME · 412 ASINS · ILLUSTRATIVE, ANONYMISED
Shift printout4 ENTRIES
End of shift · 0 alerts sent · 1 escalation
“I'll check and get back to you.”
“We caught it on Thursday.”
“That report took my AM six hours.”

Shift rota · seven agents

Ads is one line on this board
AgentBeatShift
Posting — position filled
Margin Agent
True profit per ASIN
REPORTS TOyour P&LSHIFTContinuousFIRED IFit ever recommends a bid without checking the fee tier first
Famous for
“Stop advertising B0FK9RT2L — after the Aug fee tier it loses money on every unit you sell.”
Also decides
“Your blended margin is fine. Two SKUs are carrying eleven.”
“This promo is profitable at 20% off and loses money at 25%.”
ASIN P&L · MARGIN KILLERS · FEE & STORAGE TRENDS · TRUE ACOS · SETTLEMENTS

Four agents in. One decision out.

The Bridge is the belt they hand work along. An ads-only tool has nothing to hand off to. This is one hand-off, in order, as it happened at 02:40.

Rival02:40
Competitor cut price 12% on your best-selling ASIN.
Margin02:41
Recomputed the margin floor at the new competitive price. Break-even ACOS moves to 31%.
Spend02:43
Proposed holding the bid rather than matching. Matching spends $1,900 to defend $340.
Health02:44
Confirmed the listing is clean — the share loss is price, not suppression.
Delivered 06:20One decision, with the price cut, the new margin floor, the proposed bid and the listing check already in it.NOT FOUR ALERTS

Ask it the question you can't answer

The ones that take an analyst half a day. Pick one and read the printout.

> Why did ACOS spike on Tuesday?_
It didn't. Your conversion rate fell because a rival undercut you at 02:40 Tuesday, and spend held steady against fewer sales.
ACOS 24% → 41% · CVR 9.1% → 5.4% · SPEND FLAT
How it got there
01 · Compared spend, clicks and CVR by hour against your own price and rank.
02 · Cross-checked competitor price history and buy box share on the same window.
03 · Ruled out a bid change — no target moved on Monday or Tuesday.
CONFIDENCE HIGH · SOURCES 4

You decide how much rope it gets

Set the mode per account, per agent, per spend threshold. Change it whenever. Everything is written to an audit log you can read and roll back.

Audit log · RECOMMEND mode · last night
03:42 · Margin staged a campaign pause. Awaiting approval (expires 18:00).
05:05 · Spend staged a bid cap at $1.42. Awaiting approval.
01:20 · Recovery drafted 41 case files. Awaiting approval.

The bottleneck at 30 clients isn't talent. It's decision capacity.

Set the dials to your shape. The output is the number you take to your own leadership.

Agency worksheet
Clients you could add without hiring
12
61
hours freed / week
$190k
analyst cost redirected
198
decisions / week
Model assumes agents absorb 55% of routine review time. Your own numbers replace these during the Decision Audit.

Case files, not logo walls

Same structure every time: account shape, what was missed, which agent caught it, what changed. Anonymised accounts, labelled as such.

FILE 01
Account shape
Agency, 14 brands, home & kitchen, $310k/mo blended spend
What was missed
A size-tier fee change turned 6 SKUs negative in August. Ads kept running for five weeks.
Caught by
Margin, then Spend
What changed
$17,400 SPEND REDIRECTED · MARGIN +2.1 PTS
FILE 02
Account shape
Aggregator, 3 brands, 1,100 SKUs, FBA-only
What was missed
Unreconciled inbound units accumulating across 41 shipments over two quarters.
Caught by
Recovery
What changed
$4,180 REIMBURSED · WEEKLY RECONCILIATION
FILE 03
Account shape
Direct brand, 42 SKUs, supplements, one in-house AM
What was missed
A competitor price cut at 02:40 that cost buy box share before anyone logged in.
Caught by
Rival + The Bridge
What changed
BUY BOX RECOVERED IN 9 HOURS, NOT 4 DAYS

The four questions you were going to ask anyway

Will it spend my client's money without asking?

Only if you switch it to Act mode and set a cap, and only inside that cap. Watch mode changes nothing, ever. The default on a new account is Recommend.

Is my client's data training a model?

No. Account data is used to make decisions on that account and nothing else. No training, no pooling across sellers, no sharing with other tenants. Read-only until you grant write access.

What happens when it's wrong?

You see why it was wrong, because the reasoning chain is attached to every decision. Actions taken in Act mode are logged and reversible, and any decision above your threshold escalates to a person instead of executing.

How long until it's actually useful?

The Decision Audit runs on seven days of history, so the first useful output arrives before you have configured anything. Full coverage across seven agents takes about a week of data.

Connect one account, read-only. See seven days of what the agents would have caught.

That is the Decision Audit. No configuration, no write access, no call required to start.

Manifest — what lands in your inbox
01Every decision the seven agents would have surfaced, timestamped.
02The money attached to the ones you missed.
03The reasoning chain for each, so you can check our work.
04A read-only audit log of everything we touched.